Close readers of the inside pages of the MSM and non-close readers of any number of schadenfreude-starved winger blogs (e.g).g
By Hendrik Hertzberg August 12, 2008 Close readers of the inside pages of the MSM and non-close readers of any number of schadenfreude-starved winger blogs (e.g).g
Close readers of the column pointed out that Ryan never used the word "endorse".
Frank Lovece Manhattan Christopher Gray responds: About six close readers wrote in about these gargoylicious sculptures.
That means workers at Google, the leader in search technology, may be close readers of the European order.
I think people who are really close readers might have a hint of what my day job is".
Even close readers of "Pimp," such as the comedian and actor Chris Rock, glibly attribute Beck's downward spiral to Beck's mother.
Close readers of this column may recall that Fairfax, an insurer, received a sweet $400 million tax benefit through a complex transaction that ran from 2003 to 2006.
For close readers of the entertainment trade press, the story that rocketed around Hollywood a week ago offered a familiar and juicy tableau.
Close readers of auction catalogs will notice a symbol beside the painting's lot number signifying that Sotheby's has what it calls an "irrevocable bid" on the painting.
Complaints about overstatement by reporters and headline writers come to me frequently from people who are extremely close readers of the paper.
