We have the worst press in the world; the people who have now captured the press are of that calibre, that outlook.
Numerous journalists have been killed or abducted whose stories never captured the press's – never mind the public's – attention like the death of Khashoggi.
In the meantime, Great Jones has easily captured the press's imagination with what they are cooking up — a sign, perhaps, that the industry is ready for a refresh.
Most recently, it was Trump's hair-pulling gag -- in which Trump invited an audience member to verify his hair was real -- that captured the press' imagination.
He expressed his concern that if he were killed or captured, the Canadian press might reveal his prior history and embarrass the Rhodesian Army, the Canadian government and the Penetanguishene mental hospital.
Andrew Bromfield's translation of Hamid Ismailov's The Dead Lake (Peirene Press) captures the poetry of loss in a contemporary telling of tragic human and environmental desolation on the Kazakh steppes.
The book (Three Rivers Press, $12.95) captures the magic and excitement of moving-making while being comprehensive enough that after reading it, even us nobodies, also known as "nondescripts," will be able to speak movie talk.
As everyone gathers, Ann feels "the excitement of the wedding, of the people traveling, of the suitcases opening and cheeks kissed and the new dresses and the cocktails and dinners and suits needing to be pressed". Minot captures the haphazard gaiety of a summer wedding -- the picnics and dinners, the ceremony itself, the midnight swim, the departures.
According to the museum's press office, the taxidermy captures the tortoise at full stretch, "showing the height George could achieve by extending his neck and limbs".
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