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Similarly, Nature employs a large editorial staff to manage the peer-review process and to select and polish "startling and new" papers for publication, said Dr. Clarke, its editor.

Working as a clerk at the prefecture in Annecy, she took advantage of her privileged access to identity cards to create new papers for Jewish families so that they could avoid detection or leave the country.

Ken Creager, a professor of earth and space sciences at the University of Washington who wrote about the two new papers for Nature Geoscience, said the scientific community is still a long way from being able to predict earthquakes.

As chairman of the board of Scripps-Howard from 1921 to 1936, he was active in acquiring new papers for that newspaper chain, and he sought editorial balance for it by making it his practice to hire columnists with divergent views.

Listings of books, papers, and lecture notes previously published elsewhere and, above all, of new papers for which preprints are available are solicited from all authors.

According to her sworn declaration, the representative "said she was glad I came in because she needed to get me to sign new papers for the $500 loan to the school.

In April, a prospectus announces a new paper for Manchester.

In a new paper for the New America Foundation, Professor Lindert summarizes his findings.

Sadly, however, the problem is far deeper than an immediate lack of food, as a new paper for the Copenhagen Consensus project points out.

The political crisis of June 2012 has emboldened Kuwaitis calling for constitutional reforms, Jane Kinninmont writes in a new paper for Chatham House, the British foreign policy thinktank.

"The fact that we don't have to face any more new paper for a month is a positive," said Robert Chandross, chief economist at Lloyd's Bank.