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For this last edition he journeyed up and down the Nile with a set of hardbound notebooks holding each page of the preceding edition, faced by a large blank page for revisions.
INTERNATIONAL An article on Tuesday about the arrest of Mayor Michael Applebaum of Montreal described incorrectly, in some editions, the amount of money involved in bribery charges faced by Mr. Applebaum.
A reporting credit last Friday with an article about the lengthy stay faced by the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in Ecuador's embassy in London misstated, in some editions, the given name of a freelance writer who contributed from Stockholm.
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Two weeks later on the January 1 edition of Raw, Cena faced off against Federline in a No Disqualification match, a match where there is no rules and the only way to win is by pinfall or submission.
In the main event on that edition of SmackDown, Mysterio faced Finlay.
On the May 3, 2010 edition of TNA Impact!, Kendrick turned face by having a confrontation with his partner Douglas Williams after their match against Ink Inc. (Shannon Moore and Jesse Neal), but then Samoa Joe came out and attacked both of them.
As with drypoint, mezzotint plates must be steel faced if a large edition is desired.
This problem has faced the editor of all 62 editions.
"Their heap of cash is dwindling by the quarter," Mr. Hertzberg said, adding that the layoffs would hurt morale and that the company faced stiff competition from services like CBS MarketWatch.com and even the online edition of The Wall Street Journal.
