He is also being investigated for some murky happenings on the Belgrade political scene over the past two years: the disappearance of an ex-president, the assassination of a newspaper editor, attempts to kill an opposition leader.
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(In 1905, the section's editor attempted to blackmail Emily Post's husband after learning of his infidelity).
The editor, attempting to broaden his horizons, was trying to report on an anarchist karaoke fund-raiser until, as Chalmers writes, "news of his presence, and even his name, spread among the anarchists, packed tightly in the hall, like static".
Trending, without its human editors, attempts to abdicate responsibility for what it is distributing by claiming that popularity is the most important standard when any credible journalist will tell you about the dangers of populism.
Whereas a newspaper tends to stand by its story on the basis of an editorial process in which professional reporters and editors attempt to vet their sources and check their accuracy before publishing, the blogosphere relies on its readership — its community — for quality control.
So when Ms Upton and her bounteous bosom started appearing in fashion magazines, I was cheered, not just to see a different body shape being appreciated, but to see fashion editors attempting to work with it and dress it in clothes a well-bosomed woman might actually wish to wear.
As editors, attempting something new and different is what keeps our jobs interesting".
Painfully aware of this fact, editors attempt to cloak their deliberate prostitution of bad things happening to famous people by feigning concern.
Upon successful submission of a manuscript for publication in a journal, editors attempt to quickly identify suitable reviewers, sometimes with the assistance of authors who may have been prompted to provide several suggestions.
David Berman New York, July 1, 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks attempts to explain the preference of educated professionals for Democrats by positing a sort of rivalry between elites, pitting them against the corporate managerial class.
