It should be noted, however, the Abbott team was said by numerous reporters to have circulated the Davis' divorce papers to reporters last fall in an attempt to bring attention to her story, and suggest it wasn't all about hard work and Horatio Alger in heels.
In fact, the team handling the undercover stings on a series of Liberal Democrat politicians was much smaller than that deployed on MPs' expenses, and the information gleaned was deliberately withheld from the news lists circulated among the paper's executives.
After candidate letters are read and nominating papers circulated, the hat is passed for money to help pay for the caucuses.
Captain Fuentes insisted that his views had changed since he finished and circulated the article -- a research paper that he considered publishing -- three years ago, but many civil rights advocates questioned his sincerity.
Committees meet, papers are circulated, the business of government proceeds, at least officially.
Mr. Murdoch, who will turn 81 in two weeks, has taken on-the-spot command of the project he announced after flying in from New York 10 days ago: After more than 40 years as a Monday-through-Saturday paper, the rambunctious tabloid he built into the country's richest and most widely circulated paper, The Sun, is becoming a seven-day-a-week operation, publishing this Sunday for the first time.
In November, we began circulating the call for papers for our colloquium and reaching out to possible keynote speakers.
Week after week in his widely circulated paper, the Jeffersonian, Watson rebutted Ochs and Lasker, arguing to his vast readership that self-appointed elites representing money and privilege had decreed that a child laborer's life was not equal in value to that of a Jewish industrialist.
The study, a widely circulated working paper of the independent National Bureau of Economic Research, marks an intensive effort by economists to determine whether close geographic proximity to fast food plays a causal role in obesity.
