111.   One newspaper ran a nearly full-page photo of a drug addict sticking a needle into his arm.

112.   Publisher Carl Cannon said Tuesday that the newspaper would run a clarification on Wednesday.

113.   Sarajevo newspapers ran ads Saturday placed by people who wanted to pay tribute to Tito.

114.   Some Egyptian newspapers ran short stories, some with an image from the tape, paraphrasing quotes in which bin Laden discusses his role in the attacks.

115.   She refused, and the newspaper ran the piece with a disclaimer saying it did not reflect the views of the university.

116.   Some Japanese tabloid newspapers have run stories on the incidents with screaming headlines, as they do with many other stories.

117.   State-controlled newspapers ran banner headlines Thursday proclaiming the electricity price cut.

118.   Still, newspapers already are running picture layouts of pretty young aristocrats they deem to be acceptable mates for William.

119.   The Australian national newspaper ran a final poll result Saturday saying Labor holds a clear lead.

120.   The communist newspaper Liberazione ran indignant letters from viewers on the front page.

n. + run >>共 1532
time 3.10%
company 1.82%
man 1.40%
people 1.39%
train 1.37%
government 1.16%
candidate 1.16%
car 1.03%
ad 0.93%
newspaper 0.92%
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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