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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, that&aposs right, Paul.
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Laura Reston is the deputy editor of The New Republic.
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Pamela McCarthy, the longtime deputy editor of The New Yorker.
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Katie McDonough is a deputy editor at The New Republic.
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James G. Wright, a deputy editor, plans to leave in June.
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" Rituparna Chatterjee, deputy editor of Huffington Post India "Hillary is nasty.
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Her sister, Emily Sheffield, is the deputy editor of British Vogue.
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Heather Souvaine Horn is a deputy editor at The New Republic.
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Anya Strzemien is a deputy editor of the Times's Style section.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Hurricane Trump, yes, I guess they did.
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Our deputy editor Edward Carr explains what's at stake for the country.
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And PEOPLE Deputy Editor J.D. Heyman is giving you an inside look.
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Ross Now Executive Editor of the Magazine, Laura Reston Deputy Editor, Sasha
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The Deputy Editor of the Failing New York Times was just demoted.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: No. I really don&apost see any downside.
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DAN HENNINGER, WALL STREET JOURNAL COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: It is a scary scenario.
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Thankfully, Mashable UK's deputy editor — Liza Hearon — knows how to take a compliment.
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At Quartz, she was the first deputy editor of ideas, Quartz's contributor section.
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After two years as deputy editor, Mr. Stallman was named editor in 2013.
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In 25, Ms. Kern joined The New York Times Magazine as deputy editor.
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He was formerly the deputy editor of Saveur, a food and travel magazine.
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In the video above, he discusses the implications with WIRED's deputy editor Adam Rogers.
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"If you're hungry, you can eat it," he told PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman.
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FUNDAMENTAL. Thankfully Liza Hearon — Mashable UK's Deputy Editor — really appreciated this nugget of wisdom.
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Deputy editor Jack Mirkinson also took to Twitter to announced the shutdown and layoffs.
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"Not together," stressed Aimee Bell, the deputy editor of Vanity Fair and another regular.
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But I wasn't alone, it turned out—Steve Burns, former deputy editor at Videogamer.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman helps BB-8 out in this edition of Kids Interview.
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Patrick Brown/Unicef/Panos Pictures Laura Reston is the deputy editor of The New Republic.
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As a deputy editor on the national desk, you oversee a lot of breaking news.
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A deputy editor, Elías Pino Iturrieta, said that the hottest item would be the photographs.
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" Scott Greer, a deputy editor of the Daily Caller, tweeted, "Cernovich memed #SickHillary into reality.
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Economist Books; 272 pages; $9.99 and £8.99 Startling facts and explanations, compiled by our deputy editor.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, that&aposs when you put the money on the table.
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He was previously the deputy editor-in-chief of Afisha, a magazine covering Russian pop culture.
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" Deadspin deputy editor Barry Petchesky tweeted that the move was "a clear violation of our CBA.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: I would say the Republican Party is, indeed, in trouble, Paul.
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Today in the red chair is David Wallace-Wells, the deputy editor of New York magazine.
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Anastasia Gorshkova, deputy editor of TsUR, confirmed the journalists were on an investigative assignment in CAR.
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Mr. Ellis, 33, is a deputy editor on the climate desk at The New York Times.
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Julie Bloom, a deputy editor for national coverage for The Times, discussed the tech she's using.
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Interviewing them will be Deputy Editor Drake Baer, who runs the Strategy and Executive Lifestyle desks.
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Rachel Simon is the deputy editor at HelloGiggles and a writer currently working on a memoir.
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Secret Escapes deputy editor Emma McWhinney recommends Isla de Providencia for any Latin America travel list.
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One major beginner mistake is to rush the whole thing, says Bruce Barcott, deputy editor at Leafly.
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He joins deputy editor Tom Standage in The Economist studio to discuss the future of his creation.
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James Wright, a deputy editor, has received a Knight-Wallace journalism fellowship at the University of Michigan.
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Earlier he was the deputy editor and the head of the fiction department of The New Yorker.
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"They help us break news all the time," said Julie Bloom, deputy editor on the National desk.
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Elizabeth Lopatto, deputy editor: I'd like to send Damien Hirst to the fucking Moon and leave him there.
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"All of this is reminiscent of a gradual return to the USSR," wrote Dmitry Drize, Kommersant's deputy editor.
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Until May, she was the deputy editor of Artspace Magazine and now contributes to it as a columnist.
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Ms. Sauerbrey is a deputy editor in chief of the newspaper Der Tagesspiegel and a contributing opinion writer.
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Colonel Tin was not a commander but the deputy editor of an army newspaper, Quan Doi Nhan Dan.
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Our eagle-eyed deputy editor, Erin McCann, spotted these dueling graphics this afternoon: _____________________ Were you forwarded this newsletter?
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She joined the New York Post in 1995 as deputy editor on the business desk, working under Yelland.
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Ms. Chapman sent the pitch to Alexandra Jacobs, a deputy editor in The Times's Styles section, in January.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: What I mean is that Starbucks, I mean, it&aposs become a household word.
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"Everyone knew each other, so it was like home for them," Cher, 72, told PEOPLE deputy editor Dan Wakeford.
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Let&aposs ask Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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Economist Books; 256 pages; $17.99 and £8.99A compendium of our explainers and daily charts, assembled by our deputy editor.
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"I'm looking around realizing how few people I know," said David Haskell, the deputy editor of New York magazine.
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Insider Reviews deputy editor, Malarie Gokey, uses this toothpaste daily and reported that her teeth are much less sensitive.
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I was working with the photographer Patrick Demarchelier and the magazine's deputy editor, Anna Harvey, in a Hackney studio.
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Ms. Clisset is a deputy editor at Wirecutter, a product recommendation site owned by The New York Times Company.
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Ms. Clisset is a deputy editor at Wirecutter, a product recommendation site owned by The New York Times Company.
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"We have to have a real reason for showing these things," said Mark Scheffler, our deputy editor of video.
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"I wish I could open a window so I could throw it out," said our deputy editor, to raucous laughter.
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Let&aposs bring in "Wall Street Journal" columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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" —Meredith Haggerty, deputy editor for The Goods, from Massachusetts "So basically the deal is 'Dunkin' Donuts' is just becoming 'Dunkin''?
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Some government pressure is inescapable, says Wei Xing, its editor and the former deputy editor in chief of The Paper.
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Lucia Moses, a deputy editor at Business Insider, makes sense of it all with a weekly newsletter sent every Wednesday.
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"We're trying to be more creative about ways to expand our brand," said Brian O'Keefe, deputy editor of Fortune magazine.
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"The biggest thing is to stick to a budget in advance," said Katie Wudel, deputy editor of content at GOBankingRates.com.
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That book, "Father's Day," somehow landed on the desk of Mary Suh, then the deputy editor of the Styles section.
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Ms. Lewis, 28, is the deputy editor at the Infatuation, a restaurant review and recommendation website based in New York.
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Ms. Lewin, 28, is the deputy editor at the Infatuation, a restaurant review and recommendation website based in New York.
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In February, Rebecca Blumenstein resigned as deputy editor in chief to join the New York Times as deputy managing editor.
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Let&aposs ask Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and Columnists Mary Anastasia O&aposGrady and Bill McGurn.
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Joining the panel this week, Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, and columnists, Kim Strassel and Bill McGurn.
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Sometime in late June of 2011, I sat down at a Thai restaurant in Williamsburg with then-deputy editor Sean Yeaton.
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" The newspaper's deputy editor in chief, Marton Gergely, said he felt "pretty sure Viktor Orban himself is hiding in the background.
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Liz Lopatto, deputy editor: Remember in the first movie how the 1990s are referred to as the peak of human civilization?
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Otherwise "it'd seem weird," the Captain Fantastic star explained to PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman at the red carpet before Sunday's show.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, but I think the difference here, Paul, is those presidents thought there was time to negotiate.
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And with elections still two months away, the fake news problem is guaranteed to get worse, said Dubawa Deputy Editor Ebele Oputa.
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Let&aposs bring in Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, Columnist Kim Strassel, and editorial board member, Allysia Finley.
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Barry Petchesky, Deputy Editor, DeadspinDicko used to live in my neighborhood, so we'd run into each other at the gym a lot.
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Vulnerability and empowerment are a focus for the issue each year, Neely Lohmann, senior deputy editor at ESPN, said in a statement.
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She's been deputy editor for four years, she's been tested in all sorts of areas, and that's why she's the next editor.
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The 44-year-old Jones was also a deputy editor at Time magazine, where her responsibilities included the publication's "Time 85033" issue.
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Khalaf served as deputy editor, foreign editor and Middle East editor during her more than two decades at the salmon-pink newspaper.
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Lowen Liu, formerly Slate's managing editor and deputy editor, has served as the publications's acting editor in chief since Ms. Turner's departure.
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"People who are not trained in this kind of tragedy were just springing into action," Stephanie Butnick, the Tablet's deputy editor, said.
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Malarie Gokey, Deputy Editor, shopping: The first time I pulled Bombas' socks on, I was impressed by how well cushioned they were.
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I knew, from an orchestra we happened to be in together, that Laura Chang, deputy editor for The Upshot, played the violin.
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After leaving the sports section in September 1980, Ms. Schreiber spent nearly four years as deputy editor of The Times Book Review.
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"We have our own way," said Kamarul Bahrain Haron, deputy editor-in-chief of Astro Awani, a round-the-clock news channel.
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" —Alanna Okun, deputy editor for The Goods, from Massachusetts Adds a friend of mine from the Boston suburbs: "I don't have strong feelings.
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The deputy editor, Andrew Richdale, left the company before the end of last year, as did Max Falkowitz, the company's executive digital editor.
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Jia Tolentino is a staff writer at the New Yorker, formerly the deputy editor at Jezebel and a contributing editor at the Hairpin.
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Our deputy editor, Malarie Gokey, uses hers on no-wash days when she wants to keep her hair dry to live another day.
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" Olivier Lalanne, the magazine's deputy editor, said the public response had been "positive and encouraging" with "no backlash at all for the moment.
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"In Italy these days, rage comes before any hope for change," said Marco Damilano, a political commentator and deputy editor of L'Espresso magazine.
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Ted Verity, currently deputy editor at the Daily Mail, will be the new editor of The Mail on Sunday, DMGT said in a statement.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor J.D. Heyman responded that awards shows and airlines have that in common: Remember to bring snacks – "and find an aisle seat."
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, that is the voice -- I mean, that&aposs the argument conservatives will make, and they should make it.
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Neil Watterson, deputy editor of Land Rover Owner International magazine, said the vehicle had remained successful over so long due to its broad appeal.
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We asked our deputy editor for International, Greg Winter, to offer some insight into why we believe this is an important story to cover.
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"The European flag has become the symbol of resistance," said Mr. Kurski, the deputy editor of Gazeta Wyborcza, a liberal newspaper based in Warsaw.
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But in the meantime, here are six winners and seven losers from the episode compiled by myself and The Goods deputy editor Meredith Haggerty.
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Mikki Halpin, a writer and former deputy editor at Seventeen, said that teen magazines have long offered substantive coverage of reproductive rights and health.
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Mr. Ingrassia was named deputy editor in chief of Thomson Reuters in 2011 and was managing editor of Reuters when he retired in 2016.
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"We want that this ambiguous situation ends and the owner clearly says what he intends to do," said Peter Peto, the paper's deputy editor.
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Rodriguez joined the LA Times as a sports editor in 2015 after spending a year as deputy editor for mobile innovation at the Washington Post.
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Seven scary stories to tell by the light of your screen Our deputy editor asked us all to tell a spooky (fictional) story for Halloween.
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Royal fans recently unearthed a smiling shot of Meghan from 2014, in which she's posing with the deputy editor of Irish U magazine Denise Cash.
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"Wearing a beret makes me feel sexy, like I'm channeling a French New Wave heroine like Anna Karina," explains Dazed deputy editor Claire Marie Healy.
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The Wall Street Journal announced Tuesday that it is replacing longtime Editor-In-Chief Gerry Baker with Matt Murray, the journal's Deputy Editor-In-Chief.
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The production is based on a book by Matthieu Aron, a longtime court reporter who is now deputy editor in chief at the newsmagazine L'Obs.
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One speaker, Latoya Peterson, the deputy editor of digital innovation for ESPN's "The Undefeated," urged people to submit proposals to Unicode for more diverse emojis.
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"Did the tabloids kill her?" asked David Yelland, a former editor of The Sun and deputy editor of The New York Post, in an email.
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But the deputy editor of the BBC show Newsnight told colleagues at a BBC news program that the Duke was "pretty relaxed" in the aftermath.
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But the deputy editor of the BBC show Newsnight told colleagues at a BBC news program that the Duke was "pretty relaxed" in the aftermath.
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"The Dutch-Turkish society here is still with one leg in their mother country," said Enis Odaci, the deputy editor of the Nieuwwij news website.
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Simon Scarr, Deputy Editor of Graphics, says that visuals play a primary role in telling the story, and not just aid readers in absorbing information.
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Cheri Amour is the Deputy Editor of The Girls Are and a part of The Other Woman collective on Resonance FM. Follow her on Twitter .
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Nepszabadsag deputy editor in chief says the business arguments do not hold up and the newspaper was closed down because of articles critical of the government.
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Speaking to PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman at the 2017 Golden Globes, the acclaimed writer-director-producer said he's setting his sights on fresh, new projects.
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PT, Rogue One's stars and filmmakers will answer your questions when PEOPLE's deputy editor J.D. Heyman hosts a Q&A in collaboration with Twitter and Disney.
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Bradley Martin is a Senior Fellow with the news and public policy group Haym Salomon Center and Deputy Editor for the Canadian Institute for Jewish Research.
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Rob Berger, a deputy editor at Forbes, retired from his law job at age 49 after saving an amount equal to 25 times his annual expenses.
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Nonetheless, I found myself transformed into a baby cow in VICE Canada's kitchen being fed milk straight out of the bag by VICE Canada's deputy editor.
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I'm the deputy editor on our Digital News Design desk, a team whose task is to find opportunities to use visuals to tell a compelling story.
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Cultural weddings are likely to resonate with couples who don't have a strong affinity to any religion, said Lauren Kay, the deputy editor of The Knot.
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The conversation will be started by Drake Baer, the deputy editor of Strategy and Executive Lifestyle at Business Insider, but it's really about the audience interaction.
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The bride, 29, is the deputy editor of Tablet magazine, a Jewish news and culture publication in New York, and host of "Unorthodox," its weekly podcast.
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Shivam Vij, the deputy editor of HuffPost India, said in advance that protesting the killings was a futile exercise and that he would not pretend otherwise.
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He is currently a deputy editor at Complex and has written for outlets including the New York Times, the Atlantic, GQ, Gawker, and Ebony, among others.
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DAN HENNINGR, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Paul, you end up defaulting to something approaching one worst&aposs suspicions about the behavior of the FBI and the Justice Department.
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Let&aposs bring in Wall Street Journal columnist and deputy editor, Dan Henninger, columnist, Bill McGurn, editorial board member, Allysia Finley, and editorial features editor, James Taranto.
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"The government's loss of control is not only taking place on the borders," Alexander Marguier, deputy editor in chief of the monthly political magazine Cicero, wrote online.
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"I don't plan on not using my voice any time soon," Johansson told PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman on the red carpet ahead of the 2017 Oscars.
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I wondered what musicians would think of this, so I asked Sean Yeaton, Motherboard's former deputy editor who now tours as part of punk band Parquet Courts.
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In 1994, he was promoted to deputy editor, before taking over the next year as editor in chief, a position he held until his departure last spring.
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The academy also demoted the journal's chief editor, Xu Qingquan, to deputy editor and replaced him with Hao Qingjun, a deputy researcher on literature at the academy.
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Mr. Hohlt was considered a potential editor in chief of New York, but the job went to David Haskell, a deputy editor, after Mr. Moss stepped down.
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Jessica Lustig, a deputy editor of The Times Magazine, wrote about the panic and uncertainty that engulfed her home after her husband fell ill with Covid-19.
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"The Democrats' ardent defense of the special prosecutor's independence is now seen as bad faith," wrote Daniel Henninger, deputy editor of The Wall Street Journal's editorial page.
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In her inbox was a note from a frequent and reliable contributor to ProMED, an email list of disease alerts for which Pollack serves as deputy editor.
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"One thing we can depend upon, that we saw yesterday: Donald Trump says what he wants," Nikolaus Blome, deputy editor of Bild, wrote in its online edition.
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"The trend of bending the rules started a few years ago, and has been gaining steam ever since," said Lauren Kay, the deputy editor of The Knot.
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"It was hard to come here, it felt wrong to come and celebrate anything," Goodwin told PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman on the Oscars red carpet on Sunday.
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PeopleTV's Jeremy Parsons, Lola Ogunnaike, Andrea Boehlke and PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman will cohost the PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Red Carpet Live: 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Some friends joined us for the first issue, and in this last one we had the tremendous help of Liam Hess, who has joined us as Deputy Editor.
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Prior to joining the energy desk, Wisconsin-born Libby was deputy editor at Argus Media, an independent energy intelligence publication, covering European and African fuels and petrochemicals markets.
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Nepszabadsag's deputy editor in chief said Mediaworks' business arguments did not hold up and that the daily was closed down because of articles critical of the Orban government.
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"That doesn't make any difference," Cher said in PEOPLE's exclusive Facebook live talk with the cast, moderated by PEOPLE deputy editor Dan Wakeford, about the small age gap.
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"When you've saved so much for retirement, the key thing that will hurt your savings is where you decide to live," said Sydney Champion, deputy editor of GoBankingRates.
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Next it was Life Insider's deputy editor, Ali Millington, who said that the blue version of the dress wouldn't be her first choice to wear to the office.
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Still, you might not experience any symptoms until the anemia is quite severe, said Dr. Nancy Berliner, the deputy editor of the American Society of Hematology's journal Blood.
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"The engagement — and by that, I mean my engagement — is not the same as with a manual," said Daniel Pund, the deputy editor of Car and Driver magazine.
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Reza Amanat, deputy editor of crude markets at Argus Media, told CNBC's "Capital Connection" Tuesday that Brent crude futures were likely to average $64 a barrel this year.
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In the second half of the show, deputy editor Liz Lopatto joins us from Los Angeles where she is covering Elon Musk's defamation trial regarding Musk's bad tweets.
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As deputy editor, Mr. Cox edited several award-winning pieces, and shepherded feature articles and short stories by prominent writers such as Geoff Dyer, Karen Russell and Colson Whitehead.
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"The prices are all over the map, even within the same ZIP code," said Lisa Gill, deputy editor of Consumer Reports Best Buy Drugs, which tracks variation in prices.
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Barry Petchesky said he was fired as deputy editor of G/O Media sports news website Deadspin for not complying with a company policy that Deadspin stick to sports.
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Ms. Freeland previously held senior editorial positions at Reuters and was also deputy editor of The Globe and Mail, a Toronto newspaper owned by the Thomsons' private holding company.
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For no particular reason other than the romance of the idea, the writer and T's deputy editor Hanya Yanagihara traversed the entire island's mostly polite — and at times, dark — waters.
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The call about Keyes came in November 2016 from the then-deputy editor of the Journal's opinion pages, Bret Stephens, who is now a columnist for the New York Times.
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"I am not," Willis told PEOPLE Now host Andrea Boehlke and PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman during the PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Red Carpet Live: 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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Rebelo is the deputy editor at BOOM, a small newsroom in Mumbai that in 2016 decided to dedicate itself to fact-checking viral content on Facebook, and then on WhatsApp.
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" Deputy Editor Michael Duffy writes in "Country First": "In moments of crisis, American political leaders have often turned to the nation's military brass to guide the country with clear thinking.
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I had a long chat recently with Dan Seifert, the deputy editor of the Verge, who uses an iPad every day on the subway but often finds the device infuriating.
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This week, BI deputy editor Olivia Oran spoke to transportation reporter Rachel Premack who focuses on trucking and how deliveries are changing with the rise of giant e-commerce companies.
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The announcer who was stabbed, Tatyana Felgenhauer, is also the station's deputy editor and was not on air during the attack, after which security guards tackled and detained the man.
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"It's a Porsche versus Toyota fight, and Toyota has thrown everything at W.E.C. this year," said Sam Collins, deputy editor of Racecar Engineering magazine and commentator for Radio Le Mans.
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Helen Lewis, deputy editor of the New Statesman, tweeted: True equality means either Jennifer Lawrence getting a coat, or Jeremy Irons having to pose for a photocall in assless chaps.
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"There hasn't been anything in Milan since the 1980s that has created the same buzz," said Alan Prada, deputy editor of the magazine L'Uomo Vogue and a member of Giorgio's.
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But as The Verge's deputy editor Thomas Ricker aptly notes, this is a false comparison and is the "equivalent of bragging about 5G speeds before any phones are released to consumers."
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Kushner's deletion orders continued under Aaron Gell, Spiers' deputy editor and successor, who also said he did not know that his boss was privately instructing the tech team to remove articles.
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PEOPLE deputy editor J.D. Heyman, PeopleTV's Lola Ogunnaike and Entertainment Weekly digital staff editor Gerrad Hall will also interview celebrities and offer commentary from two different locations on the red carpet.
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"My email inbox is bombarded with pitches for everything from CBD coffee to CBD-infused toothpicks," said Bruce Barcott, deputy editor at Leafly, a Seattle-based information resource for everything cannabis.
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Kerry joined WIRED's head of editorial Robert Capps and deputy editor Adam Rogers for an interview in Silicon Valley for the first episode of our new podcast series, WIRED Dot Gov.
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Here are a selection of images from Tesla, the livestream from this evening, and Verge Deputy Editor Chris Ziegler, who is braving the crowds on the ground at the Tesla event.
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People's deputy editor and moderator JD Heyman pointedly asked the Star Wars movie's cast, and its director Gareth Edwards, whether the movie had any kind of message for the real world.
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As diplomats bicker over a "road map" for implementation, Russian propositions amount to a "rephrasing" of the original Minsk agreements, says Sergei Rakhmanin, deputy editor of Zerkalo Nedeli, a Ukrainian weekly.
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In one evening, those professing admiration included multiple waitresses; the deputy editor in chief of the giant national tabloid Bild, Florian von Heintze; and a former German defense minister, Volker Rühe.
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Katie Drummond, who was named Vice's senior vice president for digital in March after a stint as deputy editor at Medium, said she had been attracted by the possibility for growth.
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By now, we hope you've browsed through The New York Times' gift guide, but if you're still stymied, now is the time to think practical, said Michael Zhao, Wirecutter's deputy editor.
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She was promoted to Deputy Editor of RCN in 2012, running the RCN filing desk, and then in 2014 took over the translation team with operations from Beijing to Taipei to Toronto.
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She previously served as deputy editor of the New York Post's Page Six and as editor-in-chief of Yahoo Travel, and is the founder of the travel site A Broad Abroad.
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" Deputy Editor John Hendrickson tells Axios: "15 people ... did the interviews, a mix of staffers and freelancers, then another 5 ... helped with supplemental editing and art as we hit the home stretch.
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In a comment published with the study Dr. Mitchell H. Katz, deputy editor of the journal, notes that in 2013, average out-of-pocket costs were $1,509 for patients hospitalized with appendicitis.
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The younger generation of lawmakers "don't feel like they can do it with impunity," said Helen Lewis, deputy editor of The New Statesman, a political and cultural magazine, referring to sexual misconduct.
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Below, The Goods deputy editor Meredith Haggerty, Vox culture reporter Constance Grady, and Vox film critic Alissa Wilkinson discuss Little Women, Greta Gerwig's celebrated adaptation of the 1868 Louisa May Alcott novel.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, deputy editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal, has been named a deputy managing editor of The New York Times, one of the top leadership positions at the newspaper.
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Rebecca Blumenstein, deputy editor in chief of The Wall Street Journal, was recently named a deputy managing editor, and a number of other editors have been elevated to the top leadership ranks.
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How he overcame Blasey Ford's testimony — and allegations of sexual misconduct from other witnesses — is the subject of "Supreme Ambition," by Ruth Marcus, a deputy editor of The Washington Post's editorial page.
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"This is my first time doing the champagne toast or to actually be invited to the SAG Awards," he told Deputy Editor JD Heyman on PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly's official live pre-show.
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Tatiana Felgenhauer, deputy editor-in-chief and cohost of a popular morning show for the station, was rushed to the hospital and has been breathing through a tube, according to the station's editor.
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On Thursday night, Emmett Rensin, the deputy editor of Vox's first person section, sent a series of tweets that, among other things, urged people to riot if Donald Trump comes to their town.
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Our deputy editor Thomas Ricker noted that pairing multiple speakers can be finicky with the original Zipp, but hopefully connectivity has been improved with the new model, especially if it's a smart speaker.
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We do receive a bit of stamp design history courtesy of Mark Sinclair, deputy editor of Creative Review, who in a short essay surveys different design approaches over time and from various countries.
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The senior audio producer should also be able to act in the role of deputy editor when necessary, co-ordinating the team's activities and offering feedback and guidance to producers on their edits.
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According to Graham Scott, the deputy editor of Canadian Business, even if mail-delivering drones remain a theoretical concept for now, it's inevitable they'll be considered as a way to drive costs down.
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"For American audiences, when people think possession, they think demonic possession," Benjamin Radford, deputy editor of the Skeptical Inquirer and author of several books on paranormal phenomena, said in an email to VICE.
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Rob Berger, a deputy editor at Forbes, retired from his law job at age 49 after saving an amount equal to 25 times his annual expenses — the magic number for achieving financial independence.
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Rob Berger, a deputy editor at Forbes, retired from his law job at age 49 after saving an amount equal to 25 times his annual expenses, the magic number for achieving financial independence.
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Working from data compiled by Meghan Louttit, the deputy editor of digital news design, as well as previous reporting, we homed in on places such as the West Village, Harlem or Canal Street.
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Sittenfeld, who wrote "American Wife," a novel based on Laura Bush's life, had been approached by Tyler Cabot, deputy editor of Audible Originals, a year earlier to write a story about Melania Trump.
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I'm Drake Baer, the deputy editor of Strategy at Business Insider, and I am thrilled to be joined today by two founders who know all about how to lead and inspire remote workforces.
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In The Wall Street Journal, Daniel Henninger, deputy editor of the editorial page, writes that the Democrats have been co-opted by a professional cabal of people committing obfuscatory "agitprop" against their opponents.
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Why it matters: "It is another symbolic milestone in the stunning transformation of the UK's electricity system over the past decade," writes Simon Evans, deputy editor of the climate news and analysis site.
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Deputy editor Joe Ciolli spoke to Amy Webb, a professor at NYU&aposs business school, and the conversation took an interesting turn over to healthcare and how tech is disrupting the industry already.
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In a sign of the internal debate this has caused, Granma's deputy editor, Karina Marron, made a closed-door speech in June saying nobody chose journalism to write propaganda and calling for reform.
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Elda Cantú, a deputy editor for The New York Times en Español: It is extremely heartbreaking and just a little surprising to see that so many students responded to stories on mental health.
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He was editor of The Daily Telegraph, a conservative broadsheet, and deputy editor of the more midmarket Daily Mail, one of The Sun's main rivals, before Rupert Murdoch poached him 20 months ago.
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New York (CNN Business)It's a changing of the guard at People magazine: Jess Cagle is stepping down as editor in chief, and will be replaced by the publication's deputy editor, Dan Wakeford.
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We're including the famed video of hundreds of gummy bears singing holding an Adele concert, even though it's technically from 3 days before the start of 2019 (Steven Tweedie, Business Insider deputy editor).
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Steven Tweedie, deputy editor: I'm thankful for my Hue lighting system at home, which lets me customize the warmth and color of all my lights (I hate the sterile glow of most bulbs).
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"Doctors cannot, by law, charge you more for something that is covered under the public system," deputy editor at the CMAJ and co-author of the editorial, Matthew Stanbrook, told me by phone.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: I make of that that Andrew McCabe feels he has significant legal liability related to the inspector general&aposs report, and we are talking about criminal liability as well.
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"A lot of the movies and performances that are being honored weirdly echo what's going on in the world today, so expect people to speak of that," says PEOPLE's Deputy Editor J. D. Heyman.
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Deputy Editor Liz Lopatto updates us on this week in Elon Musk, and culture reporters Megan Farokhmanesh and Bijan Stephen stop by to tell us what's happening in the culture section of The Verge.
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According to Emily Popp, Deputy Editor at HelloGiggles, the Christmas gift she got last year from her brother and his girlfriend was meant to help her land a husband, but it wasn't a Match.
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Meanwhile, PEOPLE deputy editor JD Heyman and Associated Press correspondent Alicia Quarles chat it up with the biggest names in Hollywood, including this year's nominees, live from the Oscars red carpet in Los Angeles.
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In his new book "Retire Before Mom and Dad," Rob Berger, a deputy editor at Forbes, says that income has much less to do with achieving financial independence than we give it credit for.
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Jiang Fangzhou, a prominent fellow writer and deputy editor-in-chief of the Guangdong-based magazine New Weekly, said on her WeChat account that Zhang had groped her at a meal on one occasion.
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Mr. Millau was a deputy editor of Paris-Presse, a lively afternoon newspaper, in the early 1960s when he met Mr. Gault and assigned him to write a weekly column on food and travel.
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David Wallace-Wells, a New York magazine deputy editor and author of "The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming," expressed frustration with the networks' framing of climate change during the first two Democratic presidential debates.
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"She goes to a different room to get ready so that she has her team come in and beautifies her," he told PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman on the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly live preshow.
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" Maria Streshinsky on "First" by John Rogers: "So [WIRED deputy editor] Adam Rogers, years ago, when his son was about five, he told his son that we had left the Curiosity rover behind on Mars.
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But in a blog post published yesterday, The Washington Post Magazine Deputy Editor David Rowell confirmed the rumors that had already been making the rounds on social media: The Peep contest was being killed off.
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"You sometimes get humanizing glimpses of the people behind the accounts through unexpected replies, or posts that seem to be playing to stereotype or otherwise tongue in cheek," says Samuel Wade, deputy editor of CDT.
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Earlier this year, Lego announced that it would be making a set celebrating the women of NASA, based on a submission to the Lego Ideas site by Maia Weinstock, the deputy editor of MIT News.
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Join PeopleTV's Jeremy Parsons, Lola Ogunnaike, Andrea Boehlke and PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman for PEOPLE, Entertainment Weekly & TNT Red Carpet Live: 25th Screen Actors Guild Awards, our live event ahead of the big show.
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The Lego set was originally proposed by MIT News deputy editor Maia Weinstock on the Ideas platform last year, and quickly made its way to the 10,000 mark needed for official project approval by Lego.
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Deputy Editor Adam Rogers will also be on the liveblog, and Deputy Managing Editor Joanna Pearlstein, head of WIRED's research desk, will be once again leading her team of ace fact-checkers in real-time.
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Askar Aukenov, editor-in-chief of the Kazakh edition of Forbes magazine, said on Monday police had raided its editorial office and taken Alexander Vorotilov, the magazine's Russian deputy editor-in-chief, in for questioning.
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Before joining The Washington Post, she was a senior economics reporter at CNN and a columnist and deputy editor at the Patriot-News in Harrisburg, Pa. She also worked at an investment firm in London.
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Deputy Editor in Chief Matt Murray will be promoted to executive editor, and editors for digital content strategy and strategic initiatives will be added, the Journal said in internal memo to employees reviewed by Reuters.
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Garage magazine's deputy editor, Rachel Tashjian (who also spied Dion crying at Valentino), captured Celine trying to find the words, but couldn't so she relied on her hands to convey how emotional the clothing made her.
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At PEOPLE's preshow for the 2016 Screen Actors Guild Awards, the Modern Family star shared with PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and his co-host Caroline Modarressy-Tehrani that she's recently picked up the six strings.
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Fortune magazine has a new editor in chief: Clifton Leaf, a veteran of the magazine whose last job was deputy editor, succeeds Alan Murray, who is now running content across all of parent company Time Inc.
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When the jingle was first heard on a Houston radio station in 1963, listeners, thinking it was a pop tune, requested that it be played repeatedly, Judann Pollack, deputy editor of Advertising Age, said on Thursday.
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Der Spiegel's deputy editor-in-chief, Alfred Weinzierl, told Reuters on Sunday that the magazine had worked professionally, laid out the evidence and stood by its story, which it said was allowed under Germany's press law.
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A 'heroic effort' with a 'disappointing' endingIn a related editorial, the journal's editor in chief Eric Rubin and deputy editor Lindsey Baden applauded the scientists for running this study under the extraordinary pressure of an epidemic.
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December shoppers may save several thousand dollars off a car's sticker price, depending on the vehicle and its location, said Jeff Bartlett, a deputy editor at Consumer Reports, which lists notable deals available through Jan. 2.
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Liz Lopatto, deputy editor Liz's game plan: I don't actually know what's going on in Game of Thrones anymore (and wow, Daenerys and Jon Snow have no chemistry), so I picked the participants with the best outfits.
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The set, which will cost $24.99 once it's in stores and includes 231 pieces, is based on a submission to the Lego Ideas site by Maia Weinstock, a science writer and the deputy editor of MIT News.
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In the second half of the show, we talk to Verge deputy editor and Elon Musk expert Elizabeth Lopatto to help us figure out what his "brain machine interface" Neuralink is and how it can possibly work.
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The deputy editor for enterprise at the Wall Street Journal and a former sports columnist, Walker identified the preeminent sports teams throughout history and determined they all had an influential captain at the time they reigned supreme.
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Dave Besseling, a former deputy editor at GQ India, hosted an event at Sagar Chordia's hotel during the 2016 presidential campaign and said Mr. Chordia expressed "elation" about Mr. Trump's candidacy and the opportunities it would bring.
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Site editors mourned the site's closure on Facebook: "Still struggling to process the very sad news that Rare will be shutting down at the end of the month," wrote Matt Purple, Deputy Editor for Politics at Rare.
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Hear and learn from the comedians Rosebud Baker and Nore Davis, NPR's "Ask Me Another" host Ophira Eisenberg, the writer Mike Albo, and Dodai Stewart, a deputy editor for the Metro desk at The New York Times.
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Jeane MacIntosh, a former deputy editor at Page Six, the New York Post gossip column that Mr. Trump for decades gave stories to, recalled him using the phrase "dumb Southerner" with her in a very specific context.
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"It's common when thinking about networks to talk about the trade-off between efficiency versus resilience," Jon Stokes, a founder of Ars Technica and a deputy editor at The Prepared, an emergency preparedness site, told me recently.
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Read more below: William Zhang is named Deputy Editor, Reuters Chinese News William joined Reuters in 2002 as a reporter in the Shanghai bureau, covering Chinese financial markets as well as the real estate and energy industries.
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David Haskell, a longtime deputy editor at New York magazine, will become its editor in chief on April 1, inheriting a glossy biweekly and a suite of websites devoted to pursuits like fashion, food, shopping and politics.
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One reason for the increase in the cost of cars is the "trickle-down" of luxury features — heated steering wheels, for instance — to lower-end models, said Jeff Bartlett, deputy editor specializing in cars at Consumer Reports.
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Ziegler did not tell The Verge, where he had been a deputy editor, and continued to be employed by the website, according to Editor-in-Chief Nilay Patel, who posted a note to The Verge on Friday afternoon.
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According to a tweet from Complex magazine's deputy editor, the rapper sold T-shirts — which seem to be exact replicas of the one he wore — at his Yeezy Season 3 fashion show in Madison Square Garden on Thursday.
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PEOPLE Now host Jeremy Parsons will be moderating a panel of experts — Editor, PEOPLE Digital, Zoe Ruderman; PEOPLE Deputy Editor Dan Wakeford; PEOPLE Style & Beauty Director Andrea Lavinthal; Senior Editor, Royals, Michelle Tauber; Executive Editor Cindy Sanz and
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"Usually with Jimmy Fallon it starts with a call at one in the morning with a bunch of exclamation points," the Roots drummer told PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman on the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly live pre-show.
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"Clooney having children is exciting to many people because he's perceived as a guy who took a while to settle down, and with an amazing woman who is very interesting," said JD Heyman, deputy editor of People magazine.
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The journalists had planned to arrive in Bangui on July 30, according to a close friend of Radchenko, and to Anastasiya Gorshkova, deputy editor of the TsUR online news organization that assigned them to go Central African Republic.
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The deputy editor for enterprise at the Wall Street Journal and a former sports columnist, Walker identified the pre-eminent sports teams throughout history and determined they all had an influential captain at the time they reigned supreme.
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Attributes that once made Mr. Rees-Mogg an unviable candidate — like his opposition, as a conservative Roman Catholic, to abortion under any circumstances — now make him look brave and honest, wrote Freddy Gray, deputy editor of The Spectator.
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"We're increasingly seeing the value in this type of reporting, and The Times has committed to making it a part of how we gather and report the news," said Marcelle Hopkins, the deputy editor of the video department.
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This week on The Vergecast, deputy editor Dan Seifert and senior reporter Ashley Carman join editor-in-chief Nilay Patel and Paul Miller to discuss the plethora of tech and gadget news that hit the site this week.
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When I first started as the deputy editor on the Metro desk in November 2018, working with the education reporter, Eliza Shapiro, we immediately talked about the schools we'd attended, since we both were raised in New York.
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The deputy editor is involved in all aspects of the editorial process including writing scripts, adapting our journalism for the Snapchat audience, video-editing, liaising across different editorial departments and, on occasion, stepping in to run the Snapchat department.
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"Those are big, burdensome increases for nearly 28 million consumers with very little indication that rising costs will be solved anytime soon," said Lisa Gill, deputy editor of Consumer Reports' prescription drug program, Best Buy Drugs, in a statement.
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Who better to bring in than Mary O&aposGrady Wall Street Journal Editorial Board Member, Daniel Henninger, the Deputy Editor of the Editorial Page and a Fox News Contributor and Shelby Holliday is the Journal&aposs Senior Video Reporter.
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"One of the main challenges for me in following this administration is that there is so much information and there are so many tweets and quotes," Laura Hazard Owen, the deputy editor of the Nieman Journalism Lab, told me.
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Bernie Sanders tweeted out his support for workers at Deadspin, the G/O Media-owned sports blog that saw many of its reporters quit en masse this week after former deputy editor Barry Petchesky was fired from the company.
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"It's easier to make runways more diverse because you're casting anywhere from 25-50+ models for a show, versus maybe a handful at most that would get cast for campaigns," Tyler McCall, the deputy editor at Fashionista, told Broadly.
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Some of the "mini" and "midi" puzzles that the paper sells through its Crosswords app are written by women, constructors of color, and those from the LGBTQ+ community, thanks in part to outreach by Shortz's deputy editor, who's 26.
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During her next six years there, she became editor of the business section, then deputy editor of the newspaper and finally editor in 1999, a year after Yelland left that slot to become editor of The Sun in London.
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PEOPLE's deputy editor J.D. Heyman hosted a live Q&A with the stars and filmmakers of Rogue One in collaboration with Twitter and Disney to give fans an inside look at the first standalone film of the franchise on Friday afternoon.
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Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, an outspoken critic of President Trump, sweeps to victory in Mexico; Dan Henniger, editorial page deputy editor at the Wall Street Journal and Fox News contributor, on what this means for key issues like trade and immigration.
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Ben Koski, the Deputy Editor for Interactive News, also worked on the project, and explained that they are starting out slow, opting to launch with Google and Apple calendars, but they've since added on a WebCal link for other users.
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Director Kenneth Branagh and production designer Jim Clay explain to PEOPLE Deputy Editor J.D. Heyman in a PEOPLE TV special how they recreated the iconic 1920s luxury train, built a colossal train station and reimagined Agatha Christie's world-famous murder mystery.
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The philosopher recently gave an interview to the deputy editor of the New Statesman, George Eaton, in which he ranged over numerous subjects on the assumption that, as a former wine critic for the magazine, he was on friendly turf.
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For the second episode of WIRED Dot Gov, Deputy Editor Adam Rogers put that question to Tony Blinken, the US Deputy Secretary of State, and to Chamath Palihapitiya, a former Facebook exec and currently the CEO and founder of Social Capital.
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"Her numerous positions within the party should help her campaign – and her fans span the CDU's youth wing through to focus groups helping families, women, and Catholics," Allison Williams, deputy editor at Handelsblatt Global, said in a newsletter on Tuesday.
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" Dr. Clifford Rosen of the Maine Medical Center Research Institute and Journal deputy editor Dr. Julie Ingelfinger wrote in an editorial, "We can finally say that there has been substantial progress in modulating the early course of type 1 diabetes.
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Despite the Journal's attempts to keep the transcript under wraps — with deputy editor-in-chief Matt Murray warning employees against leaking the transcript in a recent conference call — a full transcript of the interview was published by Politico on Tuesday.
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The paper has also lost senior writers and editors, including the Washington correspondents Carol E. Lee and Damian Paletta, as well as the deputy editor in chief Rebecca Blumenstein and the columnist Bret Stephens, who both joined The New York Times.
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Emily Sheffield, British Vogue deputy editor A loyal and longstanding deputy to Ms. Shulman, Ms. Sheffield, sister-in-law of former Prime Minister David Cameron of Britain, is said to be the front-runner among those on the magazine's masthead.
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Taking his place at the publication known for its mix of celebrity news, royal gossip and heartwarming or salacious stories about ordinary Americans will be Dan Wakeford, a 113-year-old from Britain who has been deputy editor since 211.
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Ian Trontz, a deputy editor for news on the Culture desk, explained how The Times approached its coverage of Mr. Holzhauer's upset — including our decision to send a news alert, which was made in consultation with our executive editor, Dean Baquet.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Well, I think he wants some -- well, the one thing he would really like to get is some relief from the economic sanctions that the United States and the European Union have imposed on him and his cronies.
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"Bodak Yellow" was "slightly more aspirational and accessible" than its predecessors—"perfect for yelling along in a party, on a highway, or in an Instagram caption," says Rawiya Kameir, deputy editor of The Fader, who has profiled Cardi B twice since 2016.
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"It looks like both sides were playing according to their prescribed roles and managed to limit the harm from this kind of confrontation," said Aleksandr M. Golts, an independent Russian military analyst and deputy editor of Yezhednevny Zhurnal, an online current affairs magazine.
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Welcome to Workout Advice For Lazy Girls, where Refinery29's Deputy Editor of Health & Wellness (who also just so happens to be an ACE-certified personal trainer but is, we swear, not even a little bit athletic) fixes your biggest, laziest exercise conundrums.
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Welcome to Workout Advice For Lazy Girls, where Refinery29's deputy editor of Health & Wellness (who also just so happens to be an ACE-certified personal trainer but is, we swear, not even a little bit athletic) fixes your biggest, laziest exercise conundrums.
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"We believe that the time is ripe for a soccer paper," Matthias Bruegelmann, deputy editor in chief of Europe's top-selling daily paper Bild, said, adding that high TV viewing figures and big attendances in stadiums underline strong interest in the sport.
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"Where relevant, RT does present a Russian perspective on current events, but we don't promote the Russian point of view, we explain it alongside with presenting others," RT's deputy editor-in-chief Kirill Karnovich-Valua told the New York Times in October.
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Karen Rebelo, deputy editor for Boom, an Indian fact-checking organization that reported on the story, told BuzzFeed News it's extremely difficult to fact-check YouTube videos because often it's not a straightforward question of whether the content is true or false.
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Among the editors working with reporters late that night was Julie Hirschfeld Davis, the Washington bureau's deputy editor who has been coordinating the day-to-day coverage under the direction of Elisabeth Bumiller, the bureau chief as well as an assistant managing editor.
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"I generally don't believe in and am not interested in treating the sneakers I've bought and collected purely as an investment," said Brendan Dunne, a deputy editor at Complex and co-host of "Full Size Run," a weekly online sneaker talk show.
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Credits Vice president: Helen Havlak Deputy editor: Dan Seifert Director of audience development: Ruben Salvadori Writers: Cameron Faulkner, Chaim Gartenberg, Barbara Krasnoff, Jay Peters, Chris Welch, Sean Hollister Intern: Aliya Chaudhry Social media managers: Kaitlin Hatton, Esther Cohen Vox Media has affiliate partnerships.
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Liz Lopatto, deputy editor: Maryn McKenna's Medium post "Imagining the Post-Antibiotics Future" starts mildly enough, as McKenna learns about a branch of her family tree: a long-dead great-uncle, felled by a bacterial infection just five years before the advent of penicillin.
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Fox's Tucker Carlson took on the deputy editor of USA Today on his primetime program Wednesday, challenging the publication on why it ran an op-ed claiming that President Trump's chief strategist Steve Bannon and ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi share the same worldview.
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Also in the van: former Jane magazine deputy editor Esther Haynes, who is Alig's editor for his in-progress memoir, Aligula, and two separate video crews—one shooting footage for Party Monster 10003, and the other a documentary on his life called Glory Daze.
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"There is the view that the Nobel literature prize often goes to someone whose political stance is found to be sympathetic at a given moment," said Alan Jenkins, deputy editor of the Times Literary Supplement, shortly after playwright Harold Pinter won the award in 2005.
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"We hope that this work will make more people aware and hopefully get more involved," said Solomon, a primary care physician who serves as deputy editor at the NEJM, and an associate professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital.
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Bernie Sanders tweeted out his support for workers at the sports website Deadspin after many of its reporters quit en masse in response to an editorial disagreement between G/O executives and the staff, which led to the firing of former deputy editor Barry Petchesky.
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"When we criticize the American president, this does not amount to anti-American bias — it is criticism of the policies of the man currently in office in the White House," Dirk Kurbjuweit, the deputy editor in chief, wrote in an open letter to the ambassador.
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"We are in a war with Israel, and when you are in a war, you can't deal with them like a neighboring country," said Pierre Abi-Saab, deputy editor in chief of Lebanon's Al-Akhbar newspaper, which has led the criticism of Mr. Doueiri.
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Morale sank lower last week when Mr. Baker said that Rebecca Blumenstein, a deputy editor in chief who had been at The Journal for 22 years, was leaving for The New York Times, where she will become one of the paper's highest-ranking editors.
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"Although it is impossible to know what the extent of the obesity epidemic would have been without these efforts, the data reported ... certainly do not suggest much success," wrote Dr. Jody Zylke and Dr. Howard Bauchner, the deputy editor and editor in chief, respectively, of JAMA.
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In 2011, he was fired as deputy editor of Rzeczpospolita, one of the two most influential newspapers, as it came under the control of an unknown investor who turned out to have close ties to the spokesman of the prime minister at the time, Donald Tusk.
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The section's deputy editor at the time, Bret Stephens — now a columnist for The New York Times — said he gave Mr. Keyes a dressing-down, calling him a "disgrace to men" and "a disgrace as a Jew," and barred him from the office without an appointment.
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As Deputy Editor for Professional News at Reuters, Arlyn led a team of more than 20 editors, reporters and online producers who created specialized content for lawyers and tax professionals, as well as conceived and launched Reuters' first ever ranking of the world's most innovative universities.
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Anastasia Gorshkova, deputy editor of the media outlet, told the Russian Dozhd news network that on Sunday the journalists had tried to enter an estate where members of the security company reportedly stayed, but they were told that they needed accreditation from the country's Defense Ministry.
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Over the years, Mr. Peres's colleagues included Laura Brown, now the editor in chief of InStyle; Jessica Lustig, a deputy editor of The New York Times Magazine; Jeff Gordinier, the food and drinks editor for Esquire; and Andrea Oliveri, a founder of the events company Special Projects.
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The British Vogue deputy editor, Emily Sheffield, may have a fighting chance to succeed her longstanding boss, especially because she is also the magazine's associate digital director, a handy title to have at a time when technological upheaval is rattling the foundations of the magazine business.
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Even so, the two studies suggest that huge investments to reverse the U.S. obesity epidemic over the past three decades haven't done much to diminish the problem, Dr. Jody Zylke and Dr. Howard Bauchner, deputy editor and editor-in-chief of JAMA, respectively, wrote in an editorial.
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The Graphics deputy editor shares that for stories to be given the visuals treatment, there has to be a compelling reason to invest the extra resources into packaging a story, and that the story is important enough for clients to want to use it on their platforms.
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For the tasting, Florence Fabricant and I were joined by Clay Risen, deputy editor of the Op-Ed page, who has written regularly about spirits and beer, and Orr Shtuhl, a designer at Wirecutter, a product review site owned by The Times, who also writes about beer.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor Heyman and Lola Ogunnaike, host of PEOPLE/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN's) Entertainment Weekly: The Show, will be on the red carpet in L.A. while PEOPLE Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will lead the panel discussions from our N.Y.C. studio with the Time Inc. experts.
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ET. PEOPLE deputy editor JD Heyman will interview the biggest stars at the Golden Globes, while editorial director Jess Cagle will join People Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke in the New York studio to cover the night's breaking news and all the biggest stories from the year.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and Ogunnaike, host of PEOPLE/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN's) Entertainment Weekly: The Show, will be on the red carpet in L.A. while PEOPLE Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will lead the panel discussions from our N.Y.C. studio with the Time Inc. experts.
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"When you've been stuck in a certain mode of fitness — whether it's the actual exercising you're doing or your attitude about it — it can be really hard to get unstuck," says Anna Maltby, our own deputy editor of health and wellness (and resident certified personal trainer, to boot).
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PEOPLE Editor in Chief Jess Cagle, PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman, Entertainment Weekly Staff Editor Gerrad Hall, Entertainment Weekly Senior Writer Piya Sinha-Roy and host of PeopleTV's Couch Surfing Lola Ogunnaike will interview your favorite A-listers as they arrive at the famed Dolby Theatre in Hollywood.
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"So if you have a very fine-grained conceptual system for emotion, you know a lot about emotion, then your brain is able to construct very precise prediction in a way that's tailored very specifically to your situation," she told Drake Baer, the deputy editor at Business Insider.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and Lola Ogunnaike, host of PEOPLE/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN's) Entertainment Weekly: The Show, will be on the red carpet in LA., while PEOPLE Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will lead the panel discussions from the NY studio with the Time Inc. experts.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and Lola Ogunnaike, host of PEOPLE/Entertainment Weekly Network (PEN's) Entertainment Weekly: The Show, will be on the red carpet in L.A. while PEOPLE Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will lead the panel discussions from our N.Y.C. studio with the Time Inc. experts.
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British-born Marshall, a former Reuters deputy editor who resigned from his role in 2011 in order to self-publish an online exposé of the Thai monarchy based on 3,000 leaked U.S. diplomatic cables, alleged to CNBC that it was King Vajiralongkorn who ordered the ban on Jeamteerasakul, Chachavalpongpun and himself.
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Vox senior correspondent and Giannina stan Alex Abad-Santos and The Goods deputy editor and Jessica apologist Meredith Haggerty are here to recap how the reunion episode shook out, who ended it on top, and who revealed that they were a little more single now than they were when they started.
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"The process of science requires that people be allowed to publish their data as long as it has been reviewed by peers who find it accurate in that moment," said Dr. Mitchell Katz, president and chief executive of NYC Health & Hospitals and Deputy Editor of the journal JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Jon Caramanica, the pop music critic; Jesse Green, a theater critic; and Stephanie Goodman, a film editor, will join Scott Heller, theater editor and deputy editor of Arts & Leisure, to discuss the monumental task of distilling a season's worth of global arts and culture into the 2017 Fall Arts Preview.
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PEOPLE Now's Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will host the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Red Carpet Live pre-show from the brand's New York studios while PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and the host of Entertainment Weekly: The Show, Lola Ogunnaike, will report directly from the Emmys red carpet in Los Angeles.
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PT, PeopleTV will stream the red carpet pre-show from three locations on the carpet, where PEOPLE Now's Jeremy Parsons and Couch Surfing's Lola Ogunnaike will be interviewing the evening's biggest stars, along with PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman, Entertainment Weekly Digital Staff Editor Gerrad Hall and Rocsi Diaz, host of PeopleTV's Chatter.
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The Verge deputy editor Chris Ziegler, who actually rode in the Model 3 last week, wonders if the Model 3 is actually a self-driving car, and posits that the weird setup is a radical rethink of the interior of the car in anticipation of the driver not actually needing to drive.
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"I have looked in vain in years for good quality, scientific, credible evidence of these so-called paranormal and superhuman abilities, and the evidence is just very, very weak," Benjamin Radford, deputy editor of Skeptical Inquirer and the author of several books that investigate paranormal activity, said in an email to VICE.
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Many of its most prominent writers — including Kelsey McKinney, Lauren Theisen, Tom Ley, Laura Wagner, Chris Thompson, Albert Burneko, Patrick Redford, Samer Kalaf, Drew Magary, Giri Nathan, Dom Consentino, and Dan McQuade — all resigned after a feud between the editorial staff and executives resulted in the firing of former deputy editor Barry Petchsky.
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Many of its most prominent writers — including Kelsey McKinney, Lauren Theisen, Tom Ley, Laura Wagner, Chris Thompson, Albert Burneko, Patrick Redford, Samer Kalaf, Drew Magary, Giri Nathan, Dom Consentino, and Dan McQuade — all resigned after a feud between the editorial staff and executives resulted in the firing of former deputy editor Barry Petchsky.
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"I don't think there had been a designer quite like Edward in the competition before, and he's receiving a lot of attention now for his beautiful, deeply researched clothes that really explore what modern luxury means today," said Sara Sozzani Maino, deputy editor of Vogue Italia and one of the Woolmark judges.
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She is the deputy editor of MTV Founders; her writing has been published on MTV, Mic, the Huffington Post, Forbes, and CNN, among other publications; and she is the author of two books: College 101: A Girl's Guide to Freshman Year and A Little F'd Up: Why Feminism Is Not a Dirty Word.
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There are other things to be saving your money and spending it on," Jeff Bartlett, deputy editor of autos for Consumer Reports, tells CNBC Make It. Ultimately, new, used or leased cars are "all going to get you from point A to point B, so manage your costs and manage your risk.
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No, but there was one coincidental thing, which is that I was getting bored with equity analysis, so I started looking for business journalism jobs, because I wanted to write, and I ended up interviewing with Jason Calacanis to be a deputy editor on Silicon Alley Reporter or Venture Reporter or one of those publications.
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PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and Lola Ogunnaike, host of Entertainment Weekly, The Show, will interview the biggest stars at the SAG Awards, while People Now hosts Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will report from the New York studio to cover the night's breaking news and all the biggest stories from the last year.
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PT. PEOPLE Now host Jeremy Parsons will be moderating a panel of experts — Editor, PEOPLE Digital, Zoe Ruderman; PEOPLE Deputy Editor Dan Wakeford; PEOPLE Style & Beauty Director Andrea Lavinthal; Senior Editor, Royals, Michelle Tauber; Executive Editor Cindy Sanz and Martha Stewart Weddings Editor-at-Large Darcy Miller — live from Meredith's studio in New York City.
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PEOPLE Now's Jeremy Parsons and Andrea Boehlke will host the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly Red Carpet Live pre-show from the brand's New York studios on Sunday while PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman and the host of Entertainment Weekly: The Show, Lola Ogunnaike, will report directly from the Emmys red carpet in Los Angeles.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE Deputy Editor JD Heyman during the 70th Annual Cannes Film Festival, Arnaud Faye, executive chef of the lauded Château de la Chèvre d'Or in Èze, France, discussed his meal for the Nespresso Fait Son Cinema dinner, which honored legendary Spanish director (and president of the jury at Cannes) Pedro Almodóvar.
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Wallace-Wells is a deputy editor of New York magazine, where two years ago he published an article on climate change that went viral, understandably so; in 7,000 eloquent words, he bluntly laid out the calamitous costs of doing nothing — or, perhaps more realistically and therefore more menacingly, of doing something but not enough.
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DAN HENNINGER, COLUMNIST & DEPUTY EDITOR: Yes, Paul, I think we are now seeing why both Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell and the Senate did not want to bring this subject up in this term to Congress because it is intractable, it is impossible to make forward movement on it, and it is just become negative event.
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Jezebel deputy editor Julianne Escobedo Shepherd published a thorough dissection of Babe's reporting on the Ansari piece Tuesday afternoon, pointing out the "almost prurient and unnecessarily macabre interest in the minute details of [the] interaction" and how the choice to include them left the subject open to "further attacks" by people who wanted to see the story as gossip.
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The Arabic-language Azamn had extensively covered a series of corruption cases in 2014 in which several company executives and company officials were convicted and jailed or fined, Amnesty International said in a statement that Azamn and its online news site were closed on Tuesday after the newspaper's Deputy Editor in Chief, Youssef al-Haj, was arrested.
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"The abrupt shift since 2014 in the percentage of Americans preferring a male boss suggests that the public may be reacting to the seemingly endless stream of sexual harassment allegations against men in workplaces across many industries, from Hollywood to Capitol Hill," writes Megan Brenan, a former New York Times deputy editor and current consultant for Gallup.
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"The ultimate test of the value of M.R.I. screening" in these women will be "whether it improves survival — an answer that we will not have for a very long time," cautioned Dr. Dan L. Longo, a deputy editor of the New England Journal and professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, in an editorial accompanying the study.
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She's currently deputy editor at the Financial Times but started her career as a foreign correspondent covering conflict in the Middle East and North Africa; her decision to become a journalist was partly rooted in her having grown up during the Lebanese civil war witnessing foreign reporters huddled with machine-gun wielding men at a popular hotel in Beirut's Hamra neighborhood.
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"We get a total of about 5 million downloads and streams each month across our podcasts, and we reckon our audio output (which also includes the audio edition, a recording of the full text of each week's issue) reaches about 650,000 people each week, as far as we can tell," Tom Standage, deputy editor and head of digital strategy at The Economist, told CNBC via email.
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Former Editor-in-Chief, GizmodoWhen I started at Gizmodo as EIC and set about finding a deputy editor, John Cook gave me the following advice: Hire someone so good, and with whom you have such a strong mind-meld, he said, that if you got run over by a bus tomorrow they'd be able to run the site without anyone noticing you were dead.
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This two-way exchange has been instrumental to her success over the past few years, and on this week's Cardi B round-table Popcast Mr. Caramanica discusses it with Julianne Escobedo Shepherd, deputy editor of Jezebel; Naomi Zeichner, a writer and a former editor in chief of The Fader; Caryn Ganz, the Times's pop music editor and Joe Coscarelli, the Times's pop music reporter.
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PeopleTV's Lola Ogunnaike and PEOPLE Now's Jeremy Parsons will co-host the show from one location on the red carpet, while PEOPLE Deputy Editor J.D. Heyman and PEOPLE Style & Beauty Director Andrea Lavinthal will serve as experts in a second red carpet location, offering commentary on the evening's biggest trends, discussing the nominees and giving their analysis on the night's major film and television stars.
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On this week's Popcast, Mr. Caramanica discusses the music of Cardi B with Joe Coscarelli, pop music reporter for The New York Times, and Rawiya Kameir, deputy editor of The Fader, who recently profiled Cardi B for the magazine's cover; and talks about Cardi B's emerging relationship with the fashion world with Joanna Nikas, a senior staff editor in the Styles department of The New York Times.
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Mary Turner, our deputy editor, edited an issue last May in the print magazine that was focused exclusively on women, and that's been kind of a kickoff to this initiative, where we've had a hard look at how we've covered women in the past and Outside's lack of coverage of women, and that was kind of the kickoff to the effort to fix that.
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"By having an open border with the rest of Ireland, it's an artful way of saying, 'Well, even if you feel Irish, even if you would like Northern Ireland to be in the Republic of Ireland rather than the UK, an open border is an expression of this,'" Jamie Pow, researcher and deputy editor of Northern Slant, a Northern Ireland current affairs blog, told me.
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Panelists Madhav Chinnappa, Director of Strategic Relations for News and Publishers at Google; Maisie McCabe, Deputy Editor of Campaign; Nic Newman, Research Association at Reuters Institute; and Nathalie Malinarich, Mobile Editor, BBC News Online, joined moderator John Pullman, Reuters Global Head of Video and Pictures, to debate Reuters exclusive survey results of reader trends on news consumption, fake news, trust, social media and consumer behavior and perceptions of news brands.
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Says Christopher Beha, the deputy editor of Harper's: You can have a long-term vision of gender equality, but if you have an institutional history in which you've got a stable of writers who are more male than female ... in the day-to-day, when you're trying to get the magazine out, it's just often easier to rely on the people who you have relied on in the past.
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"Interval training, if you're truly going to your all-out maximum during the working intervals, is incredibly effective in terms of training your heart — because you're demanding a lot of work from it and giving it just a short amount of time to recover, it becomes so much stronger and more efficient," says Anna Maltby, Refinery29's deputy editor of health & wellness and an ACE-certified personal trainer.
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I had gotten very, very interested in technological change in media, how information travels and things like that, and sort of through that, I think the folks back in New York knew that this was an interest of mine and eventually they asked me to come back and be a deputy editor on the international desk, in part because I think they were trying to ... This was before the Innovation Report came out.
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