In fact, the paper was months into running their long and painstaking series of stories chipping away at the money trails and machinations when Nixon ran for re-election in 1972, despite it already being clear that the committee for the re-election of the president – the unfortunately acronymed CREEP – was tainted by a massive campaign of dirty tricks, including illegal activity.
Over its 16-year history, CHIP, in partnership with Medicaid, has proven to be an enormous success story.
The North Dakota in this Sunday's magazine is one marked by rapid transformation, a place where oil derricks are springing up everywhere, and as the author of the cover story, Chip Brown, puts it, you might find "single-family homes with Tyvek paper flapping in the wind of what just yesterday was a wheat field".
"It is an honor to publish this extraordinary book, which is an inspiring marriage of words and images, history and story," Chip Gibson, the president and publisher of Random House Children's Books, said in a statement, adding that the book "celebrates the characteristics that unite all Americans - the potential to pursue our dreams and forge our own paths".
Other new shows on Netflix this year include Arrested Development star Will Arnett in Flaked, starting 11 March, "the serio-comic story of Chip, a celebrated long-time resident of the insular world of Venice, California who falls for the object of his best friend's fascination".
Related story: "Little chip, big byte".
See related story: Little chip, big byte.
Similarly, clock speed alone doesn't tell the whole story of chip performance, but rather the number of instructions it executes every second.
"Cute story," D'Angelo chipped in.
You look at some of the discussions particularly in the last week, whether it's the Bloomberg story about this chip, or non-chip as it might be.
