"I basically would sneak up to his chambers at 7 o'clock in the morning and interview him and go through papers," the reporter, Stephen Wermiel, said last week.
He said he went through paper "in and out boxes", call data lists, and shredded and openly disposed of material in the NOTW's offices.
The carpet, gray with geometric patterns, is a reproduction of a design by Josef Hoffmann — "I have the original, but it would be ruined," he said — and the couch and two armchairs in which he has coffee with guests, or sits and goes through papers, were also designed by Hoffmann.
General Atta Muhammad, 37, a tall, black-bearded man who led the military offensive, was receiving people and going through papers in his headquarters not far from the blue-and-turquoise-tiled shrine of Hazrat Ali, cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad.
If the diplomats knew anything of the "harrowing prison hell" Knox was going through (as one paper put it), they are keeping those reports under wraps.
When I was little I understood the world to be made of paper, and that everyone should step carefully or go through the paper.
Show your practice papers to your teacher and perhaps organize a one-on-one session with them to go through the paper and get feedback.
My dad suggested I go through the paper, see what performers charged for birthday parties and discuss with him what I found.
"How to dress, to behave on the job, what to wear to an interview, how to go through a paper and find an apartment, how to manage money".
"You have to go through the paper work, the supplies and health inspection".
