And they filed to four photo editors, six word editors and two graphics editors.
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The New York brand is built upon the hard work of editors, writers, fact checkers, copy editors, photo editors, designers, producers, and social-media editors.
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Editors Female editors are most likely to marry male general managers.
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Editors and copy editors, too: the scrupulous sensibilities behind the outpouring.
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Sometimes those editors include the masthead [the top editors in the newsroom].
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Growing friction between the academy and editors culminated in the academy's saying it would remove Mr. Du, demote other longtime editors and install its own editors.
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First of all, editors — especially editors at The New York Times — love it.
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The algorithms help identify good content, the editors identify good content, what the editors choose helps train the algorithms, the algorithms help the editors make better choices.
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Its pyramidal structure of correspondents, copy editors, moderators, and editors stretches across 193 countries.
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Status among Wikipedia editors is largely determined by other editors working in the subject area.
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Digital editors now work alongside print editors to create the largest body of content possible.
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There were, of course, a few big-name editors, but most editors didn't actually edit.
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The constant is that somebody is always waiting for you—editors for writers, designers for editors, web producers for photo editors, video producers for subjects, and our readers for everybody.
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The other two deputy executive editors, Matthew Purdy and Janet Elder, will become deputy managing editors.
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In Pakistan, when military officers ring up editors to complain about coverage, the editors typically buckle.
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They have been joined by dozens of editors, news assistants, photographers, designers and social media editors.
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But this issue collapses divisions between departments like no other — fashion editors get to work with text editors who get to work with photo editors with an intensity that they don't normally.
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But more often than not, they were outlets for work by the editors or the editors' friends.
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It was certainly tragic and not exactly what I would call hip, but editors' orders are editors' orders.
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A generation of executive editors have actually complained that there are too many editors touching the same story.
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This paper is the final version that the editors, writers, and copy editors sign off on to be printed.
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TechCrunch editors closely vet each application — and these editors have an almost-mystical ability to spot serious success potential.
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Meanwhile several top editors described active efforts to both hire more female editors and include women more in coverage.
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"We anticipate a productive relationship with new management for all Ringer staff members: podcasters, writers, editors, illustrators, fact checkers, copy editors, social media editors, and video and audio producers," the union wrote in a Wednesday statement.
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The American Society of News Editors and The Associated Press Media Editors asked newsrooms around the globe to join them.
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The bots also behaved differently than human editors, triggering edits much later than human editors, and engaging in protracted conflicts.
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Things Editors Like A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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THINGS EDITORS LIKE A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Things Editors Like A roundup of things T editors — and a few contributors — are excited about on a given week.
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Shoulder-to-shoulder in long rows of desks, the designers are back together, alongside editors, photo editors and news assistants.
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Things Editors Like A roundup of things T editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Things editors like A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Things Editors like A roundup of things our editors — and a few contributors — are excited about in a given week.
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Our sound editors and editors went out into the woods with AK-230s and M-240s and pumpkins and squash.
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It is one of five nominees – chosen by top editors, art directors and photo editors – in the women's lifestyle cover category.
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Editors – and yes, that especially means copy editors — save reporters and The Times every day from countless errors, large and small.
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Editors' Choice Every week, we editors at the Book Review pick our top choices from books reviewed in the previous week.
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Tom Jolly, one of the associate masthead editors, reviewed the options with a cluster of news desk editors shortly after 5 p.m.
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The hyper-media era needs many things, from responsible tech billionaires, to editors—and, God knows, copy-editors, that marvelous, dying breed.
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That got editors Wendy Dorr and Lisa Tobin thinking: What other writings were Times reporters and editors turning to in this crisis?
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Things Editors Like A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting this week.
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Washington editors, who once weren't even allowed to speak, now beam in on a giant TV screen, as do editors based overseas.
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I talked with our editors in Hong Kong, then began an email chain with a group of senior editors in New York.
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For those concerned about the power of newspaper editors and TV networks, the idea of platform operators as editors is far more horrifying.
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In early December 2014, editor Franklin Foer, literary editor Leon Wieseltier and a variety of senior editors and contributing editors resigned en mass.
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The paper also announced today that it is offering buyouts to editors in an attempt to increase the ratio of reporters to editors.
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Female television, video, and film camera operators and editors make 104.7% as much as male television, video, and film camera operators and editors.
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One month ahead of his departure date, American Society of Magazine Editors announced that Moss is joining the Magazine Editors' Hall of Fame.
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Phil Corbett: In a situation like this, the discussion about using a photo would start with the editors handling the story, the photo editors and the editors overseeing how stories are being played on the home page and on our mobile feed.
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According to that same research, all but five of the edition's top 35 editors are bots, with no human editors in the top 10.
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But hey, editors do what editors do, so Olympios and Viall's night could have been much more involved than they're leading fans to believe.
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And then there's Bohemian Rhapsody, which has won three — from the American Cinema Editors, the Cinema Audio Society, and the Motion Picture Sound Editors.
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Conventional journalism is often an incremental, inefficient process, built on chains of personal trust: between sources and reporters, reporters and editors, editors and readers.
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THings Editors Like A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.
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Things Editors Like A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.
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"Editors — and yes, that especially means copy editors — save reporters and The Times every day from countless errors, large and small," the reporters wrote.
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Things editors Like A by-no-means exhaustive list of the things our editors (and a few contributors) find interesting on a given week.
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Senior Story Editors Dan Barry, Liz O. Baylen, and Liz DayDirector of Photography Sam ChaseVideo Editors Geoff O'Brien and Evan WiseAssociate Producer Brennan Cusack
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The evening is a huge collaborative effort, involving not only reporters, copy editors, and layout and photo editors but the top brass of the newsroom.
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My editors are somewhat blind to my gender because they send me to report stories that most other editors would rarely assign to a woman.
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No. Look, they've just appointed three very senior editors, female editors, to the masthead, which I think is great, but look, the facts don't lie.
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In 2011, the Wikimedia Foundation set itself a goal of 200,000 active editors by 2015, and today it is still 70,000 editors short of that mark.
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If you make it through the vetting process — TechCrunch editors set a high bar — you'll receive free, extensive pitch coaching from our Startup Battlefield-tested editors.
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After a Gizmodo story claimed Facebook editors had suppressed conservative news from the Trending section, the social network fired those editors in favor of an algorithm.
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The American Society of News Editors (ASNE) and the Associated Press Media Editors (APME) asked newsrooms around the world to join them at 2:33 p.m.
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But the range of images he took for the story, in contrast to those that editors selected, suggest that his concept differed considerably from his editors.
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The editorial board is composed of 14 writers and editors drawn from the Times Opinion department, which also includes opinion columnists, Op-Ed editors and others.
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In 1993, he became the first black person to be elected president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (now the American Society of News Editors).
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By the way, our editors, I think this is maybe the important piece here: Our editors are not, for the most part, doing what I'm doing.
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In a publicly available audit of its volunteer editors published in 2011, the Wikimedia Foundation found that the overwhelming majority—103 percent—of its editors were male.
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Many directors with long-trusted editors — like, say, Martin Scorsese and editor Thelma Schoonmaker — will have those editors assembling footage into rough cuts even while filming continues.
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Fashionable aprons, a monograph of America and more suggestions from the editors of T. Welcome to the T List, a newsletter from the editors of T Magazine.
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Along the way, when she would talk about what she was working on, "certain editors — male editors — have commented on my 'memoir,'" said Ms. Witt, now 35.
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Also, any English teachers, writers, failed writers, editors, or copy editors you may know: there is a recurring joke about adverb usage that they will especially appreciate.
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But there they all were, first thing Monday morning, a dozen or so Vogue editors, the top editors of W and Glamour, retailers, critics, even Thom Browne.
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As part of the restructuring, management plans to replace the current, layered system of copy editors and "backfielders" — editors who assign and work with reporters on articles — with a single layer of editors who will handle all aspects of an article, including conception, sentence-level editing and fact checking.
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The American Society of News Editors and The Associated Press Media Editors asked newsrooms around the globe to join in a remembrance of the dead, and many did.
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According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 39,210 people worked as reporters, editors, photographers, or film and video editors in the U.S. newspaper industry in 2017.
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Four former colleagues told NPR that they witnessed Ferro urging editors to pursue negative coverage of perceived competitors, but there is no evidence that editors followed his advice.
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On Monday, Linus Kaikai, chairman of the Kenya Editors' Guild, said editors had been warned by authorities that they could be shut down if they covered the event.
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The 100 Notables come from a pool of all of the books in that year's editors' choice recommendations — a weekly roundup of nine recommendations from Book Review editors.
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And some academics who are described as editors on the journals' websites in fact are not editors, and are not even aware that their names are being used.
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Managing Editor Joseph Kahn, one of a handful of senior editors in the sparsely populated newsroom, noted that the paper's editors and reporters have near total remote access.
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We're asking our channel editors — these are editors who edit departments — to track bylines, so we're aiming for 503/250, a 250/22018 ratio across digital and print.
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To do this, the successful candidate will collaborate with section editors and news editors around the world, and colleagues who produce our films, podcasts, Snapchat editions and Instagram Stories.
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Our experienced TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every eligible application and choose up to 10 startups to compete, and those founders will receive free pitch coaching from Battlefield-tested editors.
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This is for two very good reasons: One, either human editors, or artificial intelligence editors, by removing one item or another will appear to introduce bias into the system.
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It requires reporters and editors—especially editors, who write the headlines—to think collectively about applying the norms of objective reporting in a way that doesn't inadvertently mislead readers.
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The American Society of News Editors and Associated Press Media Editors awarded the Al Neuharth Breaking News Reporting Award to the staffs of the Capital Gazette and The Baltimore Sun.
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Phil Corbett, our standards editor, summarized them for us: Editors are advised to take enough time to discuss such a decision thoroughly, and to consult high-ranking editors as needed.
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Its organizers held sessions in which experienced editors taught aspiring ones the ways of Wikipedia, explaining how to navigate a website where editors sometimes appear to be communicating in code.
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Not only is it the ultimate gauge of what editors will be wearing come spring, it is a peek into what fashion and personal style means to editors around the globe.
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"Editors in chief have made their opinions known from time to time, but the magazine has never spoken in an election with a single voice," the editors wrote in their endorsement.
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Had this been a history of editors or tech department mavericks, it would have been somewhat different, but the focus is on directors (although some editors and cinematographers do receive attention).
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Initially a handful of editors, that operation has grown and grown in the years since then, mainly adding editors but also correspondents specializing in Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and mainland China.
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"If Crispr-Cas9 is like scissors and base editors are like pencils, then you can think of prime editors to be like word processors," Liu told reporters in a press briefing.
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Another scenario would have one team of editors who work closely with reporters and either edit the story or send it to a "universal desk," where different editors would grab it.
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Editors' Choice Sometimes the news gets a little — heavy?
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Most editors really ... They don't really care, it seems.
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Although the non-profit Wikimedia Foundation diligently keeps track of how editors and users interact with the site, until recently it was unclear how content production on Wikipedia was distributed among editors.
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While the J's have the final say over the episode cut, the work and input from their post-production team — composed of editors, visual effects artists, sound editors, and more — is crucial.
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Producer Lora MoftahSenior Story Editors Dan Barry, Liz O. Baylen, and Liz DayDirectors of Photography Andreas BurgessVideo Editors Marlon Singleton and Pierre TakalPost Producer Lizzie BlenkAssociate Producers Brennan Cusack and Wesley Harris
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For those stories, not only do the desk's editors probe the work, but masthead editors — the most senior journalists at The Times — also weigh in, as do members of our legal team.
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"We would write the story, it would go through one of the editors, the editors would edit it and approve it for placement, and it would get placed," explained one former staffer.
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To do this, the successful candidate will collaborate with section editors and news editors in London and around the world, as well as colleagues who produce our films, podcasts and Instagram Stories.
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Ms. Umana said her goals as president of the review were to recruit a diverse set of editors, publish a diverse group of authors and basically get out of the editors' way.
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Combining machine learning ranking algorithms with human editors would allow platforms to scale intelligent curation to increasing amounts of content: We need to train our computers to think and act like real editors.
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Previously relying solely on human editors, Wikipedia's new Objective Revision Evaluation Service (ORES) automatically identifies problematic or inaccurate edits to articles and assigns them quality scores, helping editors catch them quickly and easily.
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As editors were fishing their phones out of their bags, they were greeted by the fall '17 lineup, sitting back in fold-out chairs outside of the venue, snapping pictures of the editors.
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The article's Talk page—a section of Wikipedia articles where editors discuss changes and new entries—illuminates some of the decision-making process between editors on what constitutes an internment or concentration camp.
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Slot editors, copy editors and producers should not publish a story with any anonymous sourcing that does not have a note indicating that the department head or deputy has approved the sourcing. 3.
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The secrecy behind the hirings did not sit well with reporters and editors; neither did the fact that it appeared the new editors would be reporting to an executive on the business side.
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Certainly, editors have wrestled in many settings with the challenge of covering either their newsrooms or their parent companies even as newsroom transparency has gained attention from editors, educators and news industry critics.
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That should never have made it past the human editors.
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But the response from buyers and editors was immediately positive.
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Breitbart reporters or editors are moderating at least eight events.
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He made the comments to a group of local editors.
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You might think holiday shopping is easy for beauty editors.
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"Vogue has no history of political endorsements," the editors wrote.
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All the while, the Bachelor's sound editors had a blast.
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WIRED has had some amazing guest editors over the years.
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The answer, for reporters and editors at least, is obvious.
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The result for Wikipedia editors is a major skills gap.
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Perhaps she should aim that criticism at her own editors.
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The reporters & editors put their all into finding the truth.
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Who: TechCrunch Editors, Berlin's top investors, angels, and startup founders
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Happy Monday morning to the editors at the Washington Examiner!
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Ahead, we compiled our editors' favorite waterproof eyeliners for summer.
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HP is betting that creatives — photographers, multimedia editors, artists, etc.
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He said the DOAJ removes journals with fake editors immediately.
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Newsrooms have shed 40% of reporters and editors since 2750.
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Our TechCrunch editors are mighty particular about choosing Top Picks.
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Check out our editors' before and after desk photos below.
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What is the responsibility of the platform or the editors?
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If [editors] don't love it, they're not with you anymore.
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Brought to you by the editors of People en Español.
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Or they could take a different path,'' the editors wrote.
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What about having public editor or public editors, plural. Internally?
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On its face, our editors agreed, the grammar was clear.
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Others have tried using different image editors, but no dice.
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There's a team of human editors that curate the content.
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I contacted my editors and asked for the Florida assignment.
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Reuters editors sometimes decide not to distribute especially unsettling images.
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Editors' note: The video above is SFW ... more or less.
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For editors, starting pay is now around $11 per hour.
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But I'm always glad whenever Techmeme's editors feature my stuff.
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"They [Sports Illustrated editors] did not retouch me," she said.
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Social media has dethroned editors as the gatekeepers of information.
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And never ask overworked editors and strangers to help you.
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On Thursday, the editor or editors picked up the pace.
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That decision led to the resignations of two top editors.
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He also provides a kind of primer for aspiring editors.
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Editors' Choice And now for the meaty books of fall.
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An Editors' Note to appear in Monday's international edition. pic.twitter.
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Wikipedia, which is largely overseen by male editors, rejected Strickland
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Editors note: This article was first published in March 2017.
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Editors also debated whether Cannes viewers counted as verifiable sources.
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One of my editors says it looks like a dragon.
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Fashion editors will go to extreme lengths for them, too.
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Editors "just get to pick the headline," Facebook told Recode.
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When they reappear, editors will see them with a strikethrough.
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Apply to pitch our editors and panel of judges here.
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He was not an editor, and editors make those decisions.
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Its staff includes economists, public policy analysts, lawyers and editors.
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We, like many other zine editors, were on a mission.
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Here's the clip where the Breitbart editors discuss Yiannopoulos' future:
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Writers and editors need unbroken blocks of time to work.
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People assume story editors in the section travel a lot.
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But since then, editors and reporters have been on edge.
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So did hundreds of governors, mayors, celebrities, editors and executives.
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Two of our editors responded to some of those questions.
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Picture editors know they are vying for time and attention.
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He talked to editors and ad guys, publishers and designers.
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Editors' Choice St. Valentine is dead; long live St. Valentine.
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A host of editors got a sneak peek in Paris.
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Thank you to the editors for the courage to publish.
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The editors on our science desk took stock of 2017.
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"Editors here feel passionately about certain books," Ms. Paul said.
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My editors and I would never have predicted those things.
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That article, too, made it back to Mr. Darnton's editors.
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Editors have determined which articles will run in the newspaper.
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Editors' Choice Those who forget history are … in luck, actually.
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The editors of the Book Review are here to help.
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That's what constructors and editors mean by a tight theme.
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The Thesaurus function for editors must have been on overdrive.
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Some editors reversed a selection of Gabler's changes, some didn't.
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Editors' Choice Character matters, in literature as much as life.
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The project will help photo editors access images more easily.
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Reuters picture editors will mentor the winners throughout their projects.
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I work with three editors, including one who selects photographs.
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Since then, our editors have received more than 80,000 submissions.
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Each spring, Chase's editors comb through thousands of new entries.
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Their editors in London, New York, Paris and Tokyo agreed.
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My editors wanted a picture of him doing just that.
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It had about a third as many reporters and editors.
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"He wants to buy a disease," I told my editors.
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More crucially, neither did the editors of the Opinion pages.
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My editors and I decided I should revisit the company.
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The meeting was tense; the editors from Vogue said nothing.
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Within a few weeks its top three editors had left.
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We rarely saw how editors and producers cut our stories.
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I think sometimes reporters and editors go over the line.
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I want reporters and editors interacting with the wider world.
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Editors or directors did not regard our opinions at all.
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Editors' Note: This letter has been updated to reflect developments.
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Our reporters and editors sought out some of the nominees.
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Below, PeopleStyle editors share who's topping their best dressed list.
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Editors here explained the overhaul when the changes were made.
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"What oozes from this audio is evil," the editors wrote.
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The Politics desk currently has four editors and 13 reporters.
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I finally asked for help from one of the editors.
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But mostly I find that those ... No, I love editors.
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I don't think we need editors thinking in business terms.
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Were you No. 2 in the order of Gawker editors?
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Unfortunately, the world of code editors is a complete zoo.
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In this piece, Laura Craven and Flora Lee Peir, editors on the Metro desk, provide a blow-by-blow account of how The Times mobilized resources — photographers, editors, reporters — in response to breaking news.
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" Read more >> _____ From the editors at Bloomberg Opinion: "Another gross political circus" The editors wrote that Mr. Barr's responses amounted to "a bravura defense of his boss — and an unintended indictment of American politics.
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In addition, the American Society of News Editors and the Associated Press Media Editors put out a statement asking newsrooms everywhere to join in a moment of silence on Thursday at 13:33 p.m.
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The close partnership our newsroom editors have with the analytics team makes both our editors and our analysts think smarter about what our data tells us and how we can best deliver our journalism.
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Two former Newsweek employees told BuzzFeed News that Candappa is one of the few editors in charge of managing editors, news directors, and the direction of content, holding regular meetings on news decisions and strategy.
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Sometimes, editors will recruit other editors to jump into the RfC on their behalf, which, the study explains, is called "meatpuppeting" if they're recruited off-Wikipedia and "canvassing" if it happens within the Wikipedia community.
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What followed was a whirlwind of excitement in the newsroom, with writers, editors, international correspondents, page designers, photo editors — whether they were women, men, people of color or not — asking us how they could contribute.
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For Sunday's newly redesigned issue of T Magazine, its editors asked me to talk to a bunch of artists — three bunches in fact, including composers, film editors, actors, directors and theater producers — about their work.
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From just a handful of notices before 2013 — known as corrections, retractions and editors' notices — the number has ballooned to at least 20, with at least three more on the way, according to journal editors.
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The Long-Wear Makeup Our Editors Will Be Wearing All Summer
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As I looked around, I saw New Yorkers—mostly editors and
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Writers and editors came to the team straight out of college.
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So, we're offering a peek into our editors' evening beauty habits.
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The reporters and editors put their all into finding the truth.
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Editors' note: The construction worker's post was lightly edited for punctuation.
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It was about how social media editors are basically all women.
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Two of its editors, when emailed for comment, did not respond.
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I am in line with the generative artists, not the editors.
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What do you think about the future of editors and journalism?
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TechCrunch editors will choose two outstanding startups as Wild Card teams.
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Ahead, six Refinery29 beauty editors share their number-one skin soothers.
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For the Apple News app, editors select stories from reliable sources.
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The sisters sent out packages to friends, family, influencers and editors.
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Pew's editors found a neat way of summing up their findings.
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The error was only recently brought to the attention of editors.
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Apparently he also dated one of the editors of the documentary.
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Their editors will tell them, you need to take a vacation.
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But everything is curated by editors rather than relying on algorithms.
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Where there are gaps, the editors are forced to fill them.
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Ryan Hunt and Steve Cannella are replacing him as co-editors.
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Editors discovered Prototype and Infamous and wrote articles touting their parallels.
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Bradlee and the editors called Graham while she was at dinner.
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It said two editors of the paper were still in custody.
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In fact, our beauty editors' bathrooms are chock-full of them.
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The groom's mother and his stepfather work as freelance picture editors.
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Here's how Refinery29's fashion editors incorporate leggings into their wardrobes.
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In the audience, you had only buyers and maybe some editors.
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Check out what our editors will be buying with the discount.
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As consciousness lumbered into me, I'd talk with editors and sources.
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GSoW also provides editors a community for additional support and collaboration.
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I sent the editors a ton of music in the beginning.
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Interest from my editors and readers seemed to wax and wane.
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TechCrunch editors will select two standout startups as Wild Card teams.
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Today, Mr. Agard and the editors are just offering a FOOT.
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Its staff of editors is evenly split between women and men.
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The show's editors will take what they need from both tapings.
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Once, The Daily Argus had fact-checkers, copy editors, legal advisers.
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How did they casually just replace their editors and move on?
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Developed in 2013, it's vastly more effective than previous gene editors.
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The site's editors responded with baffling insensitivity to the ensuing storm.
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That, after all, is the illusion which sound editors conjure up.
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He was one of the early editors, but not the first.
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Habits of doubleness are inherent in many editors, not just Brown.
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Still, these kids are not professional actors or slick video editors.
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Snapchat is the opposite, having embraced editors since its early days.
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I connected with editors, business leaders, and other freelancers on LinkedIn.
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Editors, struggling for content, snap up all manner of frivolous tales.
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We've had a thorough conversation with the editors who were involved.
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"It's inappropriate for editors to be glamorized and revered," he said.
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That news reminded editors: Women are often mistreated in the workplace.
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So far, the police have not moved against the protesting editors.
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But this time, the editors appear determined not to go quietly.
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Times writers and editors publish 125,000 or more words a day.
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Far from being embarrassed, his editors boasted of their critic's accomplishment.
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Wikipedia's editors quickly threw together a page about her, President Donald
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It's a practice Times copy editors have mastered in many ways.
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"There are other good Supreme Court possibilities," National Review's editors mused.
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The story was reviewed by at least three editors, Smith said.
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" The Journal's editors declared repeatedly that "there should be open borders.
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Editors at Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, and InStyle also love BeautyFIX.
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The newspaper's editors praised Rubio's tax plan and foreign policy knowledge.
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Editors' Choice August is generally considered off-season among book people.
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Suggested reading by editors at The New York Times Book Review.
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The editors of The New York Times offer a helpful suggestion.
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Below are highlights from radio interviews featuring Times reporters and editors.
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Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of our editors.
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We also sprinkled in recommendations from our own reporters and editors.
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Moreover, publishers don't pay for the volunteer peer reviewers or editors.
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The error was called to the attention of editors only recently.
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Some journal editors say that preprints would be detrimental to science.
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I immediately went to confer with editors on the news desk.
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Some of his top editors revolted and left not long after.
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All senior editors are in agreement about its importance, he said.
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Though technical in nature—get ready to learn about Hex editors!
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Editors' note: A previous version of this article listed seven scents.
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Here at R29, no two editors' personal styles are the same.
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And that includes free pitch coaching from Battlefield-tested TechCrunch editors.
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Editors' Note: An earlier version of this article referenced Adobe Photoshop.
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Wade, the editors at Ms. thought the struggle was finally over.
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Most of the photo editors I know are female as well.
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Women's Wear Daily was there and a slew of other editors.
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You'll pitch to TechCrunch editors, main-stage speakers and industry experts.
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Not for the first time in his career, the editors prevailed.
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Take advice from writers and editors at the Times's Opinion section.
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On Monday, the website appended an editors' note atop the Feb.
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CN: That's a fair question, probably better directed at my editors.
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But Consonni and like minded editors aren't just concerned with surveillance.
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Nor do student body presidents, debaters, yearbook editors or robotics competitors.
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The editors supported Mr. Trump's Supreme Court picks and tax overhaul.
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"Can't be long now till they split!" the editors would say.
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Our national reputation, at least among the editors, depends on it.
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It is also a place where editors can experience relentless harassment.
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Our editors recommended nine new books to check out this week.
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Bremmer recently met with a group of WIRED reporters and editors.
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You fear more for the editors' exhaustion than any onscreen injury.
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A long journalistic investigation, involving multiple reporters and editors, is expensive.
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We get hard workers, achievers — the editors, the publishers, the architects.
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Editors' Choice Are you finding it tough to read right now?
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He was also president of the Motion Picture Sound Editors guild.
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No longer could censors or editors block your view of reality.
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Michael Hawkins: No idea, I guess that's why there are editors.
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Many of those editors are applying for roughly 50 available positions.
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The team has video editors, designers, and writers, among other roles.
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The editors were really on top of their game this episode.
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And hey, the sound mixers and editors might even win Oscars.
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Editors will also reveal their favorites that didn't make the cut.
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Now, read it one more time: Pay your copy editors. pic.twitter.
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"They were extremely disappointed," Ms. Carroll said of the Elle editors.
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Editors, in turn, felt they had a license to push boundaries.
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Editors might understandably fear alienating their readers with such a move.
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Editors and reporters huddled to discuss how to handle the emails.
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He fought with editors who tried to pare his work down.
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Many Italian editors and buyers had decided to forgo Paris altogether.
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The error was repeated in the Editors' Choice feature last Sunday.
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The editors at Bild, Germany's largest newspaper, plan to go further.
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Your editors and reporters should have exercised the same restraint here.
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The composer recruited video editors and musicians to create new versions.
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He is one of the greatest and most garlanded editors alive.
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But do you think reporters and editors at times inject opinion?
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What is the minimum number of editors who should see it?
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Next month, human beings will rejoin the ranks of Facebook editors.
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Will Facebook respect its editors' news judgment and back them up?
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Editors' Choice Eccentrics, obsessives and big personalities dominate this week's nonfiction.
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Story ideas are typically hatched in conversations between reporters and editors.
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The editors could even insert some topics that they saw percolating.
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Not because editors and reporters are being duped by crafty subjects.
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Barack Obama received the same treatment from the Times opinion editors.
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Editors have talked to the reporter in question about the lapse.
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The editors' note does not suggest that the incident didn't happen.
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Printing the paper has become a daily struggle, its editors say.
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Generally I made it my practice to usually go to editors.
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Several editors touch a story before it gets to the reader.
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Many of our copy editors will remain in all our departments.
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What are the steps in the editorial process without copy editors?
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Mr. Smith had quit Life in a dispute with its editors.
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It's indispensable reading about one of the country's best-known editors.
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A near deal-breaker — thank you, editors, for letting it slide!
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New and reassigned editors and writers will help fill its pages.
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Digital editors wrote an alert that we sent to readers' phones.
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Of the 18 editors, only one did not have industry ties.
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We will also track the reporters and editors of these organizations.
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Editors write snappy headlines, catch errors, rewrite and fill in holes.
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We all have sweatshirts, hoodies, that say "human editors" on them.
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And that content can either be distributed by algorithms or editors.
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Broadly's editors had heard about me through the Brooklyn occult scene.
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But the editors asked a question that almost seems quaint now.
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Below, I've transcribed the editors' explanations of their big 2016 lesson.
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The Foundation set itself a goal of bolstering female representation among editors to 25 percent, but as of 2013—the most recent year this data has been collected and published—84 percent of editors were male.
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Bustle lifestyle editors Emma Lord and Tanya Ghahremani, senior books editor Cristina Arreola, movies editor Sage Young, entertainment news editor Jamie Primeau, associate entertainment news editor Mallory Cara were full time editors who lost their jobs.
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In all, the project took a dozen people to put together: a photographer and a photo editor; two reporters; three text editors; three graphics editors who handled the interactive digital presentation; and finally, two print designers.
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"Enough is enough," she wrote, in an astringent open letter, describing how she discovered last year that the BBC paid two of its four international editors — men, of course — 50 percent more than the female editors.
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Senior Story Editors Dan Barry, Liz O. Baylen, and Liz DayProducer Lizzie BlenkDirectors of Photography Adam Beckman and Jaron BermanVideo Editors Geoff O'Brien, Sean Frechette, and Marlon SingletonAssociate Producers Madeline Rosenberg, Lora Moftah, and Wesley Harris
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At the moment, 46 percent of the editors are women, roughly equaling their percentage in the class, while 41 percent of the editors are minority students, surpassing the 32.9 percent of minority students in the class.
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I've had great editors, so I'm lucky—I think if you had bad editors who were ruining your stories it would be terrible, but I also think a lot of people need more humility than they have.
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These boots were the shoe of choice for fashion editors during this past Fashion Week, and were so convincingly chic that a few R29 editors have recently made the switch from black and brown booties to white.
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When the majority of Wikipedia editors are white men from developed countries (about just 8-14 percent of editors are women), diverse perspectives are missing, which seriously skews how the Wiki generation is learning about the world.
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Delinquent fans included not only fellow zine editors like Phast Phreddie Patterson of Backdoor Man out in California or future Dictators member and Teenage Wasteland Gazette head honcho Andy Shernoff, but some of the the editors' inspirations.
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The new editors — curious members of the public, many of whom had created their accounts the evening before — were mostly women, a fact Mr. Dickison was pleased to note; Wikipedia records its editors as 90 percent male.
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Talented editors are part of the key to an ultimately seamless experience.
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A requisite who's who of London fashion editors completed the guest list.
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Editors hit on another intern I knew...she quit and left journalism.
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Phaidon's editors matched up work from throughout history, according to visual overlap.
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One of Wired's top editors has left the company to join Apple.
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Directors, editors, and producers use monitors calibrated to a specific color temperature.
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According to The Times, senior editors did not even know about it.
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Facebook later ditched the human editors and replaced them with computer algorithms.
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He won the Associated Press Sports Editors' Red Smith Award in 2000.
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Its editors say it is independent and free of any political influence.
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It used to be that magazine editors were the great power people.
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TechCrunch editors vet every qualified application and pick 15 startups to compete.
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Last September, she and two other editors resigned in a published letter.
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Justin Lockey formed Minor Victories in between the last two Editors albums.
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How do beauty editors get ready to bare their skin for summer?
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Ahead, all the new products that our beauty editors loved in January.
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"Grab the low hanging fruit," said one of my editors, Joel Johnson.
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As editors, we welcome those kinds of wavering responses to this anthology.
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Here at Refinery29, no two editors approach winter style the same way.
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The judges and TechCrunch editors will pick five for a finals round.
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Watch our editors put it to the test in the video below.
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Square off against TechCrunch editors with 2018's year in tech quiz.
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Writers sometimes distrust editors, but I think of them as my rescuers.
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All the newspaper editors are there, chatting about their favorite Real Housewives.
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The editors, Lisa Kröger and Melanie R. Anderson, deserve a standing ovation.
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All of our editors' top Amazon Prime Day deals, right this way...
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All this might seem a little chastening to Economist writers and editors.
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This is exactly why journalists have editors—and algorithms need them, too.
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The error was brought to the attention of editors only this week.
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SUPER BOWL GOLD, by the editors of Sports Illustrated (Time Inc. Books).
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It happens to everyone, even editors at famous publications like Entertainment Weekly.
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Veteran TechCrunch editors closely review every application looking for high-potential startups.
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Studies have found that up to 90% of Wikipedia's editors are male.
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The shrinking number and lack of diversity among Wikipedia editors is troubling.
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This is a visual treat for photo editors and sports fans alike.
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Ahead, check out what our editors are actually picking from the sale.
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There has been no wider communication from top editors about the remarks.
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Bullying by editors, photographers, stylists, and clients to go topless or nude.
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Judges include local VCs and tech leaders, as well as TC editors.
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And, this year is no different for we editors here at R29.
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And of course, People editors and moms had picks of their own.
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Before selecting a package, I called my editors to review our budget.
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But, beauty editors live a different life, albeit a cosmetically privileged one.
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These awards go to cinematographers, casting directors and sound editors, among others.
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The professional editors may be worse than scientists at reviewing the articles.
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Those local VCs and TechCrunch editors will then ask some tough questions.
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The new college publisher stories are created by student journalists and editors.
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Others join two sentences with only a comma, which makes editors furious.
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Its editors include Michael Sotiropoulos, head of global equities at Deutsche Bank.
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At Quds, a total of four editors had their Facebook accounts suspended.
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But the editors contend this is a problem with supply, not demand.
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After July 30 our editors will select 10 finalists from the entries.
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Post. But it's possible the scolding of editors and columnists at our
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We do journalistic things and I edit the editors, so…sort of?
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Wikipedia articles are, of course, the product of volunteer writers and editors.
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PeopleStyle editors shared their favorites, and we rounded them up for you.
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More recently it may well have been photo editors Facetune and Enlight.
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One of his previous editors sent a tweet alluding to previous infractions.
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If the note has no substantive content, dear editors, please omit it!
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And try to work with as many different editors as you can.
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Is that like you have an in-house staff of editors, shooters?
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Our technology and business affairs editors debate whether his 'proofs' add up.
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The editors celebrated their 101st issue this March with an understated redesign.
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Rather than impose them, Mr. Fuller, among other editors and publishers, quit.
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"People who aren't video editors, they don't want a timeline," Hsiao said.
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Here are our editors' picks for its 50 best things to stream.
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Here are our editors' picks for the 50 best things to watch.
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In fact, it's not just our editors that are obsessed with Zella.
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Click ahead for our editors' favorite powders that are anything but ashy.
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Here are a few you shouldn't miss, chosen by Race/Related editors.
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So Mr. Sherman and the editors at New York hired some muscle.
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Plus, Wesley Morris and Book Review editors talk about what we're reading.
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Yet some photo editors were determined to use the few bad shots.
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The Forward's masthead features 21 editorial staffers and another 20 contributing editors.
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Editors kept bringing up the basic anatomical problems with the Pioneer image.
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But even now, both editors argued, The Times is not neglecting substance.
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JULIAN SUHR Los Angeles Editors' Note: Mr. Suhr, your wish is granted.
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It just goes to show that even city editors can be wrong.
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These new guidelines require top editors to approve the use of anonymity.
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Editors insist it was just "minimal adjustments" for the magazine's "design needs."
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Seasoned TechCrunch editors review all applications in a highly competitive vetting process.
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And recognize that it needs human editors, not just algorithms and moderators.
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Editors also should reject studies that are aimed at marketing, not science.
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It's so difficult to make those kinds of videos in today's editors.
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A 2011 survey showed that only 16 percent of editors were women.
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Other Times editors have not yet responded to our request for comment.
|
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Competing founders receive extensive pitch coaching from our editors — at no cost.
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Editors note: This story has been update to reflect the latest data.
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Ahead, we asked 11 beauty editors to dish on their biggest regrets.
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He quickly caught the eye of editors at BBC, CNN, and Time.
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But descriptions for the topics will no longer be written by editors.
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High profit margins paid for large staffs of reporters and editors who
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The rankings took into account both editors' opinions and votes from readers.
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Influential fashion editors soon championed his work, and his reputation was established.
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Some veteran editors rue the trend toward corporate metrics in the industry.
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Reporters and editors ask themselves: How does the source know this information?
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His parents retired as editors of Time magazine's European edition in London.
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It's what the writers and editors of The New York Times do.
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The Times's puzzle editors are featuring puzzles made by women all week.
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Paul: There's a range of political opinions and leanings among editors here.
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A smattering of editors watched him, marveling at his single-take delivery.
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Abusive editors have been known to use Tor to circumvent being banned.
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CREDITSEditor: Ben PaukerCopy editors: Bridgett Henwood, Tanya PaiIllustrations: Alicia Tatone, Javier Zarracina
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Insider Picks editors are fans of the MeUndies Lounge Pant, in particular.
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You haven't been able to edit it, you have to have editors.
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It's a proverbial tug of war between the constructor, editors and solver.
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Editors' Note: This feature has been removed because of a copyright dispute.
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Editors had to find a way to fit everything into the report.
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What, exactly, do you think the editors are trying to tell us?
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Hire sensitivity readers as editors, and promote them to positions of power!
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These errors were repeated in the Editors' Choice column on Jan. 6.
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And editors try to read and respond to as many as possible.
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Ownership of each property is distributed among the editors, Mr. Macher said.
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I call some sources, alert my editors and update our McGahn story.
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Yet close to a million people read the online edition, editors say.
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Colleagues past and present spot flaws and email editors in the newsroom.
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Editorial cartoons often express viewpoints contrary to those of a publication's editors.
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Everybody, all together now: Thank you, constructors and editors, for the crossings.
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Read about our writers' and editors' must-sees before it is gone.
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You can sign up here to text with BuzzFeed News editors: joinsubtext.
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Origo's editors were never imprisoned and its reporters were never beaten up.
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November is the high-stakes Super Bowl for editors at food magazines.
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Unless the editors decide not to, in which case I am wrong.
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Each day, my editors asked me if I was a genius yet.
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Onion headlines are generally composed by a group of writers and editors.
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The Editors Guild of India and leading media figures condemned the raid.
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The error was repeated in the Editors' Choice column on Oct. 22.
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For the section's editors and writers, however, that was precisely the point.
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So it made selling my crosswords a bit easier to impatient editors.
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It was so impromptu at first that the editors met standing up.
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Editors elsewhere were ready to pull together copy quickly and package stories.
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You're thinking that the puzzle editors got the days mixed up again.
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Newsroom employees again pushed to get top editors to change the headline.
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He apologized to his editors there for working two jobs at once.
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Will top buyers start sharing Airbnb's and Vogue editors take the bus?
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Remaining jobs went to editors with three years of experience, not 230.
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But the editors did say, again and again, that it was 'unusual.
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TechCrunch editors interview each Top Pick startup live on the Showcase Stage.
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Jackson said his editors at the Tribune "strongly warned against publishing" it.
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Editors' Choice On the one hand: civil war, world war, economic turmoil.
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The silk pillowcases from Slip are beloved by beauty editors and stylists.
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He was inducted into the Magazine Editors' Hall of Fame in 1998.
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So how did our editors choose the best fiction and nonfiction titles?
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Speaking of which, our editors have been wanting to chat with you.
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News desk editors modify headlines and packaging to draw attention to stories.
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The couple met at Columbia as editors at The Columbia Daily Spectator.
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Its editors had concluded that his brand of folksy humanism was passé.
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Like the letters editors, I hope that women will continue to write.
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Nice job updating the clue for that entry, Mr. Gulczynski and editors.
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Selected founders all receive intensive (and free) pitch coaching from TechCrunch editors.
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TechCrunch editors interview each Top Pick to showcase their company and product.
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Every sentence of my books is vetted by multiple editors and experts.
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Talk with a classmate about your experience with letters to newspaper editors.
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Sometimes even great reporters and editors need a break from traumatic things.
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This wasn't an easy time for me, the photographer or our editors.
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There are nits to pick, and self-appointed editors to pick them.
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Over the years, Bill worked with a number of talented photo editors.
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"The editors are concerned that the study conclusion is unreliable," they wrote.
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Two software engineers and three graphics editors sat up a little straighter.
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But he didn't interfere in the way that so many editors do.
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The journalists on the tour included editors from Japanese and Chinese Vogue .
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Copy editors here also write the headlines, though that is already changing.
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This correction was delayed because editors learned of the error only recently.
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A good place to start is our weekly editors' and critics' picks.
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I've seen the earnestness with which acquiring editors go about their acquisitions.
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It is a dilemma many conservative writers and editors are now facing.
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In retrospect, editors should have used a newsroom reporter for that assignment.
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For even more money, Tribute will bring in professional producers and editors.
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Reporters and editors trust such information, sometimes risking their reputation on it.
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There's no hard-and-fast rule for how Times editors handle books.
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The editors have assembled a remarkable team of artists, geographers and thinkers.
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I actually had a longer contract than most of the public editors.
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In a world where we can barely afford to pay copy editors.
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The editors will report back on the campaign a year from now.
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What we learned stuck with us as editors, and as young adults.
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Wattpad will combine this "data driven" approach with human editors' critical eye.
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And I know how much these editors have given to the place.
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Sometimes even great reporters and editors need a break from traumatic things.
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WEINTRAUB: Which brings us to another important point: Crossword editors change clues.
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The hip-hop magazine was edited by black editors, for black readers.
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So do you think that editors have a valuable position in media?
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And for a puzzle that's this much fun, the editors allow it.
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Our editors provide crucial support while we're in the thick of it.
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Ms. Gracie had been one of four international editors at the BBC.
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Despite its noble goals, Wikipedia is notorious for harassment among its editors.
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We already have these systems that are creating, doing what editors do.
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Parents can look through a list of books selected by Amazon's editors and choose the books that will be included in each box, but I recommend you leave the curating in the hands of the company's accomplished editors.
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The bargaining group is made up of print and digital staffers, including writers, editors, producers, copy editors, fact checkers, and other non-managers at the magazine and its digital verticals — the Cut, Vulture, Intelligencer, Grub Street, and Strategist.
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When Politico editors were asked by staff about condemning white supremacy or physical attacks on journalists, the editors advised them to "try to stay away from those things because some of them are partisan," a source told Wemple.
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Read These Stories Next: The Long-Wear Makeup Our Editors Will Be Wearing All SummerThe Under-$30 Skin-Care Buys Our Editors Always Recommend I Tired The $450 "Ice Facial" Celebs Love — & Here's What My Skin Looked Like After
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According to a survey last year by the American Society of News Editors, 83% of the workforce at U.S. daily print and online media outlets is white, and 87% of leadership positions are occupied by white reporters and editors.
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You're wasting your time when you could be writing stuff and having editors, and listening to the editors who are trying to give you advice on where to put the comma, because you don't know where the comma goes.
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Wang Yanjun, one of the magazine's former editors, said seven of them were suing the two new editors, Hao Qingjun and Jia Leilei, demanding they return the magazine to its former staff and saying its current operations were illegal.
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"The Battle in Every Man's Bed" presents Playboy's male editors as divided over the story, but many of its notable female editors—associate editor Julia Trelease, copy chief Arlene Bouras, the associate cartoon editor Michelle Altman—opposed the story.
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You don't have to get editors or publishers to approve of your work.
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And like most editors, I am accustomed to telling people what to do.
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If you're a writer, you can find editors, designers, marketing experts and more.
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Editors note: The author of this post is based in Los Angeles, clearly.Â
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Ahead, find the matte formulas our editors are loving for the long haul.
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Harper's BAZAAR editors from around the world will come together on Friday, Sept.
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Initially, Facebook relied on human editors to curate the news topics that appeared.
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Participating founders benefit from free pitch coaching from those Startup Battlefield-tested editors.
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Our team of pitch-savvy TechCrunch editors will scrutinize every Startup Battlefield application.
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Ramos is accused of killing three editors, a reporter and a sales assistant.
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And then Kushner bought it, and then went through a succession of editors.
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After Denton decided to pull the story, two Gawker editors resigned in protest.
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WIRED editors Sarah Fallon and Angela Watercutter are here to sort it out.
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Jin said Adobe developed the software to help podcasters and audio book editors.
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I think we have to be editors and curators, even in live broadcasting.
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Male editors are most likely to marry female elementary- and middle-school teachers.
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She is the namer of Bustle, and one of its three founding editors.
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Contemporary researchers and well-meaning DSM editors aren't to blame for this mess.
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By Thursday, almost the entire staff — nearly 20 writers and editors — had resigned.
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The editors of periodicals were once sniffy about accepting material previously available elsewhere.
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"One of my editors said, 'Make the reader work for it,'" Albright said.
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The paper's editor-in-chief, Abdulhamit Bilici, was fired on Saturday, editors said.
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Times editors understandably took their time – nearly a year – to name his replacement.
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The report, in part, alleged editors would suppress stories from conservative media outlets.
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"We are basically a full publishing house but without acquisition editors," says Albazaz.
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See our editors' picks for Graphic Novels and Graphic Novels That Teach History.
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Its followers, however, include many fashion editors, stylists, creative directors, and PR executives.
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It's not just with directors—I hear it from actors and editors, too.
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Editors' Note: This story describes situations that could be upsetting for some readers.
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The Times has hired six experienced Spanish-speaking reporters and editors in Mexico.
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Our editors spent months testing their favorites for our 2017 Beauty Innovator Awards.
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But once upon time, there weren't that many truly powerful mobile image editors.
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Apple said it will rely on editors to evaluate news sources and articles.
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Apple's editors also announced their picks for the best apps of the year.
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But producers and editors behind the scenes are more focused on the positive.
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One is fashion editors and buyers planning ahead for their spreads and inventories.
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" And that's the vision: As Brooks wrote, "Editors, we want to be seen.
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Other guest editors are also being investigated or prosecuted on terrorism-related charges.
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That's not a problem for gamers, or editors and designers rendering huge files.
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So, what did the editors in the room really think of it all?
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As beauty editors, we're exposed to a ton of seriously cool product swag.
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Here's what Axios editors and reporters will be watching if this drags on.
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At the same time, our editors have been diligently programming a spectacular agenda.
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Ukrainian editors are concerned that security services are carrying out surveillance on journalists.
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Newspaper editors may be forced to attend indoctrination classes at a military academy.
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Jim is one of the policy journalists, editors, and thinkers I admire most.
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It was so inflammatory that it burnt through the hesitations of cautious editors.
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She also declined to comment on whether the magazine had interviewed prospective editors.
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Then Noisey editors drops their predictions on us for 2016's musical landscape.
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He called his editors to tell him of the courts' change of plan.
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When the magazine received Beardsley's drawing, editors deemed it too grotesque to print.
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Prince Harry was one of several of the program's guest editors over Christmas.
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BUSHWALKING AND ANTI-DEPRESSANTS Without hesitation, my editors gave me three months off.
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Here, our editors and interns select their favorite musical moments from the year.
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A few phones were passed around the long table of writers and editors.
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The 15-inch gram even won PCMag's Editors' Choice for its awesome features.
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This should be particularly useful for photo or video editors and software developers.
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Second, he cares deeply what reporters and their editors think of him. 17.
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My editors had set out to humiliate me and make me physically ill.
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And yet, the editors convinced me that it was stronger to go chronologically.
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Three senior editors at RBC, an independent media group in Russia, were sacked.
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This is all after the free pitch-coaching they receive from TechCrunch editors.
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See what looks the PEOPLE editors couldn't stop talking about all night, below.
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The editors wanted storytellers on the road who were familiar with their regions.
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On Thursday, critics urged the company to consider the biases of its editors.
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My editors gave the go ahead for me to make a reporting trip.
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The report was prepared by 91 authors and review editors from 40 countries.
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But the novel's author, Jay Asher, said his editors wanted a death instead.
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Apple employs editors who curate some of the stories featured on the app.
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Yes, the editors parade their "liberalism" in editorials, but these are easily skipped.
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Some also wondered whether editors had the business acumen to manage their newspapers.
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But simply hiring more human editors is a curious strategy for standing out.
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We now want established standards, with trained editors and producers enforcing strict rules.
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This fault lies on the backs of both the author and the editors.
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We spoke with editors who told us they worried about going to jail.
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Two top editors resigned, and Mr. Denton vowed to make the site nicer.
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Below are highlights from television and radio interviews featuring Times reporters and editors.
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When news breaks, editors must decide quickly how much coverage to give it.
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The market-research firm reached out to multiple reporters and editors on Monday.
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Criticism of the feature ultimately led to the human editors being let go.
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Below are highlights from radio and television interviews featuring Times reporters and editors.
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Want to know exactly what our editors are stocking up on for spring?
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It has also enlisted humans, including fact-checking editors and its own users.
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Some editors have said that Wikipedia should consider pulling out of Bangladesh entirely.
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So it's probably significant that the trailer's editors aren't focusing on the dancing.
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In 1969, Playboy editors commissioned journalist Susan Braudy to investigate the feminist movement.
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Its editors called on voters and lawmakers alike to hold the president accountable.
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Don't worry though, each team receives expert pitch coaching from seasoned TechCrunch editors.
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It's a highly competitive process, and our editors have a very discerning eye.
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The solution my editors and I eventually landed on was far from ideal.
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Those editors will vet every application looking for roughly 15-30 exceptional startups.
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It's a highly curated process, and our editors are an extremely picky bunch.
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As editors, attempting something new and different is what keeps our jobs interesting.
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Because of the wild influx of goodies, beauty editors rarely finish an item.
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TechCrunch editors with a keen eye for successful startups will vet every application.
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Editors note: This story has been updated to reflect the Dolphin's Friday announcement.
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Turkey fatigue, a notorious affliction among food editors, may be partly to blame.
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He was one of several editors on the film, not the sole editor.
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But who can blame the Oxford editors for dumping Amazon words for Amazon.
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Ms. Watkins was also interviewed by several other senior editors before being hired.
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Our graphics editors traced the militant group's advance, and subsequent retreat, in maps.
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I struggle all the time to make my editors understand this simple truth.
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From trainers to Apple editors, the Nike Training Club app comes highly recommended.
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And you can get direct messages from one of our editors in Pyeongchang.
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Some combination of curatorial human editors and algorithms will recommend programs to you.
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Its editors, as a result, have been asked to do more with less.
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Spiegelman's description gives no indication that Marvel editors ever saw the offensive phrase.
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She is known for writing irate letters to editors and sending in corrections.
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And our Travel editors share their suggestions and advice for vacationing with children.
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Where, indeed, are the copy editors at his generally excellent publisher, Little, Brown?
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If we are able to jump that hurdle, then we pitch our editors.
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First, the editors read Ms. Sinha and Ms. Harlan's interviews with the subjects.
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Times editors wrote about why they decided to publish the photo of Amal.
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"Edward is one of the greatest editors of all time," Mr. Sandu said.
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I'm now one of the editors of an academic volume on ethical interrogation.
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"Good designers want to reflect what editors have in their heads," he said.
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But that's just what he and the editors want you to think, folks.
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For the past few weeks, respected sports editors have been quietly repressing themselves.
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It's always worth noting when constructors and editors try for a fresh clue.
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I invited him there to talk to the editors of the Washington Post.
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Those editors report to Kate Lewis, the chief content officer of Hearst Magazines.
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I have close friends who are editors and reporters at small-town newspapers.
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If Times editors need me urgently, they can still call my land line.
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"The Mini Bar: 100 Essential Cocktail Recipes" by the Editors of Punch, $20.
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In the 13 years since, the editors have received more than 80,000 submissions.
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Editors would be happy to get a "lovable Uncle Joe strikes again" story.
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Grossman, a Jewish author, was denounced in the press and by his editors.
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At that time, nobody but my editors had a clue who I was.
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Editors asked four authors to write about the intersection of relationship and place.
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Editors were on set during the shoot and also handled the model casting.
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Editors' Choice Identity — whatever that even means — has been having a moment, lately.
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The editors should not listen to a vindictive son or politically correct employees.
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Her editors encouraged Ms. Greenfield to add her own story to the film.
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Being an N.F.L. Sunday, more editors and reporters were working, which helped tremendously.
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One of their brand new contributing editors, natch, and Naomi Campbell didn't fit.
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How do you vet tech products to protect journalists and editors from cyberthreats?
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Two editors at separate independent news websites were briefly detained, their outlets reported.
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The editors are eager to hear what's next in Amazon's ambitious automation plans.
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The staff now includes around 17 reporters, editors and engineers, Ms. Angwin said.
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The sites were already largely autonomous, with senior editors managing the daily content.
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But editors at the agency cropped out Vanessa Nakate, an activist from Uganda.
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Editors and writers regularly refer to the stylebook for clarity on word usage.
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Editors' Choice Ask any reading group: People disagree about books all the time.
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Last week, Book Review editors ranked their top 10 books of the year.
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Every year, editors pore through hundreds upon hundreds of nominations of D.C. hopefuls.
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Here New York Times writers, editors and critics single out moments to remember.
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I know what you're thinking, but code editors really aren't all that complicated.
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Nevertheless, my editors sent me out again, this time to talk to Trump.
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"We are drafting an editors' note that will provide that information," he said.
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Harvard Business Review editors compiled 10 seminal articles by management's most influential experts.
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I'm grateful to the patient editors who let me submit revision after revision.
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Assignment editors are losing sleep as they plan for the next seven days.
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Apparently not, if the editors feel that the puns are fresh and funny.
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My sense is that reporters and editors have finally gotten over that block.
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The editors like big stories, and for the right ones they take risks.
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For whatever reason, editors felt compelled to send me wherever people were crying.
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MotorTrend editors announced the award at a ceremony in Los Angeles Monday night.
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One caveat that might scare away video editors is the Windows operating system.
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"Shane is literally one of the best editors in the world," Siwicki said.
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But so far, there is no move among top editors to ban it.
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New York Times reporters and editors highlight great stories from around the web.
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Several editors contacted declined to discuss the meeting, which was off the record.
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After the election, many editors quietly scrapped plans to publish books attacking Mrs.
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" For editors of The Wall Street Journal, the answer is a resounding "no!
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Murdoch demurred, saying he trusted the paper's editors to handle the matter fairly.
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Cahn oversaw the showroom and promoted their products to fashion writers and editors.
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The editors linked to the Sybil consensus against attacks (which is totally reasonable).
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The dictionary's editors said the word was a "top lookup" throughout the year.
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Journalists hate to complain to their editors about close calls and bad luck.
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New York Times Food editors and writers serve their hottest takes on Thanksgiving.
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I remember talking to editors, or getting edits back on stories about Facebook.
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And remember, we will still have far more editors than any other paper.
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The issue also reflects the diversity of perspectives and tastes among T's editors.
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When Ms. Zhao's agent, Pete Knapp, submitted the manuscript to publishers, editors swooned.
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Do you, for example, have your editors read letters with no name attached?
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Photo editors struggled to book photographers, who were owed money for previous jobs.
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Then, after that was done, still more editors wrote the headlines for print.
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A new report suggests that it's hiring editors to help curate the tab.
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Top editors debate the merits of the articles and photos up for consideration.
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Editors' Choice Among this week's suggested titles are several that challenge conventional wisdom.
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My inbox began to crowd with angry "WHERE'S YOUR STORY?" emails from editors.
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Your husband is one of the greatest newspaper editors in British history, right?
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You know, I think everybody, across editors, reporters, foreign correspondents, people get it.
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They got rid of editors at Facebook and the right wing went crazy.
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And then Kushner bought it and it went through a succession of editors.
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