Two decades later, as Sarah Boseley, the Guardian's health editor, documents in The Shape We're In, Gilbert Grape scenarios are playing out up and down the UK.
Rob Neufeld, the book's editor, documents a telling example: an unhappy vacation with that second husband and his son inspires a chapter in her first novel, "The Perfectionists," and helps speed the second divorce.
In 2003, Times reporters and editors documented a series of fabrications by Jayson Blair, a young reporter.
The cleverest feature was "Everyone Asks Everyone," a farcical meditation on the way information is obtained (or not), in which readers dreamed up questions — for boyfriends, for government agencies — and editors documented the absurd lengths they had gone to for answers.
The cleverest feature was "Everyone Asks Everyone," a farcical meditation on the way information is obtained (or not), in which readers dreamed up questions for boyfriends, for government agencies and editors documented the absurd lengths they had gone to for answers.
In addition, we also aim to establish a computational method which would allow measuring culture-related similarities based on the topics the editors document in Wikipedia.
Click on "Edit" next to the created document in order to open an online editor for documents.
"Surrender is not always a simple matter," Roberts, emeritus professor of international relations at Oxford University and joint editor of Documents on the Laws of War, told the Guardian.
"Chronological Account of the Neurological Institute of New York City;" compilation by an anonymous editor of documents relating to the history of the Neurological Institute; though undated, there is nothing beyond 1947.
He was the drafting editor of documents that the council issued on labor policy, among them one in 1965 that called for the repeal of statutes outlawing union shops.
Seth Trueger New York, May 30, 2010 To the Editor: Re "Documents Show Earlier Fears About Safety of Offshore Well" (front page, May 30) and "An Unnatural Disaster," by Bob Herbert (column, May 29): The recent mine disaster in West Virginia and the Gulf of Mexico oil catastrophe have a common theme, besides the fact that both resulted from our insatiable hunger for energy.
