The self-conscious development of what journalists, reviewing Curzon's maiden speech in the House of Commons, called his "unconquerable 'cheek' " and "his air of ineffable superiority" was all part of his intensive training to be Viceroy.
And the report hinted at further developments in the criminal investigation of journalists at the now-shuttered News of the World.
But such accusations have been sharply rebutted by the government, and many others note that any coordinated effort to hide bodies would have been difficult, given the thousands of people who had rushed to the disaster site, including dozens of journalists filming every development.
There's also the interactive story creator, Twine, but Rawlings wants to see the development of tools that can help journalists with no experience of coding to produce a news game within a couple of hours.
African Development Bank President Donald Kaberuka told a small group of journalists, "Seasons have become completely unpredictable.
You'll be the one to build relationships with other development groups, journalists, policymakers and members of the community to make sure your work has the most impact.
Hasan Altaf, who left Harper's last month to join The Paris Review, says the magazine's editorial staff was "sidelined and dismissed" during the development of the Hockenberry piece and journalist Katie Roiphe's controversial March cover story, which contended that "Twitter feminism is bad for women".
A potential limitation is the possibility that the methods used in this study (interviewing journalists without any prior development of a relationship or trust) would not have elicited views from journalists that indicated they were not acting in the public good (for example actions driven by business values).
Augmenting the linguistic superpowers of journalists with AI solutions would empower NLP research and development in new ways.
Séamus Dooley, the National Union of Journalists' Irish secretary, said the union was gravely concerned by the development.
