If you are not a goldfish, you don't want to live in an aquarium". Salk was similarly inclined to stay on dry land, and the couple, who met through mutual friends in La Jolla in the summer of 1969, have gone to great lengths to ditch the press.
The family sneaked out in Washington on Sunday night for what Ms. Palin called an "incognito" tour of the national monuments, ditching the press after creating a news frenzy earlier in the day at the Rolling Thunder motorcycle rally.
Although her campaign has dismissed such theories as bunk and even sexist, Clinton fed into them by ditching her press corps Sunday and not releasing timely information on her health or whereabouts.
Donald Trump rose to power on brand authenticity – promising a new kind of unfiltered, teleprompter-free politics, ditching formal press briefings in favour of smearing his naked id all over Twitter.
President-elect Donald Trump ditched his press pool once again on Saturday, causing frustration among journalists on hand to ensure the public had knowledge of his whereabouts by travelling without them to play golf at one of his clubs.
Earlier in the day, after issuing a new year message via Twitter in which he sent love to "my many enemies and those who have fought me and lost so badly they just don't know what to do", Trump ditched his press pool to play golf at one of his clubs.
The Abbott government has been restricting information about possible asylum seeker arrivals since it was elected in September 2013, first by limiting discussion of anything said to be an "operational matter" then by ditching weekly press briefings in favour of a weekly statement about boat arrivals.
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If our news brands want to remain relevant, they need to ditch the party press releases and stage the honest debate that our politicians are so keen to avoid.
The meetings are sacrosanct for the secretary: after her plane broke down in Saudi Arabia last month, a frantic Mrs. Clinton ditched her traveling press corps to flag down Gen. David H. Petraeus, commander of the United States Central Command who had been meeting with the Saudi king, for a ride home so that she would not miss her session with the president the next day.
