Inside are newspaper clippings showing Mr. Gore, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
When Jake came out to my mother, she sent him the most beautiful letter and inside were newspaper clippings, yellowed with age, on gay rights.
In a front-page story and across five pages inside, the newspaper published what it billed as a series of "bombshell" claims by Martin Winter, a one-time friend of the Labour leader who fell out with the party after leaving office in 2009.
The conviction of Andy Coulson - and acquittal of Rebekah Brooks and others - is by no means the end of the road for the investigations into criminality - actual or alleged - inside newspapers.
And yet our scientifically informed representations of the perils of climate change, conspiracy theories, anti-science prejudice, xenophobia, and racism are usually deeply buried inside newspapers or found in small circulation websites that attract relatively small audiences, which means that these efforts often don't have the reach--or the glitz to shape public opinion.
Inside, wrapped in newspaper, was a premature baby.
Buried on inside pages, small newspaper stories reported a survey of paediatric intensive-care nurses.
Inside was a newspaper advertisement for a job directing a new center, the Human Performance Laboratory at Ball State.
Eric McGraw, the founder and managing editor of Inside Time, a newspaper for prisoners, distils this issue of a rot-in-jail sentence: "On a personal level, it's always regrettable that people are destined to die in prison, but it does seem to me to be a compromise, for people who want to see the death penalty".
Hidden inside is a newspaper article about the man who jumped the fence.
