The financial press concluded that Eisner had overpaid.
Indeed, a survey of 2,000 voters, released this week by The Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, concluded that "clearly, issues have fueled Gore's gains".
This cycle of demand and rejection created a self-fulfilling prophecy, as both right-wing and left-wing voices in the Israeli press concluded that if Jewish state recognition was not initially necessary, it had become so retroactively through the Palestinians' own refusal to offer it.
The press concluded it had to be because the capital's then mayor, Ken Livingstone, wanted to spy on drivers - to fleece them of yet more cash on the back of the recently introduced congestion charge.
A report by UN experts that was recently leaked to the press concluded that the joint military offensive had failed to rein in the rebels and has worsened the already dire plight of civilians.
Cuomo set up a command post in NYC but would not speak to the press, concluding it would be best (remembering Attica) to lie low.
While appreciating the public's hope of hearing that their loved ones "found happiness in fighting", or that they "died with a song on their lips", he is nevertheless determined to avoid the "old familiar phrases" served up to them by a compliant press, concluding: But we are poets, And shall tell the truth.
To the Editor: In their study "Mixing an Energy Drink with an Alcoholic Beverage Increases Motivation for More Alcohol in College Students," Marczinski and colleagues (in press) conclude that "An energy drink may elicit increased alcohol priming.
We meet just after its world premiere on the Croisette, where the press screening concluded with a huge roar of approval.
Gray resigned last week after an internal report obtained by The Iowa City Press-Citizen concluded that he had violated the university's sexual harassment policy during his earlier employment from 1993 to 1995.
The press, he concluded, castigated American enemies while ignoring the misdeeds of American allies; it imagined itself to be independent and critical but actually functioned as a propaganda organ of the government.
