31.   But not all newspapers have the staff and the money to test recipes before they are published.

32.   But the newspaper will have a difficult time helping people looking for help without dates.

33.   But the vanity here is that a newspaper has a special role.

34.   But this misunderstanding has been especially difficult to undo since even mainstream newspapers have printed information that was unintentionally misleading.

35.   But with the advent of the bar codes, the newspaper has more incentive to include updated news and weather reports on its Web site.

36.   C. Adrienne Rhodes, a spokeswoman for The Daily News, said the newspaper had a policy against running gambling advertisements that referred to college games.

37.   CBS was furious, even as it refused to confirm or deny that the newspaper had the goods.

38.   College newspapers often have staff meetings where they critique each edition, with advisers and everyone else offering praise and criticism for specific stories.

39.   Crime is up sharply, and seems more conspicuous now that newspapers do not have so much political killing to write about.

40.   Despite all the activity, though, most analysts say newspapers have not yet figured out how to make money on-line.