11.   But he added that black women rarely see their concerns addressed directly in the mainstream press.

12.   But long-whispered rumors about the relationship have circulated, mainly outside the mainstream press, for some time.

13.   But the episode does reveal that when it comes to such unseemly tales, the mainstream press would often rather be second than first to break the news.

14.   But that the mainstream press also lacks a common understanding is depressing.

15.   But this moment could also provide a chance for the serious mainstream press to sharpen the line between themselves and the sensationalists.

16.   But those subtle differences may be lost, Howell said, due in part to the blurring of lines in recent years between tabloid journalism and the mainstream press.

17.   But what are the consequences of being unbound from the old network-centered television and mainstream press?

18.   By the time the protest burbled up into the mainstream press a couple of weeks later, Falwell had joined the denouncers.

19.   Cable news shows have been criticized on the Lewinsky story, along with the mainstream press, for vamping without substance and for vague attribution.

20.   Even now, the paper prides itself on its attention to foreign news, particularly reports from the developing world that are ignored by the mainstream Italian press.