From reading these comics, I'd guess that you're a regular reader.
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But during the lunch, he made a confession: He remains a regular reader.
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Are you going to ask a regular reader to pay for Business Insider?
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If you're a regular reader of this newsletter, you've heard that idea before.
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If you're a regular reader of this column, you may recognize the name Raj Chetty.
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And if you're a regular reader of Gizmodo, you've seen the GIFs and horrifying photos to prove it.
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And if you're a regular reader of our shopping coverage, you know we like to share good news.
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"It's a sad day," said regular reader Say Sokny, 36, who had been unable to find a copy.
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Although I write light verse, I'm not a regular reader of what my family calls grown-up poetry.
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If you're a regular reader of this site, you know that we'll put a turtleneck under anything and everything.
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If you're a regular reader of R29, by now you've probably realized that we're pretty obsessed with our brows.
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If you're a regular reader of this newsletter, you know that I think individual actions can affect national politics.
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Apparently a regular reader of She's A Homewrecker, Baxter had a habit of compounding the damage to people shamed on the site.
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And if you're a regular reader here, we bet your interest in fashion is already informing some of these crucial sartorial choices.
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If you're a regular reader or a first-timer, you can get Trending in your inbox every week by signing up here.
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If you're a regular reader or a first-timer, you can get Trending in your inbox every week by signing up here.
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If you're a regular reader of The Verge, you may be familiar with Jake Kastrenakes' bluntly named, eloquently written weekly roundup of movie trailers.
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If you're a regular reader here at Refinery29, you know that we believe the pressure to have the ideal "bikini body" has got to go.
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The king was a regular reader of the newspaper and told Mr. Krisher that he relied on it to know what was going on around the country.
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The publisher's top priority is figuring out how to turn the casual visitor into a regular reader who stops by the site eight to 24 times a week, he said.
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NELSON MARANS NEW YORK ♦ To the Editor: Although I am a regular reader of the Book Review, I would like to thank you for something that involves no words.
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A regular reader of mine left a frantic message claiming president elect Barack Obama would make white people slaves as payback for all that white people had done to black people.
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He is a regular reader of the magazines — like Harper's, The New Yorker and The Atlantic — in which I have published dozens of deeply reported stories over the past 20 years.
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As any regular reader of this column knows, I am no prude when it comes to sexual liberty, and I am not one who relishes exploring the details of marital indiscretion.
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In a telephone interview, Mr. Vincent explained that Mr. Giamatti was a regular reader of Ms. Smith's dispatches in The Courant and considered her the best baseball writer in the country.
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However, if you're a regular reader of this site, you are also no doubt familiar with the culinary value of marijuana, and you may even be aware of its interchangeability with rosemary.
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You'll also require a meat cleaver or machete—which, if you're a regular reader of MUNCHIES, we pretty much assume you have at the ready at all times—to crack open your coconut.
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At a higher level, about a third of the book is devoted to the history of automation, (generalized) AI, and the potential for autonomy, topics which should be familiar to any regular reader of TechCrunch.
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If you're a regular reader of this newsletter, you probably understand the difference between climate and weather, but you should still read this beautiful essay by one of our climate science experts, Kendra Pierre-Louis.
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At the time I wasn't a regular reader, but I sure as hell knew what Valleywag was — a mean pit bull unleashed on tech executives and even hapless geeks who worked for big companies like ... Google.
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No one you know actually wants to own a Galaxy Fold, but if you're a regular reader of Gizmodo's gadget coverage you probably, on some level, covet one (or at least want to check it out).
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But even if you're a regular reader, you probably wish you had more time to get through your bookcase and actually read all the books you've got piling up in there, instead of just saying you did.
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If you're a regular reader of Vox, you'll start to see The Big Idea pieces sprinkled among the site's offerings; or, if you want a straight dose, you can seek us out at vox.com/the-big-idea.
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In a way, it was the last time we here at THUMP UK were happy, and if you're a regular reader you'll remember that our happiness stemmed from the arrival of a new online collaboration between Evian Christ and the designer David Rudnick.
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Sliding past the postcard display, a 28-year old sales associate named Baptiste who was buying a copy explained that, while he doesn't buy Charlie Hebdo on a weekly basis, he has been a regular reader of the provocative weekly since before the attack.
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Elyse approached me as a regular reader of Ask a Manager, and when she's not writing about America's first lesbian publications or researching the history of bourgeois protest in popular mid-20th-century novels, she tracks patterns in the history of advice columns as a hobby.
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If you are a regular reader of Noisey dot com, you may remember us spending the day in Paisley with a then-19-year-old rising Scottish MC called Shogun, who gave us a tour of his local area and showed us round the "wee tin roofed semi detached gaff" that he shares with his mum.
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That noise, a lugubrious, rolling, propulsive thing, once heard, never forgotten, emerged from the fingers of LA born musician Paul Jackson Jr. Jackson Jr—who's worked with the likes of Elton John, Lionel Richie, and his namesake Michael—isn't a household name here in the UK, unless you're a regular reader of Bass Enthusiast Quarterly, despite his long and successful career.
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Congratulations to this week's quiz masters: Ian Jackson (who tells us he's a regular reader based in Thailand!), Sandy Sycafoose, Milt Mungo, Jekka Garner, Steve Valley, Alison Howard, Beverly Cigler, Michael Colvin, William Chittam, Mona Salama, Charles Weeks, Mary Ellen Altendorfer, Jack Taylor, Jerry LaCamera, Burton Keeble, Elizabeth Murphy, Rich Gruber, David Straney, Norm Roberts, David Crockett, Nicholas Perry, Paul Vee, Ron Carr, Glen Clark, Mike Gancar and Dara Umberger.
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Stephen King had been a regular reader of Cemetery Dance, a horror magazine, and sent an unsolicited short story to be published there in 1992. The resulting publicity helped to raise their profile.
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The Controller of BBC Radio 4, Mark Damazer, attempted to explain its popularity: Zeb Soanes, a regular Shipping Forecast reader, described it thus: Another regular reader of the Forecast, Kathy Clugston, described it as "Like a lullaby, almost".
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Glatt's interest in music developed from an early age. He became a regular reader of Billboard Magazine as of the age of thirteen.Peter Robb, The music man: Harvey Glatt has never stopped moving to his own beat. Ottawa Citizen, October 12, 2014.
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Turney (2005), 70 His interest in the BBC endured until his arrest; he was a regular reader of the in-house magazine Ariel, and had reportedly kept four copies of the memorial issue which featured Jill Dando's murder. George has exhibited an interest in celebrities.
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333, 1998 Random House John Toland wrote that evidence indicates Hitler was a regular reader of Ostara.Toland, John [Adolf Hitler] p. 45, 1976 Anchor Books. Toland also included a poem that Hitler allegedly wrote while serving in the German Army on the Western Front in 1915.
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Breivik had been active on several anti-Islamic and nationalist blogs, including document.no, and was a regular reader of Gates of Vienna, the Brussels Journal and Jihad Watch. Breivik has frequently praised the writings of blogger Fjordman. He used Fjordman's thinking to justify his actions, citing him 111 times in the manifesto.
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Statue of Alexandre Bóveda at San Xosé square, Pontevedra. Bóveda studied French and commerce in the city of A Coruña. He also worked as a school teacher in his natal city of Ourense. He was a regular reader of the Galicianist journal ', and he soon felt the need to express his own ideas.
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The publisher and primary writer was John Bauldie, who died in 1996; a website exists about the periodical and 15 Dylan-related books, of which 13 were published by The Telegraph, and two—anthologies, consisting mostly of Telegraph articles—each had multiple publishers, according to country. On the magazine website, Bauldie claimed that Dylan was a regular reader of The Telegraph.
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Gardner became aware of slavery at an early age. She became a student, teacher, lecturer, and worker in the cause of human liberty and equal rights. She was a regular reader of The Liberator when she was eighteen years old. In 1841, she was instrumental in calling a remarkable antislavery meeting in Nantucket when she was twenty-five years of age, which was largely attended.
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Entertainment Today said that the first installment of Gantz was good, but that the voice-over work detracted from the experience. Twitch Film published the review of regular reader Brandon Tenold, who stated that the effects were "quite impressive" and called it "a pretty good slice of Japanese-style popcorn cinema." The Japan Times called the second film, Gantz: Perfect Answer, an action-packed but disappointing followup.
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Engraver Orlando Jewitt, who had worked for Carroll in 1859 and reviewed Carroll's drawings for Wonderland, suggested that he employ a professional. Carroll was a regular reader of Punch and therefore familiar with Tenniel, who in 1865 had long talks with Carroll before illustrating the first edition of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Chapter 12: Alice's evidence. MS Eng 718.6 (12) Tenniel, John, Sir, 1820–1914.
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David and Naphtali often study together at nightly vigils until morning worshippers come. David begins to feel an inner conflict between the religious instruction he receives and his growing interest in girls. He also thinks of his childhood dislike for Red Esther, the daughter of one of the other families in his basement home. Meanwhile, a Pole moves to Antomir and becomes a regular reader at the synagogue.
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Doyle joined the RTÉ newsroom in 1978 and read her first news bulletin on Christmas Day that year. She became a regular reader for bulletins on both radio and television news services. In 1983, she became one of four presenters for RTÉ One's early evening news, then known as Newstime. The program was relaunched in 1988 as the Six One News with Doyle becoming co-anchor alongside Seán Duignan two years later.
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Ian Messiter, My Life and Other Games, 1990, On television, he co-hosted his own TV variety series on BBC2 with the Young Generation entitled Meanwhile On BBC2, which ran for 10 episodes from 17 April 1971. He was a frequent contributor to the 1973–74 revival of What's My Line?, hosted the weekly entertainment show International Cabaret and was a regular reader on the children's storytelling series Jackanory on BBC1, hosting 69 episodes.
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His family moved from Lancashire to Stapleton Road, Bristol, as his parents took over a shop there, and the family lived in a two- bedroom flat above it. Javid is able to hold a conversation in Punjabi. As a teenager, Javid developed an interest in financial markets, following the Thatcher government's privatisations. He says that, at the age of fourteen, he borrowed £500 from a bank to invest in shares and became a regular reader of the Financial Times.
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John Bauldie (23 August 1949 – 22 October 1996) was a British journalist, noted as one of the foremost experts on the work of Bob Dylan. He was editor of the Dylan fanzine The Telegraph, and was also on the launch staff of Q magazine. On the magazine website, Bauldie claimed that Dylan was a regular reader of The Telegraph. Bauldie died in controversial circumstances in a helicopter crash with the businessman Matthew Harding, having watched his favourite football team, Bolton Wanderers, defeat Chelsea.
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In 1939 he went into exile to Paris, where he was caught up by Second World War. He was mobilized in the Artillery School for officers, and after the German occupation of the country, the French government, at whose head was Pétain, demobilized him and he resumed his studies. He returned to Catalonia in 1945. He was a regular reader of «La Semana Internacional» («The International week»), a magazine published in Chile by Joan Bardina, who also had an influence on him.
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A regular reader in New York City and its tri-state area, Koundakjian has appeared in five international poetry festivals: at Santiago, Chile Medellin, Colombia, 2010; Lima, Peru, 2013; Ramallah, West Bank, 2013; and Trois- Rivières, Quebec, Canada, 2014. Her translations of modern Istanbul poets have been included in Western Armenian language teaching manuals. Lola has received two grants from the Northern Manhattan Arts Alliance, New York, USA, and the Naji Naaman Literary Prize in Lebanon. She is the author of the Armenian/English poetry collection The Accidental Observer,The Accidental Observer, Amazon.
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The three girls, Patsy Doyle, Beth De Graf, and Louise Merrick Weldon, become bored with vacationing and want to participate more in town life. Beth is a regular reader of newspapers, so with Uncle John's money, they decide to establish a newspaper of their own, with stereotype plates from the wire service liberally peppered with local news and gossip. The latter is primarily handled by Louise. Her husband, Arthur Weldon, has his name highest on the masthead (as was common with female-run organizations at the time),Isenberg, Alison.
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Bradshaw was born in Kingston, Jamaica,"Sonny Bradshaw", Daily Telegraph, 1 December 2009, retrieved 19 December 2009. the only child of Edgar and Gladys Bradshaw, until the birth of his sister Marion twenty years later. He attended Central Branch Conservatorium and then Kingston Technical High School, and was a regular reader of Popular Mechanics magazine, which led to him building his own radio, allowing him to listen to music from Cuba and the United States. His first job after leaving school was at Montague's Musique on Tower Street, and he taught himself to read music and play the trumpet.
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Munindra Palace He was the regular reader of magazines or books published in Hindi, Maithili, Bangla, and Sanskrit. Hori Pachisi is a collection of 25 Holi- related songs in Maithili written by Thakur. During his life Thakur also produced a number of books including a novel Saundaryooashnaka Puraskar and the play Dahej, and he translated a number of Bengali and Persian stories into Maithili, including Gramkatha (from Bengali to Maithili) and Nongar Sneha (from Persian to Maithili) between 1930 and 1940. The Maithili scholar Dr. Harendra Mohan carried a detailed study upon Saundaryooashnaka Puraskar( Novel ), and it was published in the year 1932.
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Hearing that she will only accept being his girlfriend if they do not have sex at all, Terumi refuses, noting it's too unreasonable a request. As Terumi moved on to the rest of the targets, she deals with bouts of jealously, eventually developing romantic feelings for him, though she is too scared and nervous to take their relationship any further. Her best friend is Tsukiko, who she confides her problems with and is a regular reader of her erotic novels. She never finds out the truth that Tsukiko and Terumi have slept with one another at one point.
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Pavlovsk train terminal, 19th century Ball in Pavlovsk on the occasion of 25th anniversary of the Tsarskoye Selo Railways After Paul's death in 1801 the palace was proclaimed a residence of his widow, Maria Feodorovna. During that time, it was frequently visited by famous poets and novelists including Sergey Glinka, Nikolay Karamzin and Ivan Krylov. Vasily Zhukovsky was a regular reader for Maria Feodorovna and the teacher of Russian language and literature for Princess Charlotte of Württemberg, the wife of Grand Duke Michael Pavlovich of Russia who inherited Pavlovsk after the death of Maria Feodorovna in 1828. Michael Pavlovich spent his childhood in Pavlovsk, and then cared much about the city.
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253 He described 1916 as being ruined by its pacifist agenda, and a "manifesto" serving to "flog virtues"; still, he reserved praise for the "somber and dramatic" manner in which Aderca chose to render the war scenes.Călinescu, p.790 Călinescu censured the scenes of bloodlust and thievery, calling them "enormities" and "slanted falsities", and concluding: "A critic reads the book without emotion and finds in it the spiritual expression of an old people, greatly gifted but with some of its faculties blunted, [whereas] a regular reader cannot escape a legitimate feeling of antipathy." Some of these points have been cited by other researchers as evidence of Călinescu's residual antisemitism, which is argued to have also surfaced in his treatment of other Jewish authors.
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He received Earphones Awards from AudioFile magazine for his recordings of Stephen Greenblatt's National Book Award-winning The Swerve, Paul Farmer's Haiti: After the Earthquake (with Meryl Streep and Eric Conger), and Kristopher Jansma's The Unchangeable Spots of Leopards. In a feature profile, The New York Times Magazine called him "The Voice of God", in part because of his narration of the Hebrew Bible. Other major titles include War and Peace, The Metamorphosis, and Karl Ove Knausgaards six-volume autobiographical opus, My Struggle which he considers his most ambitious, it took him 200 hours over the course of five years to finish. Ballerini has been a regular reader of New Yorker long form articles by way of the Audm app.
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He defended a master's degree thesis on the Celtic shield in Europe under Kazimierz Godłowski in 1972. In 1973, Domaradzki was awarded a doctorate grant by the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and arrived in Bulgaria to study ancient Thrace of the 1st millennium BC. He spent the 22 years from 1976, when he took his doctor's degree (his dissertation was about the Celtic invasions in Thrace) under professor Ivan Venedikov, to his death in 1998, based in that country. Domaradzki was a regular reader at Veliko Tarnovo University and held a master's course on Celtic art at New Bulgarian University, besides giving lectures at various Central European universities, most notably the Jagiellonian University, the University of Warsaw and the Charles University in Prague. In late 1997, he was appointed head of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Opole.
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