We take it for granted that we can get up on a Sunday, jump on the bus, go to the shops, buy a paper (put together by those working on Saturday), call an ambulance if needed, and many more things that are no more difficult than during the week.
The paper puts together a 14-point "charge sheet" against the Guardian or "the newspaper that puts Britain's spies in danger".
At first the paper was put together in a very rudimentary manner.
The paper was put together by a bipartisan group of national-security poohbahs, including James N. Miller, Kurt Campbell, Dennis Ross, Ashton Carter, Vali Nasr, and Richard Haass.
So I came into the Guardian office in London for a day to see how the paper was put together and talk to some of its investigative journalists.
It took a second tip — this time that the governor was on an airplane from Argentina — for the paper to put together the story.
On the hotly debated matter of postwar preparation for Iraq, Mr. Blair tries to diminish the role that planning failures played in the "nightmare" that ensued, even though a briefing paper reportedly put together for him and his advisers eight months before the start of war concluded that the American military was not preparing adequately for what could be a protracted and costly occupation.
The statistics, contained in four A4 sheets of paper, were put together by Van Gaal's analysis team.
We are often (but not always!) taught how to read a journal article, write a science paper, and put together a curriculum vitae (CV).
In the present paper we put together the main decadal trends identified for the western Arabian Sea over the past 50 60 years, highlighting the changes which occurred between the first and forthcoming second International Indian Ocean Expeditions (Snider, 1961; Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission 2013).
