You send a reporter, check the facts, and you decide at home".
When the reporter checked out the Web site, which he agreed "seemed very official," he found incorrect information: that a bridge was still being considered.
When an MSNBC reporter checked in on the lines outside of a Philadelphia polling place, a precinct-worker gently redirected him away from the prohibited zones.
For instance, a reporter checked a dozen pharmacies in Santo Domingo and San Pedro de Macoris in the Dominican Republic, and found that 10 of them were willing to sell various versions of testosterone without a prescription.
Perhaps the reporter checked to make sure which pronoun that source preferred, but probably not in most cases.
The hotel this reporter checked into late Saturday in Kinston informed customers that they were doing so at their own discretion, as several routes leading out of town already were or could soon be blocked by floodwaters.
The White House had hoped to keep the news under wraps until after the daily briefing for the news media, but as it was reported on MSNBC, reporters checking their e-mail confronted Jay Carney, the press secretary, who tried to duck the questions.
Reporters checking names on the Internet are carelessly misled by other people's misspellings.
Several executives told Mr. Siewert that they too had previous episodes of Bloomberg reporters' checking the whereabouts of employees, but had not been concerned enough to take the issue up with Bloomberg.
At the Groveland Hotel, tourists were cutting short stays and checking out as the parking lot filled with news vans full of reporters checking in.
The victim was Georgine Benvenuto, who was at Friday's as a photographer for the Brooklyn Daily, along with a team of reporters checking out the drones on their New York debut in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn.
