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Krugman refers readers to this survey, which is in turn largely based on this article by Peter Diamond, of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and U.C. Berkeley's Emmanuel Saez.

The Guardian has an article that begins by telling readers how Amazon produces a copy of a designer laptop stand and sells...

But when written in the right voice, native ads and product promotions, which take the form of editorial - written articles or sponsored posts written by a separate Gawker «commerce team,» can lead readers to engage and buy products.

It's the art of writing so persuasively that the reader stays with you till the end of your article or letter and then follows your call to action (by purchasing a product, subscribing to a list etc).

So if you just created that «Best Plumbing Products of 2012» guide, why not write a blog article that highlights the top 5 products mentioned in the guide and couple that with your CTA, explaining that readers can learn more by downloading the new guide?

the article is irresponsible in not making clear to the reader that these images were created hundreds of years after the fact by enemies of Christ (Romans) who subsequently saw it as political beneficial to gain political control of the otherwise uncontrollable christian cult for the purpose of expanding the roman empire.

In Understanding Whitehead, Lowe essentially reprinted an abridged and subtly altered version of the longer article that he now regarded as quite definitive (262), but by the time Lowe wrote Alfred North Whitehead, The Man and His Work, it was the 1949 study he referred readers to (II, 178 - 179), and reminded them of the tentativeness of the conclusions.

The History of Courts and Procedure in Medieval Canon Law edited by wilfried hartmann and kenneth pennington catholic university of america, 512 pages, $ 75 In this lively and detailed collection of articles concerning the development of judicial practice during the Middle Ages, the reader is....

A reader of his article might be quite surprised to learn that Leo XIII declared as early as 1891 that «the public administration must... provide for the welfare and comfort of the working classes»; or that so recent an encyclical as Centesimus Annus pronounced that «the mass of the poor [who] have no resources of their own to fall back on... must chiefly depend on the assistance of the State,» and that «wage - earners... should be specially cared for and protected by the Government.»

Barr's engaging and accessible articles have long been familiar to readers of First Things, and those looking for something different by way of vacation reading this summer might pick up the recently - published collection of his essays, The Believing Scientist.

you must be new to cnn.com, here no article gets the luxury of proof reading execpt by us, the readers... sad, i know!

The reader of this article will probably not, by now, be surprised at this.

That article stimulated a deluge of protesting letters to the editor, and the Century saw fit to editorialize («A Road with Pitfalls,» June 29, 1960), indicating that such an overwhelming negative response «would suggest a prevalent antipathy still to the sort of universalism championed by Hocking and Toynbee and now by Mr. Ferm,» and that the road ahead appears, «at least to many Century readers, rocky and snare - ridden.»

The first article by Schulz and Tonsor provides the reader with a description of the predominant modern swine production system using gestation stalls or crates — a system which many consumer voices have criticized due to animal welfare concerns.

Much of the content was similar — articles on coffee recipes by the magazine, recipes submitted by readers, recipes requested by readers and advice sought by readers.

For example, the robust Take the Black Stout was inspired by the shadowy Night's Watch military order, while the ancho chile — infused Fire and Blood took its cues from the dragons — a serious spoiler alert for Wetmore (and possibly readers of this article).

The reason I am putting this up for discussion is because it was highly praised by one of our regular contributors (stand up Ken 1945 and I agree it is a very thought provoking article, and Ken was keen to hear what our readers thought about it.

** I think instead of trying to deceive readers, you should try to be creative by creating a like and dislike button for articles themselves (not just comments) so I could thumb down this article to show my vehement disgust ** I have no respect for this sort of garbage.

Secondly the readers need to understand that, although I, Pat J and a few others are the regular contributors and publish the articles, I would hazard a guess that nearly half of the articles published are written and sent in to me, by YOU, the readers themselves, and I always provide the names or initials of the writer.

The New York Times sports - editorial page puts readers to sleep each Sunday with article after article by prep school English teachers who have discovered running, to say nothing of running at dawn.

This post was inspired by a link I was sent by one of our regular readers (thanks John — the link is further down the page, incidentally) and it's a really great article, a real conversation starter, so

Secondly the readers need to understand that, although Bob and I publish the articles, I would hazard a guess that nearly half of the articles published are written and sent in to me, by YOU, the readers themselves, and I always provide the names or initials of the writer.

I strongly encourage readers of this website (and the author of this article) to form their understanding of what abuse is by reading the published works of Anne Ganely, Michael Samsel, Lundy Bancroft, Bill Eddie, Alice Miller or any other competent LCSW.

I though that as readers of my articles on MomsTEAM are likely to have an interest in this subject, as I'm sure every one of you has been affected by an overweight relative or friend who is dealing with cancer, heart attack, stroke, and / or diabetes, and want to keep your kids from having those kinds of health problems.

The Guardian Readers» Editor has investigated Danone sponsorship of a roundtable discussion and subsequent article following complaints by Baby Milk Action and others.

I recently read a post by another mom, a terrific writer who fills her numerous blogs with all kinds of «great mother» articles: gardening, cooking, natural parenting, crafting, just the kind of articles that make the reader (me) feel inadequate that I'm not doing those kinds of things on a regular basis in MY house.

A quick (and somewhat souldestroying) trawl through the comments submitted by readers of the related Times article on the same day - and this story was picked up by all the broadsheet websites - showed that the vast majority supported the Prince of Wales and welcomed his stand against «egotistical» architects, «greedy» developers and «totalitarian» planning departments.

Update: A couple of Loyal Readers sent in articles about a Rand Paul fundraising video released Friday that may have broken Senate rules by using footage from a speech on the Senate floor.

Those RSS followers are loyal readers, too, since the average article will ultimately be opened by roughly 30 - 40 % of subscribers to the feed.

Here's the Reader's Digest condensed version of a good article written by real economists — not clueless TV talk show personalities.

BK Reader article on BP Adams promoting borough - wide participatory budgeting by allocating a total of $ 1 million for projects in 10 City Council districts across Brooklyn.

BK Reader article on BP Adams co-hosting a town hall led by State Senator Hamilton on the impact of President - elect Trump on Brooklynites» civil rights and human rights.

(This used to say that an article about Rep. Maurice Hinchey and his ties to Saugerties development projects planned by the Kingston Freeman had been «delayed» pending the confirmation of «an element of the story»... unsure why it's not appearing for some readers.

Management Today recently critiqued OnePoll in an article that opened as follows: «What naive readers may not realise is that much of what is reported as scientific is not in fact genuine research at all, but dishonest marketing concocted by PR firms.»

PONDERING PORN Melinda Wenner Moyer's article «The Sunny Side of Smut» [Perspectives] misleads readers by painting a «sunny» and innocuous picture of pornography.

Theodore Maiman was one reader of the article who decided to see if he could test the idea by building a working laser.

The press releases led to a slew of media coverage of the disorder; according to an analysis in 2006, one fifth of all articles written about it referred readers to the nonprofit Restless Legs Syndrome Foundation for more information, an organization that was then heavily subsidized by GlaxoSmithKline.

And by looking at this specific pattern of brain activity in 80 people, they also were able to predict the virality of these articles among real New York Times readers around the world.

Readers of this Article and content agree that they can not and will not seek to hold liable SS and FNM for any investment decisions by their readers or subscReaders of this Article and content agree that they can not and will not seek to hold liable SS and FNM for any investment decisions by their readers or subscreaders or subscribers.

These publishers typically finance their operations by publication charges levied on the authors of the articles, reversing the business model from being content sellers to being dissemination service providers, making the authors their clients rather than the readers.

In my last post, I addressed the first of two questions raised by a reader in response to a newsletter circulated by a representative of Biotics Research Canada, citing articles from Dr. Lawrence Wilson and Dr. Mark Hyman.

My articles are constantly informed by the feedback of my readers.

I'm not a biochemist by any means, but as a lay person trying her darn best to be critical reader of scientific information, the Azchia article you sited does not seem like a very credible source given its chia seed bias and the fact that most of the references in the bibliography are quite dated.

Another Great Way of Looking at It My previous article aside, I think this reader has a very good point I'd not previously considered: women are often contacted by many men.

Unlike some of the other articles on this site, which are accessible to both sexes, this article was specifically requested by female readers for the benefit of male readers.

Some of our articles are read by thousands of readers each year.»

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The following article on Christian singleness was written by Dan Knowles, one of our many readers from the UK.