Sentence examples for state editions from inspiring English sources

Victorian premier Denis Napthine says the ABC must save the state editions of 7.30.

A new national 7.30 program on Fridays will replace the eight current state editions of 7 30, and Lateline will be moved to ABC News 24 and lose resources.

As the three brainstormed, they kicked around various ideas about an electronic state edition with top political and business articles that would be aimed at a Brooks Brothers and Gucci audience in Tallahassee and other Florida cities.

The journal does not exist, there are no state based editions of journals, and Tribune H ended up being the Herald Tribune.

The produce comes from New York, New Jersey and 47 other states — not from New York, New Jersey and 49 states, as stated in some editions, or from 47 states, as noted in other editions.

He also made clear that state-based editions of 7.30.

"We delivered state-based editions of the ABC News website with more local stories," Scott said.

Napthine, who faces an election next month, has become the first premier to publicly protest against proposals to axe the Friday state-based editions of 7.30.

Penn State's edition of SB Nation also predicted the Lions would lose citing the Wolverines' better athletes, but noted that Michigan's quarterback Devin Gardner has thrown as many interceptions as touchdowns (8) coming into the game, and that Penn State's best chance to win would be if Michigan turned the ball over frequently.

Printed in Los Angeles and distributed in 13 Western states, the edition suffered from anemic advertising and plummeting circulation.

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