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  • ...tely 175 full or excerpted documents---speeches, legislation, magazine and newspaper articles, essays, memoirs, letters, interviews, novels, songs, and works of
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  • Collection of full-text, age-appropriate (K-5), curriculum-related magazine, newspaper and reference content for information on current events, the arts, science,
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  • Christian Science Monitor, an international daily newspaper published by the First Church of Christ, Scientist. Uses many international
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  • ...the posting of the notice of a mistake that appeared in a past issue of a newspaper
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  • ...log.sewanee.edu/itw/infomark/0/1/1/purl=rc6_NNI?sw_aep=tel_a_uots National Newspaper Index]'''''
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  • ...nd [[culture]]. There are entries on politicians, colonisers, visionaries, newspaper barons, industrialists, explorers, writers, artists, and scientists. There
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  • :c : one who contributes news or [[commentary]] to a publication (as a newspaper) or a radio or television network often from a distant place <a war corresp
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  • ...is is true for all verbal/abstract communication. Something as simple as a newspaper might be specified to six levels, as in Douglas Hofstadter's illustration o :(2) a newspaper
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  • ...eater playbills, sheet almanacs, publishers, prospectuses, advertisements, newspaper carriers, addresses, patriotic and popular songs and poems and items illust
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  • ...s, advertising and classifieds — virtually everything that appeared in the newspaper. Results are displayed at the article level and users may view the article
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  • ...toon captions have been added to accompany misquotations, official advice, newspaper headlines, and many more. Informative and entertaining, this book is a vita
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  • :c (1) : a person employed by a newspaper, magazine, or television company to gather and report news : a person who
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  • ...m historic newspapers and magazines; backfiles of leading African-American newspaper, The Chicago Defender, 1910-1975; International Index to Black (includes so
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  • ...n point (33decimal, HTML: &#33; ). This punctuation mark is called, in the newspaper world, "a screamer, a gasper, a startler or ... a dog's cock".
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  • ...work. These nonfictional [[prose]] compositions appear in [[magazine]]s, [[newspaper]]s, [[academic journal]]s, the [[internet]], or any other type of [[publica ...ticle published in a [[print]] or [[Internet]] [[news]] medium such as a [[newspaper]], [[newsletter]], [[news magazine]], or news-oriented [[website]] that dis
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  • ...t has grown from the [[soil]] of people's hard [[necessities]]." In a 1907 newspaper article about Ed Perry, vice-chairman of the Oklahoma state committee, the
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  • ...s, [[information]], or [[opinion]] [[contribute]]d by a correspondent to a newspaper or [[periodical]]
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  • ...sic literacy [[standard]] in many [[societies]] is the ability to read the newspaper. Increasingly, [[communication]] in [[commerce]] or [[society]] in general
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  • ...ed via various [[traditional]] [[media]]; including [[mass media]] such as newspaper, magazines, television commercial, radio advertisement, outdoor advertising
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  • ...n is little different, as paper, from a piece of the same size torn from a newspaper or magazine, yet it will enable its bearer to command some measure of food,
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