111.   The newspaper had two government-certified laboratories analyze eight brands of crayons, four domestic and four manufactured overseas.

112.   The newspaper is having the pills tested for authenticity.

113.   The newspaper has a policy of not naming sexual abuse victims.

114.   The newspaper has about two dozen owners, including actor Michael Douglas, and is profitable, said publisher Michael Sigman.

115.   The newspaper has always had a transitory publishing history, especially in wartime.

116.   The newspapers also had time to find out if the observations were accurate.

117.   The papers were unsealed after Newsday argued in court last week that the newspaper had a constitutional right to access to the court papers.

118.   The police began interrogating the suspect in April, and he began to confess in about May that he had shot Kunimatsu, Japanese newspapers have all reported.

119.   The Thursday newspaper not having a travel section, my wife, a direct descendant of Marco Polo, had to settle for the local news.

120.   The two newspapers have a joint operating agreement, under which many business operations are combined but the editorial staffs are kept separate.

n. + have >>共 1318
company 3.47%
government 1.92%
team 1.89%
people 1.78%
country 1.14%
state 0.96%
official 0.95%
man 0.88%
player 0.88%
woman 0.87%
newspaper 0.10%
newspaper + v. >>共 429
say 31.61%
report 24.99%
quote 3.93%
be 3.13%
publish 2.61%
carry 1.54%
have 1.27%
run 1.06%
give 1.04%
speculate 0.84%
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