He did not investigate organized crime, friends said, and devoted a lot of space to accidents, assaults and routine arrests.
Heat helped to promote a fascination with celebrity epitomised by Channel 4's Big Brother, a show to which the magazine still devotes a lot of space.
I would guess this column (and the Economist in general) will have to devote a lot of space to this issue in the coming months.
The show devotes a lot of space to this endurance-testing movement, with works by Otto Muehl, Hermann Nitsch, Günter Brus, and Rudolf Schwarzkogler.
"Open" devotes a lot of space to thumbnail descriptions of matches and opponents, a litany that would drone on without dynamic, writerly flourishes.
Oppenheimer devotes a lot of space to Chambers's early years, because they explain his flight into the encompassing arms of the Communist Party, in 1925.
"This Rock" devotes a lot of space to Ginny, which is fine as far as it goes, but her story was already parsed in "The Truest Pleasure".
Goldsmith devotes a lot of space to extraconstitutional constraints on the president: Internet reporting; blogging soldiers; Freedom of Information Act requests; WikiLeaks; and aggressive litigation by the American Civil Liberties Union, the Center for Constitutional Rights and other activist groups.
You devote a lot of space to the presence of Egyptian army recruits in the stands but say nothing about the quality of passing and overlapping we have seen in the tournament.
Schumer devoted a lot of space to the Baileys, who, he wrote, felt that they were being ignored by a government too focussed on "the very poor or the very rich".
