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We know, more or less, through the journalistic prism, what Mr. Doyle thinks.

Mr. Lott's new offense almost fell through the journalistic cracks as well.

But his loss has sent shudders through the journalistic community and it may indeed provoke a reassessment of what it means to embed.

The murder – the third in two years – has sent a shock wave through the journalistic community, said Kamal Rauf, the editor-in-chief of the region's largest independent paper, Hawlati.

A distinctly different kind of look at the county can be had through the journalistic eyes of Westchester Jewish Week, which issues five regional editions -- Manhattan, Long Island, Queens, Westchester/The Bronx and Brooklyn/Staten Island.

And soon enough, Mr. Bonner, a former reporter at The St . PaulPioneer Press who moved here a few years ago for the adventure of working at an English-language newspaper abroad, found himself on a bizarre trip through the journalistic norms of former Soviet states.

Pointedly, Rainer breaks through both the journalistic-documentary setup and the metafictional one to end with an actual party, bringing the film's participants together to celebrate in the closed space of a loft-like home.

"I'm confident we went through the proper journalistic steps," he said.

Deborah Orr, in defending him on BBC2's Newsnight and Radio 4's The Media Show, made the point that he had not come up through the regular journalistic training regime.

However, I think that theatre can go one step further, by breaking through the proper journalistic constraints of drama-documentary to show the underlying processes that shape the world within which those human passions operate.

When a federal appeals panel dismissed allegations of scientific misconduct against former MIT researcher Dr. Theresa Imanishi-Kari last month--officially ending a highly charged, decade-long case--its findings sent shock waves through the scientific, journalistic and governmental communities that are still being felt.