"This time they closed the papers according to the law, even though the law is questionable".
In 1965, there were about half a dozen underground papers, according to the Underground Press Syndicate.
Thirty-four of the 52 Nigerians arrested in the highway protest lacked valid papers, according to a state immigration official.
Scottish papers, according to the National Union of Journalists, have lost half their journalists in the last decade or so.
Since then, other scientific journals have retracted two dozen of his papers, according to the watchdog blog Retraction Watch.
A handful of officers already have put in their retirement papers, according to the person with knowledge of the matter.
Gannett's overall circulation has dropped slightly in the two years since it consolidated its papers, according to statistics provided by the company.
There is "insufficient evidence" to go further, beyond the dead News of the World to the still-living Mirror papers, according to the CPS.
Moreover, cuts at his papers, according to the editors, do not affect editorial budgets; the savings, as James Harding at the Times puts it, are "to invest in the future of our journalism".
Over the years, the camera has made 135,000 observations, which have been the fodder for 3,500 scientific papers, according to Matt Mountain, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute.
David Cameron's director of communications feared that the then prime minister would have to resign over the family revelations contained within the Panama Papers, according to his newly published book.
