The Rightist Il Tempo ran a lively, semi-historical editorial entitled "Dictators Don't Travel," remarking," Travel betw.
But in a bit of historical amnesia, the editorial, in highlighting a new uranium-based path by which North Korea may have demonstrated bomb-making with this latest test, refers to the regime having "voluntarily stopped" its plutonium-based nuclear program in 2008.
It was partly historical and partly editorial.
We divided the publication types relevant for this study into two categories: Publication category A: case report, clinical trial, comparative study, evaluation study, journal article, multicenter study, research support and review; Publication category B: comment, congress report, editorial, historical article, interview, letter, news and newspaper article.
This allows for the inclusion of empirical studies ranging from randomized controlled trials to qualitative studies, but excludes commentaries, editorials, historical articles, and letters.
But, of course, once I moved there was the sense of historical change, and an editorial in the Irish Times, 'Heaney moves South'.
"The cult will not voluntarily step down from the historical stage," said an editorial today in People's Daily, the party's official mouthpiece.
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Given the editorial page's historical position on such matters, there is a bit of humor in the fact that its mission is now protected by a covenant allowing for judicial supervision of the perfectly legal conduct of a business owner.
By examining periodicals, editorials, sermons, and other historical documents, Stout illustrates how each side formed an ideology that justified its conduct and reasoning for war, even as the conflict grew bloodier and more gruesome.
Prosecutors oppose the wholesale dismantling of our current drug laws based, among other reasons, on historical experience ("Drug-Sentencing Battle in Albany," editorial, March 19).
