Each child decorated a small white gift box that teachers picked up
at paper outlet.
Not exact matches
In 2016 as in 1964, the
paper charges the Republican nominee with being, in fact,
at odds with the values and ideals that have long defined the Republican Party — a verdict that has been (and will be) echoed by many other traditionally Republican media
outlets.
Now, they just might be,
at least according to local
paper Diario de Sevilla, who were consistently the first
outlet to share information about his transfer to Liverpool back in 2014.
Closer still — and this is what we get
at in the
paper — is something that it is diffusing mostly person - to - person, rather than through broadcasts such as those from the New York Times or other mainstream popular news
outlets.
The final unique feature of ebooks over their conventional counterpart is the affect on the environment, no trees cut down for
paper or packaging, no carbon produced or bleaches used by production factories, no shop
outlets to heat or light, no recycling problem
at the end of their life and no convoys of trucks delivering them.
Or how about Wish List, the first
paper book by John Locke to be distributed in - stores (courtesy of Simon & Schuster), rendered virtually invisible because not one reviewer
at one trad media
outlet has even mentioned it?
In others, she sampled numerous
papers on the same day, looking
at how different
outlets selected and presented images for the day's news.
In Santiago Cucullu's recent solo exhibition, wall sculptures constructed from
paper table skirting (the disposable kind you find
at «party
paper»
outlets) acted as a minimalist counterpoint to...
The editor of this journal freely admits to an anti-global warming agenda: The journal's editor, Sonja Boehmer - Christiansen, a reader in geography
at the University of Hull, in England, says she sometimes publishes scientific
papers challenging the view that global warming is a problem, because that position is often stifled in other
outlets.
These allegations were reported gleefully in the Boston Globe, the New York Times, the Washington Post, Nature, Scientific American, and many other media
outlets and news pages of science journals in a manner calculated not only to divert attention from the conclusions of our
paper but also to damage Dr Soon's reputation in his scientific calling, to put his employment
at the Center
at risk, to deter more serious journals from accepting future
papers bearing his name as an author, to deter potential funders for fear of adverse publicity, and thus to threaten not only his livelihood but also the science he loves.
These
outlets are also often the main targets of advocates on both sides of the debate, with a quote or op - ed
at these
papers symbolizing success.
And over
at the online
outlet Mashable (11 April 2018: «Climate scientists fight false polar bear narrative pushed by bloggers»), reporter Mark Kaufman quoted Jeff Harvey, lead author of the BioScience
paper on the issue, although Harvey is hardly an authority:
The journal's editor, Sonja Boehmer - Christiansen, a reader in geography
at the University of Hull, in England, says she sometimes publishes scientific
papers challenging the view that global warming is a problem, because that position is often stifled in other
outlets.
Which brings to me to my point, my idea... It would be great if either the original scientists, or the staff of the journal, or another body (say qualified, truly qualified, journalists
at a particularly involved and science oriented news
outlet, like, er, the Guardian) wrote «layman's versions» of the
papers.
The government - linked Investment Association of China (IAC) is planning to create an «International Blockchain Investment Development Center,» aimed
at introducing industry standards and Blockchain investment alliances and funds, local news
outlet The
Paper reported March 14.
You can easily get «resume»
paper at outlets like Office Depot or Staples.