21.   All the newspaper has to do is print the ads and cash the checks.

22.   Both newspapers had their fashion editors write about the change.

23.   Bowers cited the dissenting opinion in a Mississippi case in which the courts ruled student newspapers do have the right to refuse an ad.

24.   But a superior court judge here ruled against her last year, saying the newspaper had a right to insist on political restrictions to protects its credibility.

25.   But chances are a newspaper will have the Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter covering South Africa, not the Planning Board.

26.   But an industry study has found that most newspapers have a management style that is anachronistic and inefficient.

27.   But even national newspapers may have to worry about being sued in libel-friendly countries where their online articles can be read, other lawyers say.

28.   But knowledgeable sources said the New York newspaper had the article.

29.   But Justice Antonin Scalia appeared unswayed, noting that the law allows newspapers to have unrestricted access to the records.

30.   But newspapers have the right to practice hypocrisy in the privacy of their own editorial pages.

n. + have >>共 1318
company 3.47%
government 1.92%
team 1.89%
people 1.78%
country 1.14%
state 0.96%
official 0.95%
man 0.88%
player 0.88%
woman 0.87%
newspaper 0.10%
newspaper + v. >>共 429
say 31.61%
report 24.99%
quote 3.93%
be 3.13%
publish 2.61%
carry 1.54%
have 1.27%
run 1.06%
give 1.04%
speculate 0.84%
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