In this paper, ever-use denotes the participant had ever used the substance before our survey started, but not necessarily concurrent with MA.
He has edited the paper ever since.
After returning, she landed a reporting internship at the Oregonian in Portland, Oregon, and has been with the paper ever since.
Told by a discontented reader that he was thinking of cancelling his subscription, Kelvin MacKenzie, a former editor of The Sun, Britain's best-selling tabloid, responded by banning him from reading the paper ever again.
I'm wondering whether the rankings of these stories are based purely on numbers, and whether the paper ever brings forward an article to give it more readership, for whatever reason.
A source told the paper, "Ever since problems started to emerge, she penned her thoughts in a diary which she goes back to, to draw upon for lyrics for her songs".
Finally, I realize The Star-Ledger is always looking for a Jersey angle in its stories, but publishing Newhouse's net worth wasn't the smartest thing the paper ever did.
The Times Portraits of Grief series, which has perhaps been more embraced and commented upon than anything this paper has ever done, spoke to that need to see the men and women who died on Sept. 11 as unique individuals who had quirks and foibles and favorite foods and surprising hobbies.
Martin McElroy tweeted: "Does weather affect turnout and which party does it benefit?" This question has lead me to my favourite scientific paper ever: "The rain in Spain: Turnout and partisan voting in Spanish elections".
But taped from an underground layer or not the issues around climate change and solutions to it are nuanced (which is why so few of the papers ever discuss it properly).
