1.   Newsweek puts Geraldo on the cover with his broken nose so that Newsweek can sell more magazines.

2.   And, of course, it sells magazines.

3.   Bank tellers are taking Spanish courses, and drugstores sell Glamour magazine in Spanish.

4.   Bibb, for example, predicted that Willes might try to sell the magazines.

5.   All of the articles will discuss the specifics of doing so in each of the countries where the magazine will be sold.

6.   All across America, grocery stores and retail chains are refusing to sell magazines that contain material thought to be objectionable to their customers.

7.   But Brill does not want to sell his magazine to the Sam Donaldsons and Walter Isaacsons of the world.

8.   But such controversies among conservatives, Kristol acknowledged, also sell magazines, which some aggravated Republicans have suggested is the true aim.

9.   Custom-published magazines are either sold on newsstands, given out as freebies at stores or sent to a list of customers.

10.   Editors also know that while women may complain about the tyranny of unattainable bodies, aspirational images still sell magazines.