61.   In this post-Columbine era some editors were skittish about running the strip.

62.   It is no wonder that the editors are squeamish about the latest Norton and anthologies in general.

63.   It was rejected, but the editor was encouraging enough that the boy immediately submitted another one, which was also rejected.

64.   Its editors may be on to something.

65.   It seems the days of dancing to the tune piped by fashion editors may be over for now.

66.   Journal editors are interested in presenting quality science.

67.   Lately, this woman discovered that magazine editors were interested in publishing her political journa STORY IN lism.

68.   Larson said many newspaper editors are hesitant to launch a serious religion beat because they have no reporters with the background to cover such a complex subject.

69.   Ms. McDaniel said she would not elaborate, except to say that Newsweek editors are confident of the authenticity of their information.

70.   My editor is a decent sort in most ways, but he hates it when I write columns about Martha.

n. + be >>共 1635
problem 0.82%
people 0.79%
company 0.71%
result 0.67%
thing 0.63%
report 0.57%
question 0.56%
official 0.55%
time 0.53%
issue 0.48%
editor 0.01%
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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