The elasticity of digital publishing lends itself to novellas, which are a notoriously hard sell unless your name is Barnes or McEwan.
PARIS — The Paris police stop young Arab and black men for identity checks far more often than they stop young whites, according to a study to be published Tuesday, lending factual substance to widespread accusations of racial profiling.
But the post as initially published, alas, lent itself to that interpretation.
Now, a review of the scientific literature, published today, lends credibility to this claim, although the matter is far from settled.
Meta-analysis of these and previously published data lends limited support for a role for the ITGAV in RA in Caucasians of European ancestry.
The Bank of England publishes data on lending and write-offs by UK banks and building societies.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Fewer than a third of Parliament members in Pakistan file annual tax returns, according to a report published on Wednesday, lending new focus to longstanding complaints from foreign donors and ordinary Pakistanis about tax evasion at the highest levels of society.
Gregory Squires is professor of sociology at George Washington University and editor of Why the Poor Pay More: How to Stop Predatory Lending, published by Greenwood Publishing Group.
The journal itself is published by Taylor & Francis, a 200-year-old British publishing company that lends gravitas to any such title, and it is perhaps this fact that attracted anti-porn activists to take notice and get their hackles up.
Lending figures published yesterday by the British Bankers Associationn showed a post new-year surge in mortgage approvals, which promises to boost household borrowing next month.
