91.   The editor said his paper provides the profiles as a service to its readers, who want to know perceptions within the legal community about the judges.

92.   The editor says police have stopped talking to reporters.

93.   The editors said that the meeting did not result in significant changes in coverage plans or in the way those plans were implemented.

94.   The editor said print what the company said.

95.   The editors said they had also found evidence of misstatements in articles Bezwoda wrote for other journals.

96.   The editors say that for Mays to write glowingly about such a group undermines the integrity of the magazine.

97.   The coverage, many editors say, is not likely to fade away.

98.   The editors also said that they would have made the same decision if she had not been a reporter.

99.   The editors said it was done to help the newspaper appeal to a wider audience.

100.   The editors said they had learned about the flier from the Democratic headquarters.