1.   But editors say a privacy law would create more problems than it solves.

2.   And editors say the letter-writers reflect a more conservative point of view than that of the communities the newspapers serve.

3.   And Salon editors say the backlash will not discourage them from redesigning again in a year or two.

4.   As it turns out, their editors say, these next-generation business magazines were never just about the new economy.

5.   At the Knight Ridder bureau, the focus on daily coverage will dwindle, bureau editors say.

6.   A newspaper editor said the need to help may be one way the people of Juarez are coping with these crimes.

7.   A few reporters who worked on the series still socialize, and some editors say it made them more attuned to potentially offensive articles, photographs and headlines.

8.   A picture editor from Bild said the pictures had been bought from an agency in Paris.

9.   About half the articles are generated locally, said the editor, Yelena Myasnikova, but most of the others are re-edited to include at least some Russian content.

10.   Adrover has so many ideas that when he was told that a prominent magazine editor had said his fall show needed more editing, he looked nonplused.

n. + say >>共 480
official 17.88%
police 6.16%
analyst 4.36%
report 3.78%
source 3.33%
spokesman 3.05%
company 2.65%
expert 2.16%
authority 1.82%
government 1.60%
editor 0.04%
editor + v. >>共 433
be 12.16%
say 11.37%
have 3.73%
know 1.83%
tell 1.57%
decide 1.50%
want 1.50%
take 1.44%
do 1.31%
agree 1.24%
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