Prior to the publication of the above-mentioned papers on human embryonic genomic editing, commentaries have also been published by prestigious journals including Nature and Science, greatly discouraging this type of research and moratorium for ethical and legal reasons (Baltimore et al., 2015; Lanphier et al., 2015).
John Podhoretz, who came of age on the Upper West Side and edits Commentary magazine, warned that the bad old days lurk down the interstate.
Karen Attiah is the Global Opinions editor at The Washington Post, where she commissions and edits commentary on global issues from a variety of international writers.
The [al-Qaida] video was shown without any editing or commentary to contextualise it.
"It is one shot all the way, no music, no editing, no commentary," said its executive producer, Clare Paterson.
Word is set to display all of this editing and commentary by default to make sure a work-in-progress does not get sent around as the final document.
C. 101 BCE - 0 Andronicus Of Rhodes, also called Andronicus Rhodius (flourished 1st century bc) Greek philosopher noted for his meticulous editing and commentary of Aristotle's works, which had passed from one generation to the next in such a way that the presumed quality of the original texts had been lost and much superfluous material added to many of the major treatises.
A partial copy -- 48 of about 80 pages -- of Ms. MacDonald's editing and commentary on the biologists' mid-October draft review of the science was provided to The New York Times by an environmental group, the Sagebrush Sea Project, which has sought protection for the bird; it matched a copy that Mr. Williams said he had sent to the panel responsible for making recommendations.
When speaking with the media, he chooses his words with care, editing his commentary so salience overwhelms salaciousness.
