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Once he rewrote an innocuous item published by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Herb Caen about South African Bishop Desmond Tutu and the wife of prominent attorney Melvin Belli--and submitted it as his own work.

He first came under fire shortly after his New Yorker appointment, when media blogger Jim Romenesko pointed out that the writer had recycled portions of a Wall Street Journal article, written in 2011, in a later item published by his new employer.

12 items published by the "Tipografia medicea orientale" in Rome between 1590 and 1619.

Last month a jury decided that three items published by the paper in February 2006 about her opposition to floodlights being erected in a children's park near her home were malicious.

News items published by over 300 third parties are displayed on the RTRS electronic trading platform.

Bakshy et al. [22] have reported a large scale experiment performed on the Facebook social network by randomizing the exposition of users to the items published by their friends, in order to expose the role of the social links in the propagation of an information, and to show the existence of a genuine influence phenomenon between Facebook friends.

questionnaire (Dorman, 2003); and the faculty mentorship items published by Eagan and colleagues (2011).

For the evaluation of nursing activity by stay and disease, NMDS were converted into minutes of nursing care through minutes by item published in two federal reports [ 18, 19].

During Congressional hearings on the agency in the mid-1970's, it was revealed that some of the agency's programs to plant false information in the foreign press had resulted in items being published by American news organizations.

Eligibility of potential articles was determined by applying the following inclusion criteria to the article abstracts: (1) technical efficacy, (2) diagnostic accuracy efficacy, (3) diagnostic thinking efficacy, (4) therapeutic efficacy, (5) patient outcome efficacy or any combination of the previous items as published by Fryback and Thornbury [16].

The "Pediatrics" journal holds the highest rate of 44.29 citations per ETS-item published, followed by the "Journal of the American Medical Association" (37.98) and "American Journal of Respiratory Critical Care" (32.32) (Figure 7).