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NO DEPRESSION: Reviewing "Outliers" in last week's Book Review, David Leonhardt noted that "The Tipping Point" was published in March 2000 just days before the Nasdaq peaked.
"The Point" was published in the October 1 , 1990 issue of The New Yorker and was the title story of D'Ambrosio's first collection.
"The Point" was published in the October… Colm Toibin reads Sylvia Townsend Warner's "The Children's Grandmother," and discusses it with The New Yorker's fiction editor, Deborah Treisman.
This point was published previously by Dewenter et al. (Integr. Biol. 2015).
The Still Point is published by small publisher Portobello, and its win continues the trend which has seen independents take a number of high-profile prizes internationally this year, including, most recently, Canada's Giller prize and America's National Book Awards fiction prize.
As one of the most widely-syndicated columnists of his era, Buchwalds writing was at one point being published in more than 500 newspapers, including the Washington Post.
We are interested in knowing where this point is published, as if it is true we ought to and would like to refer to it, can the reviewer oblige with a reference?
Speculation that someone in the White House -- perhaps Bruce Lindsey, the Presidential aide and confidant -- helped write the talking points was published and broadcast widely in news accounts.
Vicky Pryce was "ashamed and upset" and "wanted to turn the clock back" after an article alleging Chris Huhne had asked someone to take his speeding points was published, a court heart.
The visit to Geneva was to have been Mr. Bush's first trip to Europe since his memoir, "Decision Points," was published in November, and the first since he publicly stated in interviews on his book tour that he had personally authorized the use of waterboarding in the questioning of terrorism detainees.
· Tim Moore's new book about the Eurovision Song Contest, Nul Points, is published by Jonathan Cape.
