Finally, the strength of this study also lays in the size of its sample: it is one of the largest interview-based studies of pregnant smokers, focusing on the accounts of thirty-six women.
By William Whitworth The New Yorker, July 4, 1970 P. 30 REPORTER AT LARGE interview with Eugene Rostow on U.S. foreign policy.
In early 2006, Mr. Brown's office began taking statements from suspects one day a week to determine whether it would be worthwhile to invest in a larger interview program.
The New Yorker, July 31 , 1943P. 38 REPORTER AT LARGE: Interview with Ulf Nordman, a navigator of the Royal Norwegian Air Force in Canada, who has been on 30 radis over Germany and German-occupied territory.
He denied Mr. Reuland's claims that Mr. Reuland had told him the "dead bodies" quote was a fragment of a larger interview in which he had been trying to explain why he loved the homicide bureau.
By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, July 31 , 1943P. 38 REPORTER AT LARGE: Interview with Ulf Nordman, a navigator of the Royal Norwegian Air Force in Canada, who has been on 30 radis over Germany and German-occupied territory.
CHRISTOPHER BOLLEN, EDITOR AT LARGE, INTERVIEW I will never, in my life, decide to stop wearing gray sweatshirts, so having a perfect simulacrum set allows me to focus my anxiety on my work or whether or not I am dying.
REPORTER AT LARGE: Interview with a young Norwegian lieuteant who tells about the invasion of Norway, the resistance put up by the people who fought with dynamite, hunting rifles, and the meagre equipment of their small army.
But first, he made his way to a large interview room in the media center, and there, a poised and collected Scott was asked about 16 years ago and whether he might shed a tear or two over his own parallel disappointment.
The site announced the supposed confirmation as part of a larger interview with the Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard.
On Thursday, the actress and comedian posted a clip that seems to be part of a larger interview to her YouTube channel.
