"We have a lot of postcolonial problems," Niviaq Korneliussen, a twenty-six-year-old woman who may be Greenland's most widely read novelist, told me.
Carolyn grinned widely, telling about it.
Nahum Barnea, whose column in the newspaper Yediot Ahronot is the most widely read in Israel, told me that, while other fledgling Zionist leaders like Rabin and Moshe Dayan were maturing as combat soldiers, Peres was sent into action as a Party apparatchik.
The coalition, which includes some of Syria's most widely known aid organisations, told the UN it intends to withdraw from the UN's information-sharing programme in protest at the way some of its agencies are functioning within the country.
It was as leader of this group that Abou Jahjah made his most widely circulated controversial statement, telling Flemish newspaper Het Laaste Nieuws in 2003 that he supported the killing of foreign troops in Iraq.
The most widely known anecdote about Archimedes tells of how he invented a method for determining the volume of an object with an irregular shape.
"Excessive sitting is a lethal activity," Levine, who has studied sedentary behavior for nearly 20 years and is the most widely quoted expert on the topic, told the New York Times in 2011.
"Now, marketers are able to deliver meaningful consumer experiences powered by the world's number one marketing platform and the most widely adopted web analytics suite," Jania told TechCrunch.
Pakistanis held vigils when she was shot, and when she won the Nobel peace prize, Ahmed Shah, a school principal in Mingora, echoed the nation's sentiments when he told Pakistan's most widely read newspaper, "Malala's achievement is a great pride for Swat and all of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, but especially for Pakhtuns who are always perceived as terrorists.
I haven't told you how our most widely read family newspaper, The Sun, reported this.
