Sentences with phrase «comment to articles such»

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An article on Tuesday about a recent surge of initial coin offerings referred incorrectly to Patrick Murck, a lawyer who commented on the regulatory oversight of such offerings.

Such statements led Michael Ignatieff to comment (in a January 5 article in the New York Times Magazine):

I find it fascinating that a non-Christian would make it such a point to click on a cleary Christian article just to negatively comment about it.

every gooner us frustrated and want change why u writing transfer articles and the transfer is so far away surely, an article with a hopeless title like ibra make anitwenger happy seriously admin how r we supposed to respond to such an article.there are no antiwenger its desperate fans who love.the club and know if wenger stays we might see the same thing nxt year as for comments, we all love just arsenal coz its where we can say our feelings but luks like u not happy with that to me I hve no problem with the so called antiwenger.why r we calling them this?

Having said that the best way to deal with such rubbish opinions is to go and comment on the site where the article originated.

This article does make some valid points but so do the comments from both Spurs and Arsenal fans, such as some of Arsenal fans leaving to go to bigger clubs or clubs that pay more.

We look forward to your comments on this website, and are delighted when you notify us of anything you'd like publicised such as events, employment opportunities, relevant books, journal articles or reports, and details of work with fathers — all over the world.

reading your articles and replies to posted comments i can't help but feel you're missing out and it's sad to see someone so well - educated have such a stilted view.

She expanded and improved on the basic HTML site to make it more user friendly and comprehensive, including a recent redesign to convert to a content management system with up - to - date features such as online membership subscription, article commenting, social bookmarking, a blog, and a members only social network.

When I was asked by my friends at Huffington Post to comment on an article they were writing called New Online Dating Sites Bring Your Friends Along for the Ride, about these new sites such as?

A number of people in the manosphere responding to Elise Linscott's article are commenting on the dorky appearance and demeanor of her ex-husband I've had family members, friends, and co-workers who've gone through a divorce or they know someone who has, such as their parents, and it's usually

You dare to make such an ignorant comment such as this on an article about the TESLA X which has already suffered a recall of all cars before a single one even hit the showroom floor?

Over a week ago I contributed a comment noting that 99 out of 100 queries are not mailed «letters,» as you are indicating in your article, but email and citing some of the problems with that, such as figuring out how to include a part of manuscript within the email (as they will not allow attachments!)

After reading this article and the comments it is still not clear to me if I will be able to read PROTECTED files supplied by, for example, libraries on Kindle, such as MobiPocket's DRM (PRC) or Adobe's DRM (Epub and PDF).

The article cites comments by columnist Mark Hulbert, who refers to valuation metrics such as P / E, price - book, price - sales and price - dividend ratios as weak indicators of market tops but adds that we ignore them «at our peril, since it's also true that almost all bull market tops in history... Read More

COMMENTS FROM THE LOVINMYPUP ADMIINISTRATOR: THIS IS SUCH A HARD TOPIC TO DEAL WITH, FOR SOME REASON, SEVERAL OF MY FRIENDS HAVE LOST PETS IN THE LAST FEW WEEKS, I FOUND THIS ARTICLE THAT HAS... Read more

If the point of your original article is that developers such as yourself can't possibly survive in this «race to the bottom» indie game market selling games for a buck, that point is completely negated when you say over and over in the comments that in fact your company is doing quite well for itself and makes tons of money on its games.

Please ensure all comments are related to improving this article because asking questions such as «Who is your favorite character / team / area in this game» are not allowed and will be removed on sight.

One such example of this was a comment received on another website, Climate Progress, to an article of ours that they had cross-posted from Jeff Huggens.

I've saved the article; such items as the one you link from the Wayback machine should be saved / stored by as many ppl here as possible, and more bloggers reading this could blog about them in case they disappear even from Wayback (someone commented that if a website starts to block the robot.txt used by the Wayback machine then even previously archived articles will vanish as Wayback's policy is to take that as a refusal to be archived at all, even retroactively).

Usually, such comments are in response to comments denigrating the value of learned «expertise,» as indicated by academic credentials, years of study, articles published in respected journals, professional recognition, etc..

If you post any information in public areas of our Website, such as blogs or article - commenting, it will be available to the public and we may reuse and republish such information at our discretion and in accordance with our Terms of Use.

BTW, your questions / strawmen, such as they are, can be readily submitted to the paper's authors via email, or perhaps better still, as a comment to the article itself in the peer - reviewed BAMS... assuming they are on - topic.

If you enjoy wading through such tripe, I don't for one minute think that you do, as you find in comment threads to articles in the mainstream media then this article and the comments which follow are classic:

That looks very close to what Arindam Samanta writes here in the comments: The press release accompanying the GRL article disputed the following IPCC AR4 (2007) claim — «Up to 40 % of the Amazonian forests could react drastically to even a slight reduction in precipitation -LSB-...] It is more probable that forests will be replaced by ecosystems -LSB-...] such as tropical savannas.»

I would just suggest that anyone commenting on the technical aspects of the dispute actually cite the literature being critiqued rather than use shorthand in referring to those articles, otherwise those critiques will never show up in search results for interested people who are using the citations (or even partials such as author names, or date and subject and maybe journal) as search terms.

Lawyers weren't allowed to solicit business through fliers or ads, and the prohibition even extended to indirect forms of advertising, such as commenting on newspaper articles.

Many attorney SEO strategists employ morally questionable tactics such as link schemes, comment spam, article spinning and fake client testimonials that can be detrimental to your reputation and inevitably hurt your law firm's search engine ranking.

[33] As the Court of Appeal observed in Carter, citing the proposition of the New York cases MacFadden v. Anthony and Kline v. Biben, «reference to an article containing defamatory content without repetition of the comment itself should not be found to be a republication of such defamatory content».

We would like where possible such comments to be backed - up by provision of in - depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials.

In addition to the article, the comments show a varied response to such a suggestion.

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But we all know that in WoW at least (many of the anecdotes used in the article and in the comments relate to that game), every player has to «farm» for resources at some point, whether to complete quests, get resources for tradeskills, earn gold for in - game items such as mounts, or simply for their own in - game profit.

Analytical: Commenting on material from third - party sources, such as articles and sales stats that demonstrate housing trends in the area, can broaden a visitor's knowledge and show you're up to speed on the market.

I post this comment here, from the real - life serious opportunity blooper standpoint, not at the TREB specific article continuation, so as not to be be misread; interfere with findings, but just to address the «SOLD error content and MLS capacity for such, and how it impacts our industry vis a vis seller or buyer privacy,» as per the forced releasing of TREB sold information, files of a deeper material nature, and such.

I will not «debate» such topics, especially with those who purport to be know - it - all, mouth pieces for the industry feeling it necessary that they not only speak for themselves but whose pure and selfish goal is to tear down REM, itself, editor Jim, all article writers, posters, and comments made at large.