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Given the recent murder at the Holocaust Museum and the raging debates about who or what is responsible for what seems to be an increasingly violent anti-Jewish, anti-minority climate, I am compelled to share with readers an excerpt from the concluding chapter of the New White Nationalism in America.

Roger Ebert tantalizes readers with an excerpt of his forthcoming memoir, "Life Itself".

Dietrick defended Gawker's decision to show readers a video excerpt rather than merely telling them what was on the tape.

First released in paperback to snare the largest possible audience, In Death books shamelessly hooked readers on sequels by including an excerpt from the sequel in the back of the book a rip-off of television's tried-and-true use of previews and coming attractions.

Ask your bookseller". First released in paperback to snare the largest possible audience, In Death books shamelessly hooked readers on sequels by including an excerpt from the sequel in the back of the book--a rip-off of television's tried-and-true use of previews and coming attractions.

Bobby's would be, too, of course, so I thought I'd spare the reader the ordeal of even an excerpt.

So the first step entailed switching over to an "excerpt" format with which readers could get a taste of our posts on the homepage before diving in to read them in full.

Since an excerpt was published in the New Yorker earlier this year, readers have been raising ethical questions.

People's online editors often try to entice readers by displaying an image of the magazine cover along with an excerpt from the cover article.

I'll close with an excerpt from my contribution, which centers — not surprisingly to regular readers — on the word "knowosphere".

This is an excerpt from Campaign Stops, a blog at campaignstops.blogs.nytimes.com, where readers can view a chart illustrating the data described here.