101.   The editors said they were told by Amparano that the interview with Anderson took place at Bank One Plaza in downtown Phoenix.

102.   The hardback is in its fifth printing and is selling exceptionally well for a memoir by a nonfamous person, said her editor, Robin Desser.

103.   The Herald had about a dozen complaints about its black-and-white version of the picture, editors said.

104.   The magazine editors said they had verified their story and would prove it in court.

105.   The key to success these days, editors say, is satisfying the growing need for regional business news.

106.   The police sometimes tell them that publicity can embolden kidnappers and encourage increased demands, the editors said.

107.   The tape, CBS editors say, was shot by the Turkish IAH News Agency around the same time as the now-well known CNN tape.

108.   The two editors said they would continue in their jobs while Edwards searched for replacements.

109.   The two editors say the book, published this summer, is the first accumulation of information on special health needs of older dogs and cats.

110.   These editors say advertiser-sponsored material is the equivalent of advertorials in magazines and that consumers can tell the difference.

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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