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An article yesterday about Cable News Network's effort to decide the future of its correspondent Peter Arnett noted his comment, confirmed by a network spokesman, that CNN occasionally has correspondents narrate reports developed by others.

But Mr. Arnett said -- and a network spokesman confirmed -- that although news magazine programs like CNN's "Impact" and its successor, "Newsstand," had some correspondents permanently assigned to them, other correspondents, like Mr. Arnett and Christiane Amanpour, would be called in to narrate reports developed by others.

Editor's Note: July 9 , 1998 Thursday An article yesterday about Cable News Network's effort to decide the future of its correspondent Peter Arnett noted his comment, confirmed by a network spokesman, that CNN occasionally has correspondents narrate reports developed by others.

This report is one of a series of special topic reports developed by the Chicago Annenberg Research Project.

This report is part of a series of special topic reports developed by the Chicago Annenberg Research Project.

Evidence-based standards of care, such as published practice guidelines and technology assessment reports developed by authoritative organisations, provide an objective standard against which to assess MDT decisions.

The Names Council, adopting a report developed by the DNSO Transfers Task Force, also recommended against this proposal.

When the Board voted to implement reform, the new bylaws reflected the recommendations outlined in the Report developed by the ALAC Assistance Group, but did little to allay the concerns of the Internet public still posting to forum.icann.org.icann.org

Twenty-eight beams with six cross-sections has been tested using a three-point bending (TPB) test setup, which is designed according to the draft of a report developed by Joint ACI/ASCE 446 Technical Committee.

Read Alden Thresher's "College Admission in the Public Interest" or review the Turning The Tide Report developed by Harvard Graduate School of Education's Making Caring Common Project.

2017 saw the launch of the Global Infrastructure Outlook, a country-based online tool and report developed by the Global Infrastructure Hub with Oxford Economics, which forecasts infrastructure investment needs across 50 countries and seven sectors to 2040.