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Not to win a journalistic halo on the cover of Life.
In the interest of journalistic accuracy, Mr. Munceford our ship will pass safely over the sub.
A journalistic proposition.
Journalistic.
A journalistic assumption.
Put in crude journalistic terms,this makes it a big story.
That was really great. you telling that fathead about journalistic responsibility.
You splash their faces on the tube, take a little journalistic licence, you know?
A great deal of my journalistic work is done at night in my den, in that room adjacent to this one.
I've decided to trust your journalistic instincts.
In the last hour Professor Vogel started with us to look at journalistic texts in regards to there type, report, coverage or comment.
The task was a journalistic commentary, not a melodrama.
General decline in journalistic standards.
Don't hide behind journalistic integrity.
You are well-versed in journalistic tradition.
Call it a journalistic hunch.
There isn't a sober journalistic face to be seen.
I want to check into the old journalistic data bank.
You have journalistic integrity.
Gale, if your artistic and journalistic integrity can handle it it'll look fabulous on-screen.
Now, it is my great pleasure to announce that the candidates. for the Meriwether Awards for journalistic excellence. have just been released. and the Daily Planet's writing team of Lois Lane and Clark Kent. are among the nominees.
Mr. Neelix, I strongly suspect that your enthusiasm for your new journalistic endeavor is leading you to see villains where none exist.
I'm a journalistic celebrity, and my wife presides over the most distinguished political salon in Paris.
That's right. Another thing, Wellby,. I want to ask you to be a little more discreet in the future when you're doing your journalistic investigations.
Ms Lerner was just expressing her lack of enthusiasm for matters of national security where journalistic competitiveness is at stake.
During the next couple of hours, I put my journalistic skills to good use. I discovered that Gilles was recently divorced. with a five-year-old daughter, Beatrice. who lived with her mother in Paris.
And you're questioning our journalistic integrity.
I've also discovered journalistic accounts in the historical archives.
Do you suspect my motives are anything but journalistic?
I do stuff. Yes, and I'm sure that once I deploy my journalistic skills on you. I'll unearth a skeleton or two.
And, you know, as much as journalistic instinct rebels. I'd rather have a friend than a subject. so I'm dropping the whole thing.
Relieved at last to throw myself into serious journalistic work.
There may be some journalistic genes behind those baby blues after all.
Journalistic obsessions aside, it seems like you have a vested interest in this story.
News and current affairs
This has resulted, in the short run, in an embrace of low journalistic standards.
Without the hearts of news producers - or, increasingly, of censors - the seemingly formidable edifice of journalistic regulation will, sooner or later, collapse like the Berlin Wall.
Strict Party control of religious, academic, artistic, and journalistic expression stifles the dissemination of necessary information and creative thought.
But executive remuneration has usually faded from view once the journalistic spotlight shifts elsewhere - that is, until now.
Foundations can support the development of institutions of American studies in Muslim countries, or programs that enhance journalistic professionalism.
Most journalistic accounts of the new forms of electronic money misleadingly spin the story as the emergence of yet another convenience for the technologically pampered.
As the journalistic priesthood erodes and everyone can become a citizen reporter or commentator, regulating or training all would-be journalists is not the answer.
As for Al Jazeera's journalistic performance, it is past time that the station be judged by respected professional journalists, not by US or other officials with a policy axe to grind.
To begin with, they reject all academic conventions, such as footnotes, graphics, or judicious explanations in favor of agreeable journalistic narratives pitched to a mass audience.
Last October, the CPJ reported that there were 76 journalists imprisoned in Turkey, including 61 who were in jail for their journalistic work.
The Murdochs call News Corporation a journalistic enterprise.
All of this is far removed from what a journalistic organization is supposed to do.
And when the remaining five cases are examined individually, it becomes clear that not one of them has been jailed for their journalistic activities or for expressing dissenting views.