61.   A newspaper was something you read.

62.   According to Nicholson Baker, old newspapers have not been so lucky.

63.   Afternoon newspapers are all but extinct, victims of television and the automobile.

64.   All three New York City daily newspapers were on strike.

65.   Allan said that newspapers should not be afraid to entertain and that people like to read about public figures.

66.   British newspapers have been following developments particularly closely.

67.   But although his newspaper may be popular enough, few people want to have anything to do with him.

68.   But for many Chinese, the newspaper is an especially crucial and sensitive staple of life.

69.   But good newspaper owners understand that newspapers are also public institutions and that room has to be made for opposing views.

70.   But his newspaper is prepared to take on the challenge in exchange for the chance to offer a cutting-edge service to its readers.