31.   Newspaper and magazine editors in Hong Kong have several nightmares.

32.   On both the commercial and journalistic sides, the new editor will have to do something more creative than choose between tradition and buzz.

33.   One of the most difficult decisions an editor has to make is how to respond when the child of a public official or prominent community leader gets into trouble.

34.   One of them, Nunavut, just made the deadline, because the editors had to wait until Canada officially declared the new territory of Nunavut.

35.   So in the never-ending battle of scheming how to get the customers to eat their spinach, editors have some rules of thumb.

36.   So many people were disappearing simultaneously for institute events that the op-ed page editor had to crack down.

37.   That took courage, as any editor has to recognize, for none is error-free, and many have been party to mistakes of magnitude.

38.   The editor had to be unaware of the joke and let the phrase pass in good faith.

39.   The editor has to cajole the book out of the author, and nurture the writer and be his advocate within the house.

40.   The editors had their doubts, but decided to investigate.