When asked if he would read the currently unreleased pages into the congressional record, Paul demurred and said "we're going to try the normal legislative procedure first and see how that goes".
Lynch went on to emphasize "this wasn't a mere deletion of a few words but a full-fledged blackout of 28 pages of the report".
In 158 pages of adverts, sponsored features, ministerial forewords and articles from academics and think tank fellows, there's a barrage of impenetrable corporate management speak concerned with "growth", "free trade" and "economic governance".
His Edymandias EdStone moment may have been one of the most ill-conceived political stunts of all time: fortunately the monarchy came to the rescue with the timely arrival of the royal baby to fill the news pages instead.
Or was she right to quit and make her stand on the TV bulletins and front pages, fed up that she had made her discontents known but not been taken seriously?
That campaign saw sites like Wikipedia and Reddit black out their pages for a day in protest.
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On these pages last week, Professor John Sutherland made some eccentric observations, including some about the government's plans for higher education, but he misrepresents what we value and how we will support that.
Raymond Carver (1976) Possibly the most economical short story writer in this list, Carver, with his precise, punchy prose, conveys in a few words what many novelists take several pages to elucidate.
Runaway is among her best collections and displays all of Munro's mastery: the effortless shifts in time, sometimes across decades; the ability to convey an entire life in a few pages; the exploration of complex truths in uncomplicated language.
In the pages of Paris Match he described Marine's betrayal as "like learning that you have cancer".
