"Even though my grandmother knew where I was, my adoptive parents had legal adoption papers," says Jorgelina.
Integrity is everything in scientific publishing – except when it comes to claiming authorship of papers, says this researcher.
"From tomorrow onwards, I will stop reading Turkish papers," says another guest at our Ankara dinner table.
"If he puts one foot in front of the other it will get into the papers," says one friend.
"Old colleagues call me to complain that the first they heard of their job's disappearing was in the papers," says a former Deutsche director.
The bank, in legal papers, says it never engaged in predatory lending or discrimination and dismissed the Legal Services lawsuit as a tirade against subprime lending.
Ashdown, though believing the loss of staff photographers is to the detriment of papers, says: "I live in the real world.
"Angola needs less bureaucracy when it comes to protect rural land that's been in the possession of families without any legal papers," says Quivienguele.
Ari Shavit, a leading writer for Ha'aretz, the most serious of the Israeli papers, says, "Sharon understands Peres's need for love and affection.
Neil Benson, editorial director of Trinity Mirror's regional papers, says: "We aim to be the conduit for readers... local issues are placed quite highly on most manifestos, making the role regional media plays in this election even more vital.
"If this board hadn't come up, all would have been lost in papers," says another local.But the effort to get copies of those papers, now backed by the state bureaucracy, has so far taken nine months, not four days.
