And then the byline ... Not the byline, the little author note after every ... KS: It was ridiculous.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE The Reader Center has started an interview series, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE The Reader Center has started a new interview series, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE • Kevin Roose The Reader Center has a new interview series, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE • Nicholas Casey Leer en español The Reader Center has started an interview series, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE • DANIEL JONES The Reader Center has started a new series of short interviews, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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BEHIND THE BYLINE • MOTOKO RICH The Reader Center has started a new series of short interviews, Behind the Byline, to introduce you to Times journalists.
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It's no surprise, then, that Power Masks carries his byline.
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I worked on that one, but it wasn't my byline.
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EditorsNote: restores byline Sharks stroll past Stars SAN JOSE, Calif.
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They're republishing it under Lee's byline for the first time.
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The writer plans to publish under the byline Anonymous again.
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The article, oddly, appeared in Teen Vogue without a byline.
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Sirota's last byline for Capital and Main was on Feb.
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An earlier version of this article included an incorrect byline.
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Looking at my byline, you probably can't pronounce my last name.
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And it's completely invisible labor because there's no byline or credit.
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The next day, NBC broke the news under the reporter's byline.
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An earlier version of the byline with this article was erroneous.
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You've said the byline for this is Make America Rage Again.
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I'd been so driven by the instant gratification of a byline.
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Thank you, Mr. Stulberg; hoping to see your byline again soon.
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He reviewed an Ethan Canin novel under the byline Stephen Abell.
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I eagerly devoured every byline, but there were two in particular.
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I enjoy that immensely, so I always enjoy seeing her byline.
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"It's going to have further complications," Kreisberg teased of Iris' missing byline.
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The article, uncharacteristically for the news agency, carried a byline, Jong Phil.
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Editor's note: This story has been updated with the correct author's byline.
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While Didion had a reputation and a byline and a family, Eve's
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I do not know who wrote the book's introduction — there's no byline.
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Like all Onion articles, the one accompanying the headline carries no byline.
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I had no thoughts about any byline, let alone writing about comics.
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But a trail is probably a story, and I needed a byline.
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"With a byline, no one knows you're just a gofer," she said.
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"People whom I have spoken to in the past, that I've interviewed, were sharing my story — but from another website, and it was [my text] in full and the byline was not my byline," Madan told BuzzFeed News.
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That Twitter account is linked to articles bearing his byline at The Intercept.
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There remains a significant byline gap at major magazines between men and women.
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UPDATE: A previous version of this post went up under the editor's byline.
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The lead byline on both stories is David Sanger, a national security correspondent.
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The byline with the article misspelled the surname of one of the reporters.
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Though Wilder achieved her first newspaper byline in 1894, when the De Smet
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But let the author explain himself or herself, or write under a byline.
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Editor's note: This piece has been updated to correct a headline and byline.
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The lead article about the shooting listed 10 staff members in the byline.
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He had one byline that summer, a profile of Crime Scene Steam & Clean.
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The manifestation of an entire exhibition immediately becomes more than a topical byline.
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Rob Hiaasen was the assistant editor of The Capital-Gazette, according to his byline.
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Here's the finished product, which will send you to the byline of yours truly.
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In the summer of 2012, Tapper finally got his byline in The New Republic.
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The byline includes Mulvaney's official title and was shared on the White House's website.
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With two other colleagues conferenced in, they discussed the possibility of a byline strike.
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VARIETY PUZZLE — I'm happy to see Mark Diehl's byline under Puns and Anagrams again.
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Great to hear from you, Bruce, and great to see your byline as always.
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For more background, read the response from our top editors about our byline changes.
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That's why the editorials, unlike other articles at The Times, appear without a byline.
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That's why the editorials, unlike other articles in The Times, appear without a byline.
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The first surprise, for me, was seeing Alex Eaton-Salners's byline on a Wednesday.
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Diane Roseman: It's so exciting to share a byline with my oldest son, Zachary.
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"I think Breitbart News (should be the byline,)" Miller told Breitbart editor Matthew Boyle.
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She used the byline Robin Chandler and covered society news, fashion and the occasional murder.
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EditorsNote: Adds writer byline Ogunbowale helps No. 11 Wisconsin edge No. 7 Nebraska MADISON, Wis.
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I have used the byline MC Stevens to appear race and gender neutral to readers.
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On one of the stories, Gordon shared a byline with campaign finance reporter Bill Alison.
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At the black newspaper that he worked at in St. Paul, he demanded a byline.
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Sneaky devil switched the order of our byline just before sending this one in, though.
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An article last Wednesday about Thanksgiving table settings from around the country omitted the byline.
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Dunne and Didion soon had a regular column in the Saturday Evening Post, sharing a byline.
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On at least five occasions Trump re-tweeted an account whose byline read "#whitegenocide is real".
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But on Thursday, conservative media outlet The Federalist published the remarks as prepared under Sessions' byline.
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My name could become part of a news story instead of sitting comfortably in the byline.
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And if you have your eye on your own puzzle byline, consider teaming up with someone.
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You would never allow your name on a byline if you didn't believe in every word.
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I saw this as an opportunity to both reconnect with Jeff and proudly share a byline.
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Sometimes our job amounts to much more than that, but it never comes with a byline.
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The only way that could happen was for us to publish the essay without a byline.
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It's an arrangement that occasionally allows death to creep from an obituary's headline to its byline.
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The article ran under the byline Edward Clarkin and appeared to use fabricated quotes and plagiarized passages.
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However, the same text appears elsewhere on the web under the byline of an Agora Financial analyst.
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As the head of this site, anything with her byline comes with a certain authority and responsibility.
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An article on the Automobiles page on Friday about the 2016 Chevrolet Camaro omitted the writer's byline.
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Perhaps I'll even have a posthumous byline or two — not something I aspire to, by the way.
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Ashley Iasimone, who had the byline on the PopEater piece, , did not respond to requests for comment.
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She trashes the story altogether — who needs that byline when you can settle for Oval Office sexcapades?
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When he travels, he prefers to get a byline and a paycheck and maybe an exotic rash.
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Grann is a staff writer at The New Yorker and always a welcome byline to find there.
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That's a long trek, and seeing your byline on a New York Times crossword is a thrill.
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Breitbart also ran a press release authored by Miller under the byline "Breitbart News", which Miller suggested.
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Elizabeth Hewitt, Montpelier, Vt. The public editor's take: We've received several letters asking about the unusual byline.
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Sheehan, Bradlee believed, must be onto something big because he hasn't had a byline in three months.
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Ipo of up to $75 million - sec filing * Byline bancorp says after pricing of ipo, expect that the shares will trade on the new york stock exchange under the symbol ''by'' * byline bancorp says intends to use net proceeds from offering to repay outstanding balance under line of credit of about $16 million among other things * Byline bancorp says ipo size estimated solely for the purpose of calculating the amount of the registration fee Source text for Eikon: (bit.ly/2qHjECb)
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Also because of an editing error, the byline misspelled the given name of the reporter in some editions.
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Asensio tucked in the fourth goal after Marcelo had charged to the byline and Real's dominance was complete.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — There is nothing quite like starting one's solving week with an Andrea Carla Michaels byline.
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His first byline was at the Syracuse Herald Journal – on the heated competition of two rival doughnut shops.
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Thanks to Alison for sharing her debut byline with me, and to the NYT team for having us.
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She also began freelancing for the journal La Nef and had to choose a surname for her byline.
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The story's byline belongs not to an Iranian, but to an American man who lives in Salem, Oregon.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Is it weird that my heart skips a beat when I see Zhouqin Burnikel's byline?
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We're definitely going to be seeing a crossword with a "David Steinberg's Dad" byline one of these days.
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"The idea of having a byline didn't really do anything for me," she told The Times in 1993.
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Calvin's byline appeared online in the Register on Wednesday evening, after the paper had said it was investigating.
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Then I messaged my colleague Jeff Larson, who had shared a byline with me and Lauren on the article.
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Katz, the fired Newsweek reporter, had a byline on the magazine's story about the DA's raid of its offices.
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I'll stop and check the byline — and more often than not, the offending sentence was written by a man.
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It looks like I see your byline maybe once every 10 days or two weeks or something like that.
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He encouraged me, emailed links to everyone he knew whenever I landed a byline, and trusted me to struggle.
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The article, which carried the byline Edward Clarkin, also ran in another of Mr. Schroeder's papers, The Bristol Press.
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It was published on Thursday under the byline of Oleg Voloshyn, a former spokesman for Ukraine's foreign affairs ministry.
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I was happy to be a guinea pig in the name of journalism if it meant landing a byline.
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A self-described "accidental food writer," Mishan started writing about food for a simple reason: She wanted a byline.
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If you don't see my byline in the next two weeks (you shouldn't), it's because I've gone into hiding.
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He argued he did not write fake news, although we later found false stories online that carried his byline.
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The byline for an article on Monday about IBM's efforts to commercialize Watson, its artificial intelligence technology, was omitted.
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OBITUARIES The byline for an obituary on Thursday about the opera singer Dmitri Hvorostovsky was omitted in some copies.
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"I used to get the paper—yesterday's news—and there's his byline in fucking Zagreb," Mostyn-Owen later recalled.
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Through two subsequent marriages, with interludes on my own, I managed to change my byline a few more times.
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Ms. Scruggs shared a byline for the July 1996 article naming Mr. Jewell as a suspect with Ron Martz.
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Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about a hunger strike in Nicaragua included an erroneous byline.
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Because of an editing error, the Surfacing article on Page 32, about photographs of clouds, includes an erroneous byline.
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Because of an editing error, the Surfacing article on Page 8003, about photographs of clouds, includes an erroneous byline.
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However, in the context of the crisis of confidence in news here in the U.S., the byline seemed odd.
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And yet here we have Clive Probert, who, as far as his byline in concerned, is completely M-less.
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In 1976 he married Elizabeth Fallon, who was a columnist for The Daily News under the byline Beth Fallon.
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All in all, a really nice idea by Ms. Carroll, though, and I'm happy to see her byline again.
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She also recommends developing a writing portfolio with your byline so that you have original samples to show clients.
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England took the lead after three minutes when Bronze burst down the right flank and cut in from the byline.
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Her byline often appears on the front page of the paper; at just 43, she's received three Pulitzer Prize nominations.
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And the byline had appeared only a handful of times before, on restaurant and book reviews in Mr. Schroeder's papers.
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"In short, as her byline notes, Lena Dunham is "mad as hell and she's not going to take it anymore.
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He insisted on the byline "Special Correspondent Ernst Michel, Auschwitz No. 104995," the number that was branded on an arm.
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And because of an editing error, the byline for the obituary misstated the surname of the reporter in some copies.
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The piece bearing Shipley's byline was the most-read article on the paper's website on Wednesday, according to The Guardian.
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I'm tickled when I see my byline online—I can't imagine the feeling of my name huge on a wall.
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If we publish your submission, we'll send you a small gift to go along with your New York Times byline.
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Eventually, he began tinkering with making his own puzzles, leading to his first-ever byline in the Los Angeles Times.
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"Manly Health and Training" was first published in 13 parts under the "Mose Velsor" byline in the fall of 1858.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — I got so excited for the constructor Brad Wilber when I read the byline for this puzzle.
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There was one problem with the article: Jenny Shipley, the former leader named in the byline, was not its author.
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Bing — I'm now fielding questions from everyone I know for a month, because nobody these days reads past the byline.
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Such an article was published on the BuzzFeed website under the byline of Ali Watkins, now a New York Times reporter.
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The commentary was published with the byline "Zhong Sheng," a pseudonym the paper uses to mark significant statements on foreign affairs.
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First, he called it a byline — actually, the word for the author's name on a piece — and then he mistyped darkness.
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On a post (which has since been removed), OurMine appears to have successfully published under BuzzFeed News writer Joseph Bernstein's byline.
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This signals a green-light to all governments who consider human rights as an afterthought and a byline to follow suit.
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Sa showed us a few stories that, he said, had originally been Taing's but had gone out under another journalist's byline.
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And if you look at my byline, you'll see this is one of the first stories I've written in a while.
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But as these difficulties pile up, digital journalists are expected to be grateful just to have work, to have a byline.
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He freelanced "literally anywhere that I could get a byline," including The Washington Post, Entertainment Weekly, and Moment, the Jewish magazine.
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ET, CNN published an article about America's plans to take the giant leap to Mars with a mysterious byline: Barack Obama.
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Bradlee, in fact, has surmised something big is brewing because a star Times reporter has gone too long without a byline.
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The Celta Vigo defender failed to prevent Jorge Flores from escaping to the byline to cross for an unmarked Marcelo Martins.
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They also operate anonymously rather than with a byline that readily identifies them and makes them accountable for what they write.
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Normally, this would be a journalistic sin, were it not for an elegant and cynical workaround: giving the subject the byline.
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You discovered a newspaper article that she wrote, without a byline, about the Kansas murders that she helped Truman Capote research.
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And when the obituary appeared in print the next day, there was Mr. Kaufman's byline, resurrected in service of the dead.
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Users can search for news by byline to track particular journalists' output — a useful feature for PRs wanting to intelligently target pitches.
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The author of some of the Magyar Idők articles that include a byline is a founding member of Orbán's conservative Fidesz party.
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Surviving at the Top shares a byline with writer Charles Leerhson, who has also said some choice words about Trump's recent campaign.
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But Keys' attorney said fixing the story's headline, byline and first paragraphs cost less than $5,000, the threshold for a felony violation.
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" The AP followed with a Saturday story — published without a byline — titled "EPA says Pruitt meeting with Dow Chemical head was canceled.
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The first thing I do when I sit down to the solve the Sunday puzzle is note the byline and the title.
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Moore's first byline there, a review of the umpteenth novel by The Review royalty Joyce Carol Oates, was a hazing in public.
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They filled out a Critical Reading form which asks students to identify such story characteristics as headline, byline and the five W's.
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But I had to post this version of "Aqua Lung" after solving that clue: Yep, that's my byline above a Monday puzzle.
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The dull and windy boob whose byline you see in this space has taken a new assignment with The Times in London.
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At age 7, her first byline appeared in The Daily News; it has now been published in all three New York dailies.
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At age 7, she had her first byline in The Daily News; it has now appeared in all three New York dailies.
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Because of an editing error, the Check In column last Sunday, about the Meliá Braco Village resort in Jamaica, omitted the byline.
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Why did she agree to the review in the first place, if she was so clearly uncomfortable putting her byline on it?
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He bypassed the editorial chain of command completely to lodge his complaint with the young writer whose byline appeared on the story.
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"I meet people and they go, 'Oh'—they put a face to the byline—and they say, 'I read your stuff,'" he says.
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" Without having seen the story, she wrote that if I published the article under my byline, VICE "will throw you to the wolves.
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I'm going to let you in on a little secret: Any published puzzle with Zhouqin Burnikel's byline is sure to be a treat.
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"Allum did most of the work on this and wants joint [byline] but I want the glory here," Yiannopoulos wrote back to Marlow.
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I've probably done far more of Ms. Gamache's early week puzzles, but I do like seeing a woman's byline in a themeless puzzle.
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His byline appeared on the 1988 exclusive on sprinter Ben Johnson's steroid disqualification from the Olympics and also the Pete Rose gambling scandal.
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The New Republic rejected all of his story ideas in the 1990s, but his byline appeared in Entertainment Weekly and the Washington Post.
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An article on Wednesday about the election of Donald Trump as president of the United States carried an erroneous byline in some editions.
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But it still surprises me, for some reason, when I open the puzzle to solve and see his byline on a Monday puzzle.
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We often see Mr. Diehl's byline toward the end of the week, but he's hitting for the cycle with this one, technically speaking.
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SUNDAY REVIEW A byline and biographical note on an Opinion essay on May 12 about abortion rights misspelled the surname of the author.
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Update: The byline on this essay has been changed to reflect the author's preferred transliteration, Ahmed Abu Artema, instead of Ahmed Abu Ratima.
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When they see an editorial from their local paper, they see the paper, not this section or that page or even the byline.
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Reporters still crave the ego rush of a published byline, but that pales in comparison to the animated feedback loop that Twitter offers.
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The lead byline on The Times's story was anonymous — "an Employee of The New York Times" — and readers had theories as to why.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — I look forward to puzzles with Erik Agard's byline, because the grids and the cluing are invariably stellar and fresh.
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On April 3, 2017, Watkins' byline appeared on a BuzzFeed article that revealed that Page had met with a Russian intelligence operative in 2013.
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Alongside these new features, Facebook is kicking off another "small" test in the US: how much does a writer's byline impact the article's credibility?
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So much so, even the U.K. National Cyber Security Center recognize him as "MalwareTech" as his byline in a post on the organization's blog.
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" Perhaps the most incendiary line appeared at the end, after the author's byline and e-mail address: "Ibram Rogers' column will appear every Wednesday.
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Scraping Raw HTML and XML Our CMS stores a lot of metadata about articles — for example, publication date, section, headline, byline, dateline, summary, etc.
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Now, it's nothing to do with arugula or king salmon, but anytime you see Robert Sullivan's byline you ought to read what he's written.
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Headlines and quotes in the court papers matched articles published by BuzzFeed News; each article had the byline of Jason Leopold, an investigative reporter.
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Ms. Watkins's byline continued to appear on numerous Politico stories focused on the Senate Intelligence Committee until she left for The Times last December.
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Whether they get a byline or a contributing line, or neither, depends on the amount of reporting they did and the desk assigning it.
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Last week, his byline appeared atop a 600-word article about an audio recording from 2015 of Mr. Bloomberg praising stop-and-frisk policing.
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But apart from the bare-bones filings, first reported by the news site Byline Investigates, there were few specifics about Prince Harry's legal action.
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She also suggested making time to pen your own content to give yourself a boost when you&aposre normally not getting any byline credit.
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And, since death is often unpredictable, for obituary subjects and their writers, the former sometimes outlive the latter, leading to a post-mortem byline.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 25 (Reuters) - Positive news on the Sino-U.
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The op-ed was published this week in an English language newspaper in Ukraine under the byline of a former Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman.
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The latest issue of Rumiyah magazine, a newer publication hawked by the militants, includes a fresh account of the Dhaka attack, under Chowdhury's byline.
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The journalist said he reported the incident to his editor, who confirmed as much to BuzzFeed, and the story ultimately ran without a byline.
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Johnson — who used the byline Davey G. Johnson — is a contributor to Car and Driver, the Michigan-based automotive enthusiast magazine, according to the publication.
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Under the byline "Michael McGregor," Greer weighed in on everything from supposed antiwhite bias in football to supposed Jewish responsibility for anti-Semitism in Europe.
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" While it reviews his previous work, Entrepreneur has changed DeMers' byline to refer to him as a "Guest Writer" instead of the previous "VIP Contributor.
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EditorsNote: adds byline McDermott leads Bulls past Raptors TORONTO — If Doug McDermott could play the Toronto Raptors every night, he would be an all-star.
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Reporter Ken Bensinger and editors Miriam Elder and Mark Schoofs, who all shared a byline on BuzzFeed News' story accompanying the dossier, were also named.
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Thanks to one litigious subject, Jay lost his gig — if his byline so much as appears on a page, the editors will ditch the story.
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My photo was next to my byline and people didn't really read what the website was about if they found it from an outside source.
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Across the week, 67 of the stories we looked at were written by men and 38 by women; one did not have an individual's byline.
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" La Ruina's byline graces a July 25 story with the headline "WHY WESTERN WOMEN SUCK AND HOW TO PICK UP A LOVELY EASTERN EUROPEAN LADY.
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A correction in this space on Saturday about a byline that was omitted for an automobile review misspelled the name of the car being reviewed.
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Mr. Jenkins always expressed amazement that his short, routine article about the Times ad — the piece didn't even carry his byline — would prove so important.
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REAL ESTATE The byline for the What I Love feature last Sunday, about the New York home of the singer-songwriter Sara Bareilles, was omitted.
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The Hill (a late-night triple byline from Melanie Zanona, Juliegrace Brufke and Mike Lillis): GOP will vote on immigration next week, sinking discharge petition.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about the election of Donald Trump as president of the United States carried an erroneous byline in some editions.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of the byline and reporting credit with this article misspelled the surname of one of the reporters.
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Alex Robert Ross really hopes you don't take that idea for the double album, that's his idea and he's got the byline to prove it.
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Eisner sometimes flipped his surname and used the byline Rensie; under the anagrammatic nom de plume Ethan Rilly, Lin started serializing Frances' story in 2009.
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Since he died, I have snatched up any posthumous work with his byline, and I'm not the only person eager to keep devouring his writing.
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But Kavanaugh backers, including Sarah Sanders, are questioning the source, specifically NYT Mag staff writer Emily Bazelon, who had the first byline on the story.
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But there's no writers in my family, but then I found out that when you become a journalist, you get a thing called a byline.
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Two weeks ago when we were talking about him potentially flipping we were reacting to an ABC News story which had a single byline, George Stephanopoulos.
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Why take the word of some greasy snob hiding behind a byline when your brain can tell you whether or not a song is any good?
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Judging by the screenshots, the hackers posted a message under the byline of writer Devin Coldewey that appeared on the homepage, as well as banner messages.
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KLM Airlines wants to help build a more efficient jet with in-wing seating You may also notice a familiar byline here: Darrell Etherington is back!
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I certainly have no quick and easy way to access and browse through everything I've written — given there are thousands of articles attached to my byline.
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Even so, this is a nice, easy way to warm up for the rest of the week, and it's nice to see Mr. Merrell's byline again.
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It's one thing for an author, under her own byline and in the context of her ideas, to write the type of opinion piece Zeisler did.
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A slight young man named Robert Trumbull, a Honolulu newspaper editor who wrote a weather column under the byline Sol Pluvius (Rainy Sun), was on vacation.
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Thus, I'm always excited to see Bruce Haight's byline early in the week, as I know he can produce a top-notch crossword given these criteria.
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Ghostwriting involves crafting written content for someone else and giving that person most, if not all, of the byline credit as the author of the piece.
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The tell-all was an early published byline for the intern, Olivia Nuzzi, who would go on to become one of the decade's best political journalists.
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REAL ESTATE Because of an editing error, The Fix column last Sunday about finding decorative accessories for a living room was published with the wrong byline.
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Shipley's byline ran the same day that New Zealand's current prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, was forced to deny that the country's relationship with China was deteriorating.
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And in doing so, it went without saying that intellectual work was credited — on the spine of the book, on the exhibition wall, on the article byline.
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Fortunately the inbox of our part-time colleague Madeleine Varner, who also had a byline but whose email address is not published on our website, was quiet.
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The Friday headline on the paper&aposs front page reads, "5 shot dead at The Capital," in big, bold, black letters, with 10 staffers on the byline.
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"Hey, you got the Techmeme!" we'd type enthusiastically into the pre-Slack chat room after a colleague's headline and byline made it onto the Top Items column.
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SUNDAY STYLES The byline for an article on Sunday about Hope Hicks, the 27-year-old press secretary for Donald J. Trump, was omitted in some editions.
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EditorsNote: Adding byline Mengden, Semien power A's to sweep of Tigers DETROIT — Daniel Mengden did not feel as sharp as he did the last time he pitched.
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Such an article as described in the court records was published on the BuzzFeed website under the byline of Ali Watkins, now a New York Times reporter.
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It's always fun to see a new byline, and another nice thing, if they submit additional puzzles, is that I get to watch them grow as constructors.
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Ms. Roem, who covered local issues as a reporter for years under the byline Dan Roem, dove into long conversations about traffic lights, tolls and mass transit.
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The site, an initiative of Humanities Tennessee, offers local literary news to state media outlets at no charge in exchange for byline credit and a link online.
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So did the foreign entanglements of a well-known lobbyist, referenced repeatedly under Mr. Simpson's byline: Paul Manafort, the now-indicted former campaign chairman for Mr. Trump.
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And it afforded him an unusual personal pleasure — to see his byline on the front page, the one and only time, after 49 years with The Times.
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Someone writing under my byline in The New York Times predicted last week that the Cavaliers would win this series in seven games (I blame Russian hackers).
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Harnden, the staffers said, would play up the drama in their stories in ways that would make them feel uncomfortable having their byline attached to the article.
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It's pronounced like this, actually… Story at a glance Take a stab at pronouncing my name on this byline and chances are you'll be minorly stumped. Why?
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Groff's byline was meant to signal to readers that American Dirt is also a big novel—the Review was just doing its part in the hype cycle.
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The Times said it made a mistake by allowing an NYT Mag staff writer who had tweeted negatively about Kavanaugh, Emily Bazelon, to co-byline the story.
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When Lee and Haddock's London twopenny weekly, Parley's Illuminated Library, published a pirated version of A Christmas Carol under the byline of Hewitt, Dickens had had enough.
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The op-ed was published on Thursday in the English-language Kyiv Post under the byline of Oleg Voloshyn, a former spokesman for Ukraine's foreign affairs ministry.
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" The piece, penned under the byline of "a senior official in the Trump administration," describes actions taken "to frustrate parts of [the president's] agenda and his worst inclinations.
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The ball finds Dimitar Berbatov near the byline; he cushions it, halting for a fleeting moment as if raising a glass of fine port to his own brilliance.
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"She has followers and friends that she didn't even know, and people who seek out her byline specifically, and felt such a deep connection to her sincere writing."
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Javier Mascherano launched a long diagonal pass toward the byline and Alves raced to meet it before hooking a cross for Suarez to nod in from close range.
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THE ARTS Because of an editing error, the byline was omitted for an article on Tuesday about Scott Rothkopf, chief curator of the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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I wrote for the purpose of besting my pals, and I'd low-key revel whenever I got a new byline in a publication that hadn't accepted their pitches.
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To get around the election-season restrictions, her editors omit her byline from her articles and then cross their fingers, hoping they will be overlooked by government censors.
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It's always exciting to see a new byline in the rotation, but it's even better when their puzzle has a tight and entertaining theme, as this one does.
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Recently, for instance, a contributor with the byline Waqas KH published an article about Felix Sater, an associate of President Trump, that he had been paid to post.
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Mr. Goldstone took his byline out for another spin in 2010, when he wrote an essay headlined "The Tricks and Trials of Traveling While Fat" for The Times.
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Earlier this month, Forbes removed a post under the byline of Harold Stark, originally published late last year, which referenced a cryptocurrency issuer, after Reuters inquired about it.
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Shipley made the remarks during an interview in December was added to the bottom of the article this week after it ran, but her byline remains on it.
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A lot of people in Kenya also focused their criticism on Times reporter Kimiko de Freytas-Tamura, who had the only byline on the article with the gruesome photo.
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Lewinsky addressed her criticism to "dear world" but added a postscript that called out a magazine for trying to offer her a byline in exchange for the rescinded invite.
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In the film Colette, Keira Knightley portrays the burgeoning author as she struggles to break free of her husband's manipulation, and ultimately claim her byline on the Claudine novels.
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The Matthiessen obituary, published on April 22001, 215, conveyed insights that spoke of firsthand knowledge of his subject, and it brought Mr. Lehmann-Haupt his first Page 21965 byline.
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Listen, if you've ever read my byline on this website, chances are that I've tricked you into caring about Indian movies, music, or dance on more than one occasion.
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A blog post on basketball, specifically about players Kevin Durant and Draymond Green, was published on Friday with a byline that did not belong to a former Deadspin staffer.
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Stories with Haknazarov's byline have been appearing for about 14 years, long before President Mirziyoyev came to power in 2016 promising to liberalise the tightly-controlled former Soviet republic.
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To dig into your archive Authory gives you a search box plus a few filter options, including for certain date periods and for the different publications where your byline lives.
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EditorsNote: adds byline Oilers earn shootout win over Flames EDMONTON, Alberta — It was not a game that will be remembered amongst the classic Battle of Alberta encounters of years past.
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You may have noticed the new byline: I will be taking over as my colleague Alisha Haridasani Gupta moves over to her new job writing the In Her Words newsletter.
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Hours later, they had built a web-based tool that allowed any journalist to search for their byline and grab their articles based on caches from Google's AMP web pages.
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It's all a bit much for a guy who up until recently enjoyed, as he put it, the relative anonymity of a byline read by a select group of wonks.
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Now, it's a solid three-iron shot from the (salad) green(s), but the rules hold that when Amanda Fortini has a byline, we need to read it right away.
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Also, as with many internet flubs, the eyebrow-raising url lives on, as does a copy of the article (pre-byline and pre-disclosure) on the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
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Most notable was one titled "Writing in America," published in October 22005 and later issued as a book, with an essay by Mr. Silvers from which he removed his byline.
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Until at least 2011, Mr. Dokuchaev was an editor of a Russian magazine titled Hacker, and he edited a section known as "Breaking In" under the byline Dmitry "Forb" Dokuchaev.
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Although he boasts a joint byline on the successful memoir, Schwartz now holds that he wrote it all – but this isn't the first time Schwartz has tried to tell his story.
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Here's one from Julie Jargon, which is an absolutely killer byline by the way: Jalyn began sneaking into her parents' room to get her phone after they had gone to sleep.
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Colette, the film—starring Keira Knightley and Dominic West, and directed by Wash Westmoreland—recounts the story of Colette's rise to literary success and the coercive marriage that stole her byline.
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Careers are a marathon, not a sprint, and every new job or byline or whatever-it-is-your-industry-uses-to-measure-achievements simply presents more experiences and chances to grow.
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Its featured story, written by Gale, appeared under the byline of Colonel Ben Cameron, a character in the film " The Birth of a Nation " who helps found the Ku Klux Klan.
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I found myself wondering how the art guy from The Times would feel about someone borrowing his byline for a slick thriller set in rural Texas more than 45 years ago.
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It's no surprise that Ms. Burnikel's byline has now appeared on 12 New York Times puzzles this year alone, as she has a knack for filling grids with fresh, new vocabulary.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Dec 13 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Friday as the prospect of a China-U.
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There is a good example this week: this piece — under a rare triple byline: Evan Osnos, David Remnick and Joshua Yaffa — about Russia's campaign of "active measures" against the United States.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Sunday about the threat of rising waters on China's cities as breakneck development collides with climate change carried an erroneous byline.
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What she found: Of the 25 entries under the "Chinese" recipe filter on the New York Times food section, almost 90 percent have a white person listed as author in the byline.
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Stokes' byline does not appear anywhere else online and a reverse image search reveals that her profile photo, a jpeg titled "cool profile pictures," is actually of Swedish Iranian actress Maryam Zakaria.
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The articles appeared on InfoWars with a byline credit to RT, but a spokesperson for the Russian broadcaster told BuzzFeed News that InfoWars did not have permission to re-publish its content.
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INTERNATIONAL The byline and the first six paragraphs of an article about a study on whether women should be deacons in the Roman Catholic Church were omitted from some editions on Friday.
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As a solver, I'm always excited to see this multiple Orca nominee's byline on a puzzle, so it's an honor for me to join him for his 43rd New York Times crossword.
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When he started playing music, his father, who wrote for Life magazine under the byline Loudon Wainwright, made him use the roman numeral so the two of them would not be confused.
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When newspapers started to crash in the first decade of this century, Ms. Smith fell with them, accepting "less money for the privilege of still being printed as a byline," she said.
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In 2016, under Anglin's byline, The Daily Stormer, which is considered extreme even by other white nationalist and neo-Nazi organizations, issued a call for "an old-fashioned Troll Storm" against the Gershes.
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Mr. Whittingdale's relationship with the woman, whom he did not name on Tuesday, was reported in a series of articles published this month by Byline Media, a crowd-funded news and opinion website.
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In more of the health/fitness news world, this week I put up my first co-byline with my dad, and our first dispatch in prep of the TCS New York City Marathon.
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"China can offer export subsidies to Chinese companies under the World Trade Organisation framework and provide policy support to them," said the article in the Global Times, which carried the byline Hu Weijia.
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I thanked a fellow journalist who had given my name to an editor she works with, a gesture on her part that landed me a sought-after byline at a top-tier publication.
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Columbus were level only nine minutes later on an attack that began with Valenzuela's ball down the left for Justin Meram, who dragged a cross back from the byline toward the penalty spot.
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Screenshots of the story show it was initially published without a byline and was comprised of several interviews with Facebook employees, speaking positively about their company's efforts to stop disinformation on the platform.
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It turned him — for a day, at least — into a reporter (he seldom carried a camera himself): His eyewitness account appeared on the front page of the next day's Times, under his byline.
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MEET YOUR NEW CO-HOST: You may have noticed a new byline at the top of the newsletter and in our coverage: Ali Breland joined The Hill last month as our newest tech reporter.
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This is because not all editorial roles get this credit for stories (an editor on a piece doesn't get a byline) and many of our regular contributing writers and other freelancers are also men.
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The hashtag seems to have originated with a YouTube video created by a blogger called Prissy Holly, whose byline can be found on shady websites that traffic in incendiary click bait fiction, like MadWorldNews.
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So Yiannopoulos turned his byline at Breitbart into something of a work of performance art — writing offensive piece after offensive piece as an act of rebellion against the politically correct liberals who controlled culture.
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Mr. Wise, who was stringing for The Herald Tribune, considered jumping to The Times, but concluded that young people there "were suppressed and oppressed and took years to get a byline," Mr. Frankel said.
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As with many in my generation, Twitter was my entry into conversations happening on a global scale; long before my byline graced any publication, tweeting was how I felt a part of the world.
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His behavior smacks of sexual harassment -- especially since Rhoda makes it clear that she is less interested in marriage than she is in getting the scoop that will land her a front-page byline.
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This past fall, former H.F.P.A. president Aida Takla-O'Reilly accidentally caused entertainment journalism when her byline appeared alongside what read like an entirely fabricated interview with Drew Barrymore in EgyptAir's in-flight magazine, Horus.
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The ego boost of nabbing a page-one byline and the joy of pleasing your editor is depicted as the chief goal of a Times reporter — not striving for truth or holding power to account.
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You can specify multiple publications for the service to crawl for your byline, and it also asks which of these will be publishing your work in future — presumably to reduce the load on its crawlers.
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Parker Lewis has demonstrated a love for slicing, dicing and scrambling words in the four crossword puzzles that have run in The New York Times under his byline, and I have become a big fan.
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Later, they adjusted: the newspaper ran a piece under a different byline, and the story emphasized the presence of pro-Sisi demonstrators in London, while claiming that all opponents were connected to the Muslim Brotherhood.
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While both our names are on the byline, Zach should get almost all of the credit — it was my theme idea, but the puzzle would never have been created without his guidance and hard work.
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It's anonymous Yes, this is likely more the result of the "senior administration official" keeping his/her job and avoiding the crush that would land on him/her if the op-ed had a byline.
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In addition to her and his son, who writes for the libertarian magazine Reason under the byline J. D. Tuccille, he is survived by a sister, Carol Tuccille; a daughter, Christine Merry; and three grandsons.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 13 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Friday as the prospect of a China-U.
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From my experience, it is not uncommon to use a generic byline when the security of journalists may be at risk, or when a widespread team of editors and reporters is assembling a deadline story.
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A magisterial six-byline New York Times investigation found 20 countries around the world where Trump does business, and both the US and foreign governments are already talking about the intermingling of public and private interests.
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The article, which appeared this week and also threatened further attacks in the country, bears the byline of Tamim Ahmed Chowdhury, a militant who was killed with two associates in a police raid in late August.
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For his second goal, Ronaldo read and anticipated Luka Modric's burst to the byline, timed his run perfectly and met the Croatian's low cross with a deft touch that lifted the ball over the helpless Buffon.
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But celebrate the return of my peerless colleague Ben Ratliff's byline, atop a gentle, witty story on the musician Ryuichi Sakamoto, who, annoyed by the music at his favorite Japanese restaurant in Manhattan, commandeered the playlist.
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I add, if you're struck by any particular passage during your summer reading, just send it over to me via the link in my byline and I will gladly and speedily forward it to the experts.
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To be the face behind the byline means being in a studio early in the morning or late in the evening — exactly the hours of the day most parents carve out to be with their kids.
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Ms. Winters was first hired as a freelancer, and her byline became so prolific — and her writing so popular among readers — that her freelance fees soon exceeded what a salaried reporter was making, Mr. Marquardt said.
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Weingarten and Bloomberg shared a byline in a USA Today editorial in 2018 acknowledging that while they have butted heads over the best way to improve schools, they share a focus on fair pay for teachers.
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In a follow-up email, Rearick noted that she was just as confused as we were as to how her byline ended up on the story, and directed us to Condé Nast communications director Jaime Marsanico.
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In his 2012 memoir Waging Heavy Peace, he broke character from Clyde Coil and wrote under his own byline about how and why model train whistles should stop trying to imitate train whistles and simply become whistles.
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And while the paper never published any results from that investigation, an attack on Judge Gonzales, with what looks like a fictitious byline, did appear in a small Connecticut newspaper owned by one of Mr. Adelson's associates.
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" Part of what was galling, the women said, was that Hazen had fundraised for AlterNet on the strength of its women writers, in one instance receiving $15,0003 from the Harnisch Foundation for the site's "Gender Byline Project.
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Schwartz made a good chunk of change from the bookAs a ghostwriter – more on that later – Schwartz's joint byline on the book's cover earned him half its $29,210 advance, plus 21 percent of royalties from its sales.
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However, now, the Hinkley Point decision "adds uncertainties to the "Golden Era" of China-UK ties," according to a commentary published under the byline Tian Dongdong on Xinhua, the official press voice of the Chinese government, Monday.
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"We are aware that an article under the byline of our member Dr. Aida Takla-O'Reilly regarding Drew Barrymore, published in EgyptAir's Horus magazine, has come into question," the HFPA said in a statement to Vanity Fair.
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But drilling down into the individual statements that are incorrect is revealing, because it shows just how much Trump (or whoever wrote this under his byline) needs to twist his healthcare policies to make them seem appealing.
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My byline is likely to continue to appear for months, even years, because of the 40 or 50 obituaries I've written of people who are still living — the future dead, as we say, in mordant obit-speak.
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Casey (24) Upheld right to abortion, with restrictions In a rare triple-byline, Kennedy co-authored with Justices Sandra Day O'Connor and David Souter an opinion reaffirming the right to abortion as guaranteed by Roe v. Wade.
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Byline Investigates reports that the court claims include lying to readers about publishing a "full" letter sent from Markle to her father and omitting passages because they did not fit the narrative the paper pushed about Markle.
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Klopp knows how Guardiola likes to score goals: one-twos on the edge of the box, or by working the ball to the byline, playing a low ball, giving someone a tap-in at the far post.
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Last winter when I started trying to make puzzles, I never imagined that within a year my first NYT byline would be shared with Erik Agard, whom I admire so much as a constructor and a person.
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Mr. Woods was a Golf Digest contributor for more than a decade, with his byline appearing on columns like "Try My 4-Iron Chip Shot" and "Stay Tall in Fairway Bunkers" until the arrangement ended in 2011.
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Release date: TBASynopsis: A veteran D.C. journalist loses the thread of her own narrative when a guilt-propelled errand for her father thrusts her from byline to unwitting subject in the very story she's trying to break.
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Some asserted that my editors had made me write the tough story on Mr. Yang because I was Asian-American — the idea being, I think, that my byline would somehow inoculate The New York Times from criticism.
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The article tells the story of Russia's campaign against the United States —under the all-star triple byline of Evan Osnos, David Remnick and Joshua Yaffa — and I recommend you set aside the time to read it.
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In a digital space, where often the only visible signifier of gender is a byline (not a reliable indicator, and in any case probably skimmed over), the question of how to be visible by leaving is pretty murky.
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Yiannopoulos' last media venture, The Kernel, was sold after a protracted legal battle over unpaid wages to contributors, and much of the writing under Milo's byline at Breitbart was revealed to be written by a team of interns.
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Adolf Hitler: His Life and His Speeches , which came out in 1923, months before Hitler was arrested for his failed Beer Hall Putsch coup, was published under the byline of a German aristocrat, Baron Adolf Victor von Koerber.
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But he is remembered most widely for his 22012-year career as a writer at Sports Illustrated, under the byline William Oscar Johnson, and most of all for his coverage of the Olympic Games and its many characters.
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When you've been solving for a while and begin to recognize the constructors who make your puzzles, reading the byline can tell you what style to expect: Is this going to involve a visual, or lots of wordplay?
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Today, those of us at The Times have each become our own minibrand, a development underscored by the new byline pages, created by Nic Barajas, Marlo Epres, Priya Ollapally, A.J. Schuster, Allen Tan, Sophia van Valkenburg and others.
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An article on which Mr. Thrush shared a byline with two other reporters, about President Trump's first year in office, was published earlier this month, with a note saying Mr. Thrush had contributed reporting before he was suspended.
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He emailed the piece to the right-wing provocateur Charles C. Johnson, according to the email, who published it on his website GotNews without a byline or other disclosures that it came from Mr. Miller, Definers or Qualcomm.
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The paper of record's all-inclusive series on Dershowitz's travails included a two-byline story on the brouhaha, followed by an interview with the man himself by a Times reporter who also happened to be on vacation there.
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Blog posts bearing her byline have still appeared on the Kabbalah Centre's website, but the chatter among some ex-chevre is that she may be retiring or taking on a less prominent role soon, opening a power vacuum.
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It was a revelation to me that constructors were real people several years ago, when I saw a familiar name in the byline, a competitor of mine at the San Francisco Scrabble club (I live in Portland now).
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Although this is the first time that "Stella Zawistowski" appears as a byline on a New York Times crossword puzzle, I made puzzles (using my maiden name, Daily) with my constructing partner Bruce Venzke between 2002 and 2010.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Sept 23 (Reuters) - The dollar rose against the euro on Monday after dismal manufacturing and services data elevated concerns about the state of the euro zone economy.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — Paula Gamache has hit for the cycle (had a New York Times crossword puzzle published on every day of the week), but I still do a double take when I see her byline late in the week.
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Elsewhere, former Deadspin blogger and current New York Daily News sports editor Kyle Wagner changed his display name to "Jim Spanfeller Is a Herb BY EMMA CARMICHAEL," making that phrase the official byline on countless old officially published blogs.
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You've probably seen my byline at the top of this newsletter over the last few weeks, and if you've been reading for a while, you may have seen this note from my editors explaining a little about my background.
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Even though all crossword puzzles pretty much look the same, each constructor has his or her own style, and starting a crossword puzzle without reading the byline is like randomly buying music without looking to see who made it.
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So I wrote this fake how-to about how to become micro-famous, and I didn't realize the entire time that they kind of thought of my byline being an indicator of like I'm actually writing a how-to.
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A Miami Herald story from last week was photoshopped to carry a different headline, text, and quotes from the school's principal and county official, while keeping both the Herald's masthead and Madan's byline, with great consequences to their reputation.
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In a New York Times column published under his byline in September, Rajab addressed readers in the first person, saying he was writing from a "Bahraini jail cell where I have been detained, largely in isolation, since the beginning of summer".
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of other currencies on Friday, after an overall strong U.S. first-quarter growth report was overshadowed by soft inflation data.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Bahrain prosecutors on Monday filed new charges against a man believed by rights activists to be the Gulf state's most prominent jailed democracy campaigner, Nabeel Rajab, after the New York Times published an op-ed under his byline.
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It is clear that these pieces all stemmed from former employees with an ax to grind — as you can see the piece in Gawker that you're referencing was not only based on anonymous sources but did not even have a byline.
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Reformed pro-contacter Todd Nickerson, a member of the online group Virtuous Pedophiles or "VirPed," has ventured out into the light of day, using his real name as the byline on stories he writes about his struggle not to offend.
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"The US mainland will sink into an unimaginable sea of fire on the day when it dares to touch our country by stupidly causing mischief and brandishing its nuclear and sanctions clubs," the commentary -- under the byline Ri Hyo Jin -- warned.
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If I wrote something I was proud of, I'd spend maybe about an hour psyched to share it ... before a friend's bigger and better byline, or job news, became a testament to my inability to do anything quite as cool.
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"When you hear the voice of a female scientists, it's much more personal and intimate than just reading her byline or reading her quote in the text of a story," said Whitney Johnson, vice president of visual experiences at National Geographic.
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Because of an editing error, the byline with an article in some editions on March 20 about the Islamic State's preparations for the terrorist attacks in Paris in November misspelled, in some copies, the surname of one of the reporters.
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Bloomberg (with a byline headed by the frequently spot-on Mark Gurman) is reporting that Apple is working on a Watch with built-in LTE (compliments of a chip from Intel), with plans to release the model by year's end.
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EditorsNote: adds details, byline SALT LAKE CITY — Anthony Davis scored 29 points and collected 15 rebounds, and Jrue Holliday added 24 points to lead the New Orleans Pelicans to a 108-98 victory over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday night.
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One biography of Billy Joel exists, which was originally slated to be an autobiography, but was published under his ghostwriter's byline because Joel chickened out at the last minute after the publisher requested too many juicy details about his love life.
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The positive tone of the piece, and lack of byline indicating who wrote it, led some on Twitter to speculate that it was a piece of sponsored content — that is, an article paid for and overseen by Facebook to promote itself.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, the byline with an article in some editions on March 20 about the Islamic State's preparations for the terrorist attacks in Paris in November misspelled, in some copies, the surname of one of the reporters.
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Separately, the Justice Department is trying to unearth the identity of the Trump administration official who denounced the president in a New York Times Op-Ed last year under the byline Anonymous, demanding information from the publisher of the official's upcoming book. 210.
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An author of a no-longer-available-online Forbes story that called Epstein "one of the largest backers of cutting edge science" in 2013 later admitted he was paid $600 to post the pre-written article under his byline, The Times reported.
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The New York Times on Tuesday said the newspaper should not have assigned an opinion writer to co-byline a recent news story about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's alleged involvement in a bar fight during his college years at Yale in 2628.
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Changes byline, dateline; previous LONDON) By David Randall NEW YORK, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Broad equity market declines in Asia and Europe and a lower open on Wall Street threatened to spoil the longest winning streak for MSCI's global stock index since 285.103.
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At this point, Katie Rogers, another reporter on our team, suggested we give The New York Times a contributing line, which is something we normally do when a reporter has worked on a story but not quite enough to warrant a byline.
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She's one of those people who can take your one pretty good idea and turn it into three great ideas; it was as much a pleasure to write this puzzle with her as it is a privilege to share her first NYT byline.
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Although his byline rarely appeared, Mr. Meglin refined Mad's cover ideas, added puns and gags to stories, frequently ghostwrote Dave Berg's cartoon feature "The Lighter Side Of … " and checked to make sure the lyrics of the magazine's song spoofs had the right meter.
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The book bears Ms. Vincent's byline, but it was ghostwritten by Henry Dotson on behalf of Story Terrace, a 3-year-old London-based company that creates 50- to 125-page custom books for people who want to share their life stories.
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Ask me anything about Medicaid and elder-care services in the online comments area of this column — or write to me directly by clicking on my digital byline — and I'll try to answer as many questions as I can in future articles.
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Moyes received a lukewarm reception from the home fans before kickoff, but West Ham took a 17th-minute lead when Robert Snodgrass exchanged passes with Anderson and reached the byline before pulling the ball back for Noble on the edge of the area.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Tuesday after data showed in U.S. consumer confidence fell in September, raising worries about the strength of the U.S. economy.
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News of the lawsuits, which was first reported by Byline Investigates, comes three days after Harry announced that he and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, were suing the Mail on Sunday for publishing excerpts of a private letter she sent her father.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Sept 23 (Reuters) - The dollar rose against the euro on Monday after dismal manufacturing and services data elevated concerns about the state of the euro zone economy.
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Does mastering these different forms, does it require reporters, columnists, people with bylines at the Times, to become more of a bold-face name themselves than the tradition, where, you know, you had a byline but you really just stood behind the story?
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A day later, May 30, Kasich scored a Wall Street Journal byline with a push for changes to entitlements — a concept he championed as a House Budget Committee chair in the 1990s, but something elusive ever since, even with another champion in Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Hoffman occupies the role of elder statesman to the young protagonist of the film, William Miller (Patrick Fugit), who, besides having the most vanilla byline in rock journalism, will lean on his steward's advice as much as he will attempt to disprove his admonitions.
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The Fake News Awards were apparently composed in the Republican Party website CMS, are riddled with randomly capitalized words and poorly constructed graphics, and are helpfully labeled a "BLOG" with the byline of "TEAM GOP," because no one wants to take credit for this mess.
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I sent Eric more than a dozen story ideas before I published my first article, yet the sense of ownership I earned from the rigorous editing process made it one of my life's proudest moments when I saw my byline on the homepage of CNBC.
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Cuba almost drew level when midfielder Roberney Caballero hit the post with a header in the 65th, before Wondolowski set up the second U.S. goal six minutes later by cutting the ball back from the byline for Green to tap home from close range.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of other currencies on Friday, after an overall strong U.S. first-quarter growth report was overshadowed by soft inflation data.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) NEW YORK, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was little-changed against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as continued lack of clarity on the fate of the U.S.-China trade talks kept investors cautious.
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BALDWIN, N.Y. — It may seem odd that for someone whose name has graced the byline of more than 900 articles in two New York City tabloids, one of Laura Curran's first acts as Nassau County executive will effectively strip away credit for her new title.
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Les Whitten, who shared a byline with Jack Anderson on a nationally syndicated newspaper column that mercilessly exposed Washington's foibles and frauds and who once even spied on J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the F.B.I., died on Saturday in Adelphi, Md. He was 222.
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Domin's role in the case went public earlier this year when the FBI agent filed a pair of court declarations detailing how intercepted emails revealed Manafort's involvement in editing an op-ed being drafted under the byline of former Ukrainian foreign ministry spokesman Oleg Voloshyn.
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The idea that an outsider could look at my table of contents — as the byline counters at the group VIDA: Women in Literary Arts do, for instance — and decide whether I'd made those calculations correctly based purely on a gender tally seems presumptuous at best.
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The novel is Tapper's fourth book but his first work of fiction, and while The Hellfire Club might not get glowing blurbs from James Patterson and Shonda Rhimes if it carried a different byline, its quality is a tribute to taking yourself seriously in all things.
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In fact, the owner who fit Judis's description was not Peretz but Hughes, who, unlike Peretz, is deeply involved in philanthropic pursuits (for example, giving cash grants to desperately poor people in rural East Africa) and does not fancy himself a writer or crave his own byline.
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While the previous two films, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "The Crimes of Grindelwald," were solely scripted by "Harry Potter" creator J.K. Rowling, the author will be getting co-byline with Steve Kloves, who helped adapt the original "Harry Potter" books into films.
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While the previous two films, "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "The Crimes of Grindelwald," were solely scripted by "Harry Potter" creator J.K. Rowling, the author will be getting co-byline with Steve Kloves, who helped adapt the original "Harry Potter" books into films. (CNBC)
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In the last article to carry his byline, in The Times on April 20, he wrote that while President Trump and Republicans in Congress say they are committed to protecting people with pre-existing medical conditions, many would have significantly less protection under their health care revisions.
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Despite the byline you see on this article, the name my parents gave me was Jo. Not Josephine, just Jo. Inspired by the main character in "Little Women," they dreamed I'd grow to become every bit as norm-bashing as Louisa May Alcott's fictional character, Jo March.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Oct 10.18003 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell against the euro on Thursday as the common currency got a lift from the European Union and Britain striking a long-awaited Brexit deal.
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Is it a good use of their clients' money, for these people to spend their entire, well-paid work day at their "public affairs" firms doing things like creating Twitter accounts for fake grassroots campaigns, or ghostwriting editorials for some other schmuck to attach their byline?
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The dollar fell against a basket of currencies on Tuesday after data showed in U.S. consumer confidence fell in September, raising worries about the strength of the U.S. economy.
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One of us used to wait with bated breath on Sunday night for new episodes of my favorite Potter podcasts, and the only reason we're sharing this byline right now is because we met at a Potter convention and then one of us referred the other for a job.
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You can also go back in and edit your article if you spot a typo or want to rephrase something, or share it to your other social media accounts once it's published by pressing the share icon at the end of your article or next to your author's byline.
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If you're interested in seeing a particular passage from your own reading entered into the acrostic pantheon, if you're willing to click on my byline at the top of this column and overpower the captcha obstacles, please send it to me and I will forward it to the acrostinators.
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Mr. Newman, who is the editor of the Newsday puzzles (including the Saturday Stumper, purported to be one of the hardest crosswords in the business), is known for his pristine, sparkling fill and devious cluing, so it was a delight to see his byline on my Friday puzzle.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was little-changed against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as continued lack of clarity on the fate of the U.S.-China trade talks kept investors cautious.
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At one point a Teen Vogue employee's byline appeared on the piece (she insisted she had nothing to do with it); at another, the Teen Vogue Twitter account said "literally idk" in a now-deleted response to a question about the post; then, the article was deleted completely.
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EDT (New throughout, updates prices, market activity and comments; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, June 7 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Friday, climbing further from five-month lows hit this week, after Saudi Arabia said OPEC was close to agreeing to extend an output production cut beyond June.
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"Richard Branson And Elon Musk Invested $17-Million In a Bitcoin Tech Startup," read one such headline on a website that spoofed CNN, sporting the same layout as CNN's real site, the byline of an actual CNN Technology reporter, a faked Facebook comments section, and a bogus CNN-money-report.
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Under the watchful eye of editor in chief slash Don Draper surrogate Finn Woodhouse (Chris Diamantopoulos), each female researcher works with a specific male reporter to help him write his articles, and no matter how much the women contribute, there will only ever be one byline on the article — the man's.
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EST (1600 GMT) (Updates prices, market activity; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Oil prices eased off 2019 highs on Thursday ahead of U.S. government data that was expected to show a fifth weekly build in crude inventories, while concerns about slowing global economic growth weighed.
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Rich McHugh, a producer who has since left the network, told The New York Times for a story published Thursday night that "the very highest levels of NBC" worked to shut down the story before Farrow eventually left the network and published the story under a byline in The New Yorker.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Aug 15 (Reuters) - The dollar recovered from early weakness against the safe-haven yen as better-than-expected U.S. retail sales data on Thursday eased fears that the U.S. economy could be headed for a recession.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — This is such a neat idea from Sam Ezersky — and his housemate, Nick, who did not get a byline, so I'm going to make it up to him in this column — that I'm not even going to sully it by making jokes about not being a hat person.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as traders looked to the latest developments in the U.S.-China trade talks for direction and the shortened holiday week kept currency moves muted.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Wednesday helped by upbeat U.S. data even as continued uncertainty about the outlook for a preliminary U.S.-China trade agreement and a shortened holiday week in the United States kept currency moves muted.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher to a 6-week peak against a basket of currencies on Friday as a still unsigned partial U.S.-China trade deal kept investors on edge and the shortened holiday week limited currency moves.
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As you'd expect, Obilić's opposition played with a new-found freedom now that they didn't have a mass murderer visualising their funeral from the byline, and proceeded to inflict six league defeats on the club in the second half of the season – the exact same figure accumulated during Arkan's entire tenure.
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And mourning its departure, apparently, is Hillary Clinton, who has a byline on the site with a heartfelt note: When I arrived in the Senate in 2001, I was one of just 13 women, and I remember how thankful I was for my female colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
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A byline on a relatively obscure website whose audience is mostly millennials might feel like the latest example of the vast gulf between Internet Hillary Clinton, who is as fluent in Twitter jokes and GIFs and internet-speak as any 20-something, and Actual Hillary Clinton, who is, well, a grandmother.
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How devastating it must be for Cruz, then, that in a poll by Cigar Aficionado—where William F. Buckley Jr. has a byline, and which gave Rush Limbaugh the cover treatment—he won the support of only 22 percent of the magazine's Republican readers, behind Trump's 39 percent and Marco Rubio's 23 percent.
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EDT (New throughout, updates prices, comments; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, April 9 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell on Tuesday, slipping from five-month highs as Russian comments indicating a possible easing from its production-cutting deal with OPEC overshadowed the prospect that violence in Libya could further tighten global markets.
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The Justice Department is demanding identifying details about the senior Trump administration official who denounced the president in a New York Times Op-Ed last year under the byline Anonymous, according to a letter from a senior law enforcement official on Monday ahead of a forthcoming book by the still-unnamed writer.
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She wrote a highly suspect account of her journey that appeared in The New York Sunday World in October 1895 under the byline Nellie Bly Jr. She and her husband had a fourth child in 1897, and Kopchovsky left home again for a time and worked as a saleswoman in Ukiah, Calif.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) NEW YORK, Nov 21 (Reuters) - The dollar edged lower against other major currencies on Thursday, with investors focused on the latest developments in a bitter 16-month long trade dispute between the United States and China that has weighed on the world economy.
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From time to time, he wrote articles under the heading "Cop Diary" for The New Yorker, which published them under the made-up byline Marcus Laffey, the better to protect him from retaliation by bosses who might not like the frankness or the rawness of what he said about the Police Department.
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Some of the political advertising inundating Missourians, as well as an opinion piece in the Kansas City Star this month appearing under Mr. Hawley's byline, have suggested that there's something unseemly about Mr. Shepard's business, which relies on the use of government subsidies to develop low-income rental housing around the country.
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The longer article from which it is excerpted, titled "210 Days That Shook the World and The Times" — written, without a byline, for an internal April 243 Times publication, Times Talk — began with our coverage of President Lyndon B. Johnson's surprise announcement, that same week, that he would not seek re-election.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Oct 16 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar fell across the board on Wednesday after dismal U.S. retail sales data painted a gloomy picture of the economy and supported the case for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
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Such was the case with a recent initiative to redesign the website feature that allows readers to click the byline of any particular reporter and, all in one place, find the stories he or she has written, a brief bio, maybe a photo and — crucially for readers — a way to email the writer.
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S. market open; new byline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 24 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher against the euro in holiday-thinned trading on Tuesday, ahead of the Christmas holiday, while the British pound looked set to snap a five-day streak of losses against the U.S. currency.
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S. currencies in demand as caution persists * 30-year U.S. Treasury yields fall (Updates to U.S. midday trading; changes byline, dateline; previous LONDON) By Trevor Hunnicutt NEW YORK, Dec 28 (Reuters) - Investors gravitated to safe-haven assets on Friday as worries about the world economy persisted, cutting short a two-day rebound in U.S. stocks.
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When Byrne started having kids of her own and they worried about uncomfortable questions, she made up a dead husband, William Richard, even going by the name Olive Richard, which would become her byline for Family Circle, where she frequently wrote stories about William Moulton Marston, a brilliant scientist she pretended not to know.
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Moreover, by being granted coveted op-ed space in the New York Times, Lyons receives a career boost that could've gone to a woman (and by including his book title in his byline, he could even profit off of pointing out ideas and concerns that underrepresented groups in the industry have brought up for years).
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More specifically, according to the documents filed by her lawyers reported by Byline Investigates, Markle is accusing the Mail of running a three-year fake news campaign against her, including the fabrication of stories about her relationship with her mother, her baby shower, and purchases and renovations for her Frogmore Cottage home with Prince Harry.
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It's an old school method of attracting interest, one predicated on the idea that people care less about whose byline is attached to the review than the fact that it tells them if a game is good or not (or, at the very least, gives them a reason to start arguing in the comments).
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Kim Severson's byline is on the front page of the Food section we sent to the printer last night and delivered to the homes of our subscribers in the inky pre-dawn chill of this morning, above a yarn about one of the more regionally specific dishes in America: the stuffed ham of southern Maryland.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 27 (Reuters) - The dollar rose on Wednesday helped by upbeat U.S. data even as continued uncertainty about the outlook for a preliminary U.S.-China trade agreement and a shortened holiday week in the United States kept currency moves muted.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 26 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as traders looked to the latest developments in the U.S.-China trade talks for direction and the shortened holiday week kept currency moves muted.
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S. market open; new byline; previous TOKYO) NEW YORK, Dec 26 (Reuters) - The dollar rose against Japanese yen on Thursday as optimism around easing trade tensions between the United States and China sapped demand for the safe-haven currencies, even as the holiday-thinned trading kept large moves in the FX market in check.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) NEW YORK, Oct 18 (Reuters) - The dollar crept lower against the euro on Friday as the common currency enjoyed a lift from hopes that a Brexit deal between Britain and the European Union could improve the odds of the euro zone avoiding a recession for now.
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Fed rate hike * Oil steady on short-covering after 2-day drop (Updates to U.S. trading, changes byline, dateline previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Sept 15 (Reuters) - Global equity prices gained on Thursday after a mixed bag of U.S. economic data dimmed chances the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates next week.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 29 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher to a 6-week peak against a basket of currencies on Friday as a still unsigned partial U.S.-China trade deal kept investors on edge and the shortened holiday week limited currency moves.
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Central to their argument is the idea that the reporting on Kavanaugh is politically motivated and doesn't meet the standards that were used in exposes on media moguls like Harvey Weinstein and Les Moonves, both stories worked on by the investigative reporter Ronan Farrow, who shared a byline on the New Yorker's Ramirez piece.
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Every time a Mexican tried to get the byline, there was a well-timed tackle to stop him; every time they got into a good shooting position, there was a body in the way to block the shot; and every time the ball was crossed into the Brazilian area, there was a foot or head to repel it.
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EDT (22.4 GMT) (Updates prices, market activity, adds commentary; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Oil prices rose by about 211.32% on Friday, supported by a drop in European inventories and expectations of more OPEC output cuts despite the International Energy Agency reporting demand growth at its lowest since the financial crisis of 83.
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ET * Indexes down: 0.15%, S&P 0.32%, Nasdaq 0.61% (Updates to mid-day, changes dateline, byline) NEW YORK, June 523 (Reuters) - Wall Street lost ground on Tuesday as simmering geopolitical and trade concerns, combined with disappointing economic data, kept buyers at bay and investors looked to remarks from U.S. Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell expected later in the session.
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"Yes, Reuters Really Did Buy Two Human Heads and a SpineAs part of a series of special reports that could have come with a co-byline from Quentin…Read more ReadCwynar's testimony has come to light as part of a lawsuit by 33 people who say that BRC acquired their family members' bodies through "false statements.
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But in his final Facebook note and in trade magazine columns written under his byline, Schifter left a trail of commentary about the stress of surviving as a driver in New York, and with it, a view into how the so-called disruption led by Uber and Lyft, and cities' mishandling of it, weighs dangerously on workers.
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Even then, the organization has produced its share of off-screen drama, including a protracted lawsuit for control of the telecast with the company that produces it, Dick Clark Productions, which was settled in 2014; and an embarrassment in October over a bizarre interview with actress Drew Barrymore published under the byline of one of the group's past presidents.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher on Wednesday as worsening U.S.-China relations supported demand for the safe-haven greenback even as investors awaited the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's October policy meeting for clues to the path of future U.S. interest rates.
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Well, luckily for all of us, Kreizman can not only be found writing about books (her byline can be spotted everywhere from Vanity Fair to New York Magazine to BuzzFeed to the Wall Street Journal), but you can listen to her interview authors every week on her smart, incisive, and brilliantly named podcast, The Maris Review.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the euro on Tuesday after a better-than-expected German economic sentiment survey boosted the common currency even as continued uncertainty about the outlook for U.S.-China trade talks kept large moves in the FX market in check.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Dec 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar treaded water against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday, as FX markets braced for a host of events, including central bank meetings in the United States and Europe, the UK general election and a key deadline for U.S.-China trade talks.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies on Monday as traders awaited U.S.-China trade talks later in the week for clues to the state of the prolonged trade war between Washington and Beijing, even as chances of a deal appeared low.
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As the national investigative correspondent for the Washington Post, where he was hired in early 22008, Solomon's byline graced the top of multiple critical stories about Giuliani, who was then pursuing a presidential bid on the strength of his reputation as a crime-fighting mayor who soothed a grieving New York City after the 22009/22010 attacks.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Oct 8 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Tuesday amid renewed trade-related worries and as an unexpected drop in U.S. producer inflation supported the case for the Federal Reserve room to cut interest rates again later this month.
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ET/2030 GMT (New throughout, updates prices, market activity and comments, new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Oct 303 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Tuesday, pressured by weak U.S. economic data that dimmed the crude demand outlook, while finding some support from reports of an output decline from the world's largest oil producers in the third quarter.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rose against the safe-haven Japanese yen on revived hopes for an amicable resolution to the U.S.-Chinese trade war, after a report that China is still open to agreeing to a partial trade deal with the United States.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Sept 25 (Reuters) - The dollar rebounded on Wednesday as investors were drawn to its safe-haven appeal a day after news of the launch of a formal impeachment inquiry against U.S. President Donald Trump drove a sharp move lower in risky assets.
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EditorsNote: deletes duplicated byline at bottom Julius Randle capped a double-double performance with a tiebreaking 3-pointer in the second minute of overtime Wednesday night, helping the New York Knicks give interim coach Mike Miller his first NBA win while snapping a 10-game losing streak in an entertaining 124-122 victory over the host Golden State Warriors.
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He was also part of teams that helped draft speeches on national security for Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales and an op-ed published by USA Today, under his supervisor's byline, defending President Bush's warrantless surveillance program and his use of a signing statement to claim a right to bypass the Detainee Treatment Act's provision banning torture.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 21 (Reuters) - The dollar edged lower against other major currencies on Thursday, with investors focused on the latest developments in a bitter 16-month long trade dispute between the United States and China that has weighed on the world economy.
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Anne-Marie Brady, a scholar of China at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand, who has written on what she calls China's network of influence in New Zealand, said in an email that it was "quite extraordinary" to see the Communist Party's main newspaper create an op-ed using someone's byline without their permission.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar firmed against most major currencies on Monday but lost ground to the Japanese yen after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would sharply raise tariffs on Chinese goods this week, risking the derailment of trade talks between Washington and Beijing.
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P.S. The Axios social media policy, which applies to all our colleagues, prohibits the sharing of political views or derogatory snark online: "Don't say anything on the internet that you wouldn't publish under your byline or say on TV." Go deeper: How pro-trust initiatives are taking over the Internet Trump rages against fake everything Fake News 2.0: The propaganda war gets sophisticated
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, April 25 (Reuters) - The dollar rose to a near two-year high against the euro on Thursday, as upbeat U.S. data fed demand for the greenback and traders awaited the release on Friday of U.S. gross domestic product data for the first quarter of 2019.
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S. trade talks help STOXX edge up * Oil falls on signs Russia may exit production cuts (Updates to open of U.S. markets; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - World stocks retreated from earlier gains on Monday as underwhelming quarterly results from U.S. banks weighed on Wall Street, though progress in U.S.-China trade talks helped European stocks tread water.
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ET * Indexes down: 0.15%, S&P 0.32%, Nasdaq 0.61% (Updates to mid-day, changes dateline, byline) By Stephen Culp NEW YORK, June 523 (Reuters) - Wall Street lost ground on Tuesday as simmering geopolitical and trade concerns, combined with disappointing economic data, kept buyers at bay and investors looked to remarks from U.S. Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell expected later in the session.
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In case you didn't notice: Easter egg 1 All the clues begin with the letter 'B' Easter egg 2 Will Shortz's editorial byline reads "Bill Shortz" I made this puzzle 11 months ago, so I need to rack my mind a bit to remember why I made specific choices, but I believe the impetus was BEA ARTHUR, which sparked the homophonic idea.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 0.563 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rose against a basket of currencies on Friday after data showed U.S. factory and services activity quickened in November in a sign of the continued resilience of the U.S. economy in the face of the U.S.-China trade war and other headwinds.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar rose against the safe-haven Japanese yen on revived hopes for an amicable resolution to the U.S.-Chinese trade war, after a report that China is still open to agreeing to a partial trade deal with the United States.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Oct 7 (Reuters) - The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies on Monday as traders awaited U.S.-China trade talks later in the week for clues to the state of the prolonged trade war between Washington and Beijing, even as chances of a deal appeared low.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline from London) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The dollar edged higher on Wednesday as worsening U.S.-China relations supported demand for the safe-haven greenback even as investors awaited the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's October policy meeting for clues to the path of future U.S. interest rates.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline, previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Sept 20203 (Reuters) - The dollar edged lower against the euro on Thursday, giving up some of the sizeable gains from the previous session, as the common currency recovered a little after sinking to a 28-month low amid an increasingly bleak euro zone economic outlook.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 11 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar treaded water against a basket of major currencies on Wednesday, as FX markets braced for a host of events, including central bank meetings in the United States and Europe, the UK general election and a key deadline for U.S.-China trade talks.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 10 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the euro on Tuesday after a better-than-expected German economic sentiment survey boosted the common currency even as continued uncertainty about the outlook for U.S.-China trade talks kept large moves in the FX market in check.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The dollar jumped against the safe-haven Japanese yen on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States was "very close" to nailing down a trade deal with China, just days before new U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports were due to be imposed.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Dec 9 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc on Monday as weak Chinese export data dented risk appetite and highlighted the economic damage from the 143-month-long trade war, while the pound rose on the latest polls ahead of this week's British election.
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S. summit to find deal - Macron * Trump comments may signal easing of trade row * Chinese top negotiator hopes for 'calm' negotiations (Updates prices, adds Macron comments; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) NEW YORK, Aug 26 (Reuters) - Oil prices steadied on Monday after France's president lifted hopes for a deal between the United States and Iran, while optimism for easing U.S.-China trade tensions supported prices.
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S. trade talks help STOXX edge up * Oil falls on signs Russia may exit production cuts (Updates to open of U.S. markets; changes byline, dateline, previous LONDON) By April Joyner NEW YORK, April 15 (Reuters) - World stocks retreated from earlier gains on Monday as underwhelming quarterly results from U.S. banks weighed on Wall Street, though progress in U.S.-China trade talks helped European stocks tread water.
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EditorsNote: Changes to Write-Thru, deletes byline in copy Kings end four-game slide with 3-1 win NEWARK, N.J. — Slow starters during their recent losing streak, the Los Angeles Kings reverted to a more successful formula Tuesday night, scoring twice on their first three shots, to snap a four-game skid with a 3-1 victory over the New Jersey Devils at the Prudential Center.
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Markle also accuses the Mail of publishing fake news about her, specifically her home renovations and baby showerIn excerpts of the new court filings, obtained by Byline Investigates, Markle's lawyers point to multiple articles published in the Mail that make claims about what Markle had purchased for the estate she and Prince Harry moved into in spring 2019, before the birth of their son Archie.
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S. trade talks near Friday deadline * Dollar General, Dollar Tree hit by margin worries * Indexes down: Dow 0.44 pct, S&P 0.33 pct; Nasdaq 0.06 pct (Updates to late afternoon, changes dateline to NEW YORK, changes byline) By Stephen Culp NEW YORK, Aug 30 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks ended their four-day winning streak on Thursday as investors sold risk ahead of the long holiday weekend.
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S. market open; new byline, changes dateline; previous LONDON) By Saqib Iqbal Ahmed NEW YORK, Dec 9 (Reuters) - The dollar slipped against the safe-haven yen and Swiss franc on Monday as weak Chinese export data dented risk appetite and highlighted the economic damage from the 143-month-long trade war, while the pound rose on the latest polls ahead of this week's British election.
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We know that women at News of the Week (a fictionalized version of Newsweek, on which Povich's book is based) are allowed to help reporters, but never get to have a byline; that their husbands and boyfriends are resentful of the women even working at all; that gains have been made at other publications, and in the world, but this particular newsroom is a land stuck in time.
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EDT * Indexes: Dow down 0.313 pct, S&P up 20.31 pct, Nasdaq up 27 pct (Adds market reaction to Fed statement, changes dateline, byline) By Stephen Culp NEW YORK, March 2748.21 (Reuters) - The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq reversed earlier losses, gaining ground after the U.S. Federal Reserve concluded its two-day policy meeting by holding a key interest rate steady and affirming its dovish monetary policy stance.
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They learn to stand and ask questions of guests (in "press conferences") and, of course, write stories, and design and create pages that include the name of their paper, the date of publication, the price of the paper (though not yet implemented, it is one of the kids' favorite tasks!), a headline, a byline, an illustration and caption, and the story – the result, we hope, of their research and note taking.
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What Edim has brought to the literary community is a spirit of celebration — the joy with which she celebrates books and their authors is palpable — but it is accompanied by an openness about the difficulties that exist within publishing, how hard it is to make a living in the industry, how dispiriting it is not to see yourself reflected in a book's pages, or in an author's byline.
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ET * Dow down 0.42%, S&P 0.30%, Nasdaq up 523% (Updates to late afternoon, adds commentary, changes byline, adds New York dateline) By Sinéad Carew New York, Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks lost ground with the S&P falling to session lows in a volatile session on investor jitters on Wednesday over the prospect of coronavirus cases in New York after officials said they were monitoring 83 people who visited China.
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The "tells" included: the novel's focus on events in New York and Boston (where Klein had also worked); its often over-the-top "tough love" perspective on issues including race, education, and public employee unions; and its implicit sense that the character based on Bill Clinton was promiscuous in his political views as well as his personal life—a point Klein had made earlier under his own byline.
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The articles were posted to InfoWars with a byline crediting them to RT, but the broadcaster told BuzzFeed they had never given Jones' site permission to do that—and other searches of BuzzSumo data showed InfoWars had similarly reposted articles from "CNN, Sputnik, Breitbart, CNS News, the Blaze, CBC, BBC, Vice, The Guardian, The Washington Post, The New York Times, The New York Post, LA Times, BuzzFeed, and others," according to BuzzFeed.
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Whereas hyper-partisan publisher The Libertarian Republic's homepage is plastered with full-bleed images, pop-up menus, and AdSense ads, a Liberty Viral story shared on its Facebook page, delivered through IA, appears on mobile as a glowing beacon of web design, with dynamic images, pleasant serif typography (reminiscent of the upmarket web product Typekit), and a Timesian byline and date, not to mention an absence of distracting social media share buttons.
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While there are some valid criticisms to be made about the study's methodology (finding a consistent data set for the most read and circulated reviews is difficult, as is accurately determining the gender and ethnicity of the person behind every byline), it does broadly align with anecdotal evidence and the overall impression that the majority of people writing movie reviews and leading the discussion about movies are predominantly white and predominantly men.
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ET Technology leads declines among S&P sectors * Tapestry gains after quarterly profit beat * Indexes down: Dow 0.83%, S&P 0.60%, Nasdaq 5003% (Updates to late afternoon, changes byline, adds NEW YORK to dateline) By April Joyner NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday ahead of critical trade negotiations between the United States and China, though they pared losses significantly after U.S. President Donald Trump said reaching a deal this week was possible.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai "constructive" -parties * Fed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points * Pound bounces back from 28-month low (Updates with U.S. market, changes byline, dateline from previous LONDON) NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - The dollar index was flat on Wednesday while the pound bounced back from a 'no-deal Brexit' slump, with oil up for a fifth day and stocks little changed ahead of a highly anticipated statement from the U.S. central bank.
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ET * Technology leads declines among S&P sectors * Tapestry gains after quarterly profit beat * Indexes down: Dow 0.83%, S&P 0.60%, Nasdaq 5003% (Updates to late afternoon, changes byline, adds NEW YORK to dateline) By April Joyner NEW YORK, May 9 (Reuters) - Wall Street's main indexes fell on Thursday ahead of critical trade negotiations between the United States and China, though they pared losses significantly after U.S. President Donald Trump said reaching a deal this week was possible.
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S. trade talks in Shanghai "constructive" -parties * Fed expected to cut rates by 25 basis points * Pound bounces back from 28-month low (Updates with U.S. market, changes byline, dateline from previous LONDON) By Rodrigo Campos NEW YORK, July 31 (Reuters) - The dollar index was flat on Wednesday while the pound bounced back from a 'no-deal Brexit' slump, with oil up for a fifth day and stocks little changed ahead of a highly anticipated statement from the U.S. central bank.
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ET (1800 GMT) * Traders take profits on gains in euro, yen, franc * Expectations of possible hawkish tone to minutes boosts dollar * Recent dovish comments from Fed's Williams cap dollar's gains (Updates prices, adds comments; changes byline, dateline, pvs LONDON) By Sam Forgione NEW YORK, Aug 17 (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar recovered slightly on Wednesday as traders took profits on Tuesday's gains in the euro, yen and Swiss franc, and on expectations that the Federal Reserve could strike a hawkish tone in meeting minutes to be released later in the session.
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