Some of the country's most widely read publications disappeared altogether.
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Hollande wanted the book to be readable, and widely read.
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"And it's only the beginning," his widely read blog promised.
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In a widely read manifesto posted in 2011 on his survivalblog.
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In a widely read article published early this year on arXiv.
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His Fortune newsletter, The Term Sheet, was widely read and respected.
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Thrush was accused of sexual misconduct in a widely read Vox article.
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The most widely read opposition newspaper, Nepszabadsag, was shut down in 2016.
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His work is usually widely read in China — until it is censored.
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The widely read newspaper is no Mother Jones or The Village Voice.
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It received positive reviews in Ireland, however, and was widely read there.
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Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid, laid blame on Britain and Europe.
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Let's say you're an editor of a widely read online publication like BuzzFeed.
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The MGI report will be widely read by African politicians and civil servants.
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In widely read blogs, in protests in Port-au-Prince and outside Mrs.
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Danoff did not mention Wells Fargo in his widely read commentary released on Tuesday.
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And even those who have been published in the U.S. are not widely read.
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Wonderful to see the prize given to an author widely read outside his country.
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In 2013 he published the widely-read book Cyber War Will Not Take Place.
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The more widely read Chinese version ignored it, as did television and other news outlets.
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It is rare for a sociology book to be widely read, let alone acted on.
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Specifically, a lot of very serious men who are widely read by very serious men.
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Ayn Rand 's is the most famous; Robert Heinlein's is perhaps the most widely read.
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During that time he also garnered acclaim for his widely read politics newsletter, The Note.
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Martin Flatley, the chief of the local Police Department, said the newspaper was widely read.
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Woe unto those who believe that the meanings between the lines will be widely read.
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Buffett lamented these states of affairs in his widely read annual letter to Berkshire shareholders.
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Emily Oster's widely read book Expecting Better concludes there's little evidence that light drinking causes harm.
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The decrease in tariffs was widely read as a positive step towards resolving the Sino-U.
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"Cory Booker Hates Public Schools" blusters a headline from Jacobin, a widely read democratic-socialist magazine.
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The province's most widely read newspapers, including the national Globe and Mail, all endorsed the Liberals.
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A bestseller when it first came out in Australia, it deserves to be more widely read.
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A former engineer published a widely-read blog detailing her difficulties trying to report sexual harassment.
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But Ansar Abbasi, a widely read conservative columnist, asked media not to focus on Jamshed's music.
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Critics said fake news often was more widely read than news reported by major media organizations.
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This 1961 classic of urban planning continues to be widely read in the real estate field.
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"There was a lot of panic," agreed Stephen Schork, editor of the widely read Schork Report.
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The widely read Global Times said Williamson needed to state clearly the purpose of the mission.
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Australia's "oldest and favorite newspaper," The Betoota Advocate is increasingly one of its most widely read.
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The latest report, released Tuesday, is widely read globally for the IMF's assessment of the world economy.
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"NOT LEANING IN… LEANING LEFT!" blared the top story on The Drudge Report, a widely read website.
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How to get rich in AmericaFebruary 210nd Our most widely read explainer of the year was divisive.
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Amy Siskind's "The List" compiles her widely read online annal of breaks from democratic tradition during 2017.
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"Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?" the Atlantic asked in a provocative and widely read 21 cover story.
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But WeChat users were determined for the article to be widely read, and reposted the story continuously.
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The son of a Harvard professor, he became one, too, as well as a widely read historian.
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Legendary female impersonator Julian Eltinge ran a magazine widely read by women for its pro makeup tips.
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He was Britain's first Nobel laureate in literature, and probably the most widely read writer since Tennyson.
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Q. When "The Cowshed" was published in China in 1998, it is supposed to have been widely read.
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On Wednesday, however, widely read tabloid Global Times reported that the action appeared to be a "concerted effort".
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Refinery29 Senior Entertainment Writer Sesali Bowen has been unpacked this myth in a widely read feature for Refinery29.
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Her widely-read essay in Politico earlier this week alleged favoritism from the DNC for the Clinton campaign.
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Even Italians struggle to understand why she would want to write in a language much less widely read.
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The Beijing News, widely read in the capital, put the ruination of the ruins on its front page.
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The reason they remain popular and widely read today is this implicit question: What would you have done?
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In the past, successful African writers often first gained renown abroad, yet weren't widely read in their homelands.
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Another widely read but completely false post claimed that setting off fireworks would sterilize germs in the air.
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"Certainly it should be widely read," John Crowley wrote of "Lanark" in The New York Times Book Review.
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If nothing else, it serves as an indicator of industry opinion — Lazard's annual report is very widely read.
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I am a Christian, and Endō's Silence has been widely read and studied in my community for decades.
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In an editorial, the widely read Global Times tabloid said Western political theories were of no use to China.
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Go, for example, posts two or three pieces of analysis or advice each month to his widely read blog.
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Texts far older and far less widely-read remain a part of English class curriculums, on book store shelves.
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Robert S. Abbott's Chicago Defender was widely read in the South, championing full racial equality and encouraging migration north.
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The widely read missive usually blends a review of Berkshire Hathaway's operations with folksy wisdom and advice for investors.
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It's widely read for clues on where the world's most famous investor thinks the economy and markets are headed.
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In May, several security publications, including widely read reporter Brian Krebs and blogger Graham Cluley reported on the breach.
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It was interesting, because it's absolutely the most important part, is having a widely read and widely referenced ... Critical.
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The most widely read annual diversity studies don't report data that separates United States-born Latinos from Latin Americans.
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Run by veteran investigative journalists, it is well-respected and widely read, though mostly among the upper middle class.
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In May, several security publications, including widely read reporter Brian Krebs and blogger Graham Cluley reported on the breach.
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Widely-read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said Taiwan was now a step closer to having no diplomatic allies.
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"'Mad Dog' Mattis in South Korea was unexpectedly soft," read a headline in OhMyNews, a widely read online newspaper.
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A widely read Chinese state-run newspaper said on Thursday that the country should prepare for military action over Taiwan.
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But the far more widely read Chinese version of the paper was silent on how the decision might affect China.
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By this morning, it was on the top of Hacker News, a widely read forum in the US tech community.
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Ms Shafak, who writes in both Turkish and English, is the most widely read female author in her native country.
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Ben Thompson, the author of Stratechery, a widely read newsletter, has summarised this shift in what he calls "aggregation theory".
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Thomas Brooks (Ret.), wrote about the discrepancy this month in a Navy journal that's being widely read among the military.
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Challenged fellow athletes to do more to speak out on social-justice issues in a widely read Instagram post. 2.
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Almost a year ago, Jezebel published a widely-read interview with a woman who'd had an abortion at 32 weeks.
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This week Yu Shaolei, a senior editor of Southern Metropolis Daily, a widely read newspaper, resigned in protest against censorship.
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They should therefore reach larger audiences and, in turn, be more influential simply by virtue of being more widely read.
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Mr Higashida, then 13, became internationally famous and is now probably the most widely read Japanese author after Haruki Murakami.
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The widely read Global Times tabloid said in an editorial that China must prepare for containment by the United States.
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Catherine gave us the story behind her moving, and widely read, article on John Shields's decision to end his life.
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In a widely-read (and long) op-ed, Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes turned on his old buddy Mark Zuckerberg.
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George Orwell's "1984," a fictional condemnation of totalitarianism, is widely read because it is considered a classic of world literature.
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But Sabah — Turkey's most widely read daily newspaper — hasn't made the waiting easy for Trump or his friends in Riyadh.
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Though considered a German latter-day Shakespeare, Goethe is much less widely read in the English-speaking world than at home.
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You can also opt to just look at the most widely read stories of the moment, independent of your personal context.
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It's still bonkers to think Amazon would manage to completely sell out of a classic, mass-market book this widely read.
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For example: is a post on a widely read blog that is supported by advertising a non-commercial expression of opinion?
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The widely read The Stranger Besides Me was, and still is, a gateway book into the world of true-crime writing.
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By the time he was twelve, he was widely read in history and had studied experimental science, mathematics, philosophy, and economics.
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Earlier this month, prominent Bitcoin developer Mike Hearn penned a widely read essay announcing that he was quitting the Bitcoin world.
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A paper by Mary might rank below a paper by Mark, making it harder to find, and probably less widely read.
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Should The Atlantic foolishly succumb to pressure to rescind your job offer, you'll still be widely read, presumably at National Review.
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The widely read Global Times tabloid said last week amphibious landing operations and long-distance attacks were likely to be simulated.
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Widely read Chinese state-run newspaper the Global Times said the Kim-Xi meeting proved naysayers wrong about Beijing-Pyongyang relations.
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Mr. Albright published a widely read report that mapped, for the first time, connections between conservative sites putting out fake news.
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I recently reread "The Street" and I just can't figure out why this work is not more widely read and celebrated.
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Under her leadership, Clarín — the word is Spanish for bugle — solidified its position as the country's most widely read daily newspaper.
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For example, just one or two of the 17863 pages in the island's mostly widely read newspaper, L'Express, are in English.
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This last is the 103th book by Shafak, a British-Turkish novelist who is one of Turkey's most widely read authors.
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And he sometimes wielded the "forward" button on his email as a weapon, making sure certain messages from management were widely read.
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The low persuasive rate of fake news stories suggests that they weren't as widely read or shared as we may have thought.
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"In terms of cooperation with China, African countries know best," widely read tabloid the Global Times wrote in an editorial on Monday.
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The original music video that premiered in May 2018 was widely read as a commentary on systemic racism in the United States.
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" He was so aloof to other issues that a widely read German news magazine ran a story headlined "Smiling from a distance.
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They range from widely read journalists like Ramzi Malouki to people like Alena Prime of Tahiti, whose bylines are not available online.
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At a global distribution volume of 203 million copies, it might be one of the most widely read publications in the world.
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Last year, Abe updated his signature economic platform, a move widely read as a sign of recognition that previous policies weren't working.
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The Global Times, a widely-read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, was blunter in its assessment though.
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And for that matter, it's not usually one of the world's largest and most widely-read news organization on the other end.
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"My dream is for this to become the most widely read news and information site with news about New York," Miller said.
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The now widely read newsletter has over 7 million subscribers and even got 100,000 people to vote in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Rivera published a widely read piece titled "Arte Puro, Puros Maricones" — "Pure Art, Pure Faggots" — and repeated the slur in public talks.
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I wrote the article, which is pretty wonky and technical, in law school and never thought it would be so widely read.
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Since then, more than 30 million copies have been sold, making it one of the most widely read fantasy epics in history.
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For more than a quarter-century, Smith's column — titled simply "Liz Smith" — was one of the most widely read in the world.
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What everybody knows about John Hersey is that he wrote " Hiroshima ," the one widely read book about the effects of nuclear war.
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Jin Yong, the pen name of Louis Cha, was one of the most widely read 21972th-century writers in the Chinese language.
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Widely read Chinese state-backed tabloid the Global Times said in a Monday editorial that military flexing may be the next step.
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Der Spiegel, the most widely read German news weekly, features the Republican presidential front-runner on the cover of this week's issue.
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"The majority saw the president's declaration as disdainful to the seriousness of the situation," The Sensationalist, a widely read satirical website, said.
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The Global Times, a widely-read Chinese state-run newspaper, said China should warn Taiwan and the United States against any provocation.
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Trump coverage, after all, may be both widespread and widely read, but it isn't especially positive about the candidate or his ideas.
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So said Paul Biggar, founder of CircleCI, in a widely read Medium post, expanding on Vanity Fair's excerpt of Emily Chang's new book.
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Matt Fiedler at the Brookings Institution noticed this loophole Tuesday, and the Wall Street Journal wrote about in a widely read article Thursday.
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With over 1.5 billion hits, Todd's After ended up becoming the most widely-read book on Wattpad (print copies sold over 11 million).
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The widely-read Global Times is published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily but its editorials do not reflect government policy.
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Last week, the former editor in chief of Al Masry Al Youm, one of Egypt's most widely read newspapers, was released on bail.
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In a Thursday editorial, widely-read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said the United States was trying to play the victim.
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We also examined the raw data behind another widely read version of this thesis and found it had not taken religion into account.
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The widely-read Global Times tabloid on Sunday condemned the protesters' actions targeting Xinhua and called for action by Hong Kong's enforcement agencies.
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The widely-read Global Times tabloid on Sunday condemned the protesters' actions targeting Xinhua and called for action by Hong Kong's enforcement agencies.
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It is widely read because the bank is one of the most profitable and came out of the financial crisis stronger than competitors.
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The widely read tabloid is run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, although its stance does not necessarily mirror government policy.
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The "Oracle of Omaha" spent the morning with "Squawk Box " following Saturday's release of his widely read annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders.
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These stories are among the most widely read, said Noah Rosenberg, the site's co-founder; many have been optioned for television and film.
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The message was widely read as confirming a probe of Trump by the special counsel investigating Russia's meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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While the widely-read paper is run by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily, its stance does not necessarily equate with Chinese government policy.
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Writer Ta-Nehisi Coates put a spotlight on the subject with a widely-read piece, "The Case for Reparations," in 2014 in The Atlantic.
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Looking over my own reading list of 2016, it's pretty clear that I've widely read about characters who largely look and think like me.
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Bytedance's boffins showed off their prowess last year with a Toutiao bot that wrote hundreds of widely read short articles during the Rio Olympics.
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Vote against Renzi Polyakova and others said the Italian vote, widely read as another sign of the populist wave, is more complicated than that.
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The Washington Post published a moving column on Tuesday that, for good reason, became one of the most widely read articles on the site.
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One widely read article said that Richard Branson had gotten a phone call from the prime minister's wife asking to be taken into space.
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The writer of the widely read blog The Reformed Broker spoke as stocks were lower Thursday as large-cap technology names faced renewed pressure.
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Thiel is the author of "Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future," a book that's widely read by founders.
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In August, a widely read Associated Press report suggested that, contrary to the advice of dentists everywhere, flossing didn't necessarily foster good oral health.
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Since Ms. Moriarty is now a brand-name writer, there's a good chance that "Truly Madly Guilty" will be widely read, no matter what.
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Washington (CNN)Mike Pompeo's supporters describe a brilliant man, widely read on international affairs who has the ear and confidence of President Donald Trump.
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The tumultuous events that defined them, and which they defined in turn, are closed chapters in history books that are no longer widely read.
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In a second editorial, the widely-read state-run Global Times tabloid said China could "make targeted measures against pro-independence forces in Taiwan".
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" The "Full Frontal" correspondent Ashley Nicole Black interviewed Gabe Fleisher, the 15-year-old author of the widely read newsletter "Wake Up to Politics.
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For years, the widely read Drudge Report has linked to the bizarre conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, who believes that both the attacks of Sept.
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"The Chinese Communist Party sees itself as in a global information war," said Bill Bishop, who helms the widely read Sinocism newsletter about China.
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Three decades ago, the philosopher Harry Frankfurt wrote an essay that would eventually become widely read — and that today offers insight into President Trump.
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"But because of the enormous size and strength China has already achieved, they won't be able to suppress China," the widely-read newspaper said.
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His autobiography, Apologia Pro Vita Sua, written in 1864 to explain the evolution of his religious thinking, is still in print and widely read today.
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Last year, Abe updated his signature economic platform to "Abenomics 2.0," a move widely read as a sign of recognition that previous policies weren't working.
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Sheldon Adelson, an American casino mogul, went a step further, founding his own freesheet, called Yisrael Hayom, which quickly became Israel's most widely read newspaper.
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Facebook is well-placed to make a go of the venture, according to Ben Thompson of Stratechery, a widely read newsletter on the tech industry.
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His autobiography, Apologia Pro Vita Sua, written in 1864 to explain the evolution of his religious thinking, is still in print and widely read today.
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The country's most widely read newspaper is a free sheet called Israel Today, owned by U.S. casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson, that is relentlessly pro-Netanyahu.
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Anton published a widely read essay in conservative circles before the 2016 election under a pseudonym that compared the presidential race to the doomed Sept.
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Known for his signature blue jacket and his anthropological eye, Mr. Cunningham loved capturing the personal styles of idiosyncratic subjects in his widely read columns.
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Brown, the writer of the widely read blog The Reformed Broker, said it's important to keep in mind that the iPhone is a luxury product.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the widely read Chinese newspaper the Global Times, linked the warning to recent discrimination against students faced and the trade dispute.
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In the time we've been debunking Paltrow, the stories and books pointing out the absurdity and potential harms of Goop's claims have been widely read.
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It deserved to be widely read, but the scale of its success is partly a function of its utility as a weapon against white arrogance.
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The widely read Global Times is run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, although its stance does not necessarily reflect Chinese government policy.
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"Other women's basketball programs, including Georgia Tech, have fired coaches in recent years for mistreating players," the paper, among the state's most widely read, wrote.
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First published in the early winter of 1516, Utopia eventually became one of the most widely read and thought-about texts of the Western world.
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Ryan Grim, the news site's Washington bureau chief, called Fields "one of the most widely read chroniclers of the conservative movement," according to CNN Money.
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Those forecasts were detailed in an update to the IMF's World Economic Outlook report, which is widely read by both public and private sectors globally.
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"We have a lot of postcolonial problems," Niviaq Korneliussen, a twenty-six-year-old woman who may be Greenland's most widely read novelist, told me.
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This weekend, a widely-read New York Times Style feature looked into the phenomenon of millennials receiving parental financial support even into their mid-30s.
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That work remains one of the most widely read texts in the Muslim and Persian-speaking world, both for its Sufi wisdom and poetic force.
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Breitbart is widely read by Trump's base, and the senator's pitch can be seen as a way to shape Trump's thinking on tax-reform priorities.
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Brown, writer of the widely read blog The Reformed Broker, said at the margin there are some trades based on Cohn staying in his position.
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"The Camp of the Saints," which is now widely read by the far right and its orators, is also full of hatred, racism and xenophobia.
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I don't know if she is overlooked, I suspect not, but I think Jane Gardam is a genius and should be far more widely read.
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But China was not seeking to play politics in the Middle East, the widely read state-run tabloid, the Global Times, said in an editorial.
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During a cursory glance at the data, Kromtech noticed the profile of a tech company CEO as well as an executive from a widely read publication.
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"Kevin Clayton has again delivered an industry-leading performance," Buffett wrote on Saturday in his widely-read letter to Berkshire shareholders, referring to Clayton's chief executive.
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Revenues were more than 38 billion euros ($47.2 billion) last year and the IKEA annual catalog is said to be more widely read than the Bible.
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Widely-read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said if China really wanted to expand militarily, the defense budget should really be rising 20 to 30 percent.
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In a widely read open letter published on WeChat, Peking University professor Zhang Haixia said she would resign from the organisation in response to the measures.
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Browder spent three years in Rikers, much of it in solitary confinement, and was the subject of a widely read 23 article in the New Yorker.
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In January it flagged MailOnline, the widely read website of the pearl-clutching Daily Mail, for "generally [failing] to maintain basic standards of accuracy and accountability".
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Image: AP Over the weekend, Facebook scrambled to make things right after mistakenly locking out administrators from two of the most widely read Palestinian news outlets.
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China was not seeking to play politics in the Middle East, the widely-read state-run tabloid, the Global Times, said in an editorial on Friday.
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We don't have to imagine how this insistent gloom could mislead us on the Oscars specifically, because a widely read article is already showing the way.
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Widely-read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said if China really wanted to expand militarily, the defence budget should really be rising 20 to 30 percent.
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Why it matters: The investment could give the GOP mega-donors proximity to a news publications like Time and Fortune, plus widely-read lifestyle magazine People.
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Although being probably the most widely read of living psychoanalysts, the prolific British essayist Adam Phillips has always been a somewhat equivocal advocate for his profession.
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Notably, the statement did not appear in Saturday's edition of Rodong Sinmun, the official mouthpiece of the North's ruling party that's widely read by North Koreans.
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In a widely read open letter published on WeChat, Peking University professor Zhang Haixia said she would resign from the organization in response to the measures.
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And it was there that he adopted Indiana as a sort of stage name, widely read as a celebration of his ties to the American heartland.
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"For the last one and a half years, civilian-military ties have hit their lowest ebb," said Zahid Hussain, a widely read political columnist and analyst.
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While scores of books have explained the rise and fall of subprime mortgages, this book is the most successful and most widely read of them all.
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Brown, writer of the widely read blog The Reformed Broker, also said it's important to note that there are signs the U.S. has a healthy market.
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Some say he may have gotten the idea from a widely read Citigroup report that said the post office is losing roughly $1.46 per package shipment.
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On the firm's website, letters since 1977 are archived and available to the public; the letter is widely read by the broader investment community each year.
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Cohen started her career in 2012 as an intern at Into The Gloss, a widely read beauty blog created by Emily Weiss, who later founded Glossier.
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Her review in September of a biography of Adolf Hitler, Volker Ullrich's "Hitler: Ascent, 1889-1939," was widely read as a critique of Donald J. Trump.
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An announcement of the deal, which included a brief description of the novel's plot, ran in the widely read trade publication Publisher's Marketplace in November 2017.
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"French Suicide" sold 500,000 copies — more than 17563,000 a day at one point — making him one of the most widely read authors in France that year.
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Bing's outage came a day after a widely read article by a Chinese journalist criticizing the quality of search results from Baidu, the dominant domestic search engine.
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Adelson, a supporter of Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump and a major donor to the U.S. Republican Party, owns the widely-read free daily Israel Hayom.
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"How long until the most widely read book in the world is banned because it takes a dim view of homosexuality?" the author asks, referencing the Bible.
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Earlier last year, a widely read blog post written by Elevation Labs' founder Casey Hopkins pointed out how counterfeits make business tough for small companies like his.
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A widely read author and widely heard lecturer, Dr. Epstein was venerated by some as an environmental prophet and reviled by others as an overzealous toxin avenger.
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Antunes and Yehoshua are not as widely read in the U.S. as they should be, and both are probably the greatest living writers in their respective countries.
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The province's most widely read newspapers, the Vancouver Sun and The Province, as well as the national Globe and Mail, all endorsed the Liberals in weekend editorials.
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Mr. Carson was already known through his memoirs, including "Gifted Hands," which is widely read in schools and was made into a TV movie with Cuba Gooding.
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The widely read state-run tabloid is run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, though its stance does not necessarily equate with Chinese government policy.
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Mind In a widely read article on antidepressant withdrawal published on April 2000, The New York Times invited readers to describe their experiences coming off the drugs.
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This six-part series centers on a mysterious Pentagon U.F.O. program that was also the subject of a widely read article in The Times in December 2017.
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Ed Yong of The Atlantic (where LaFrance is now a top editor) wrote a widely read piece this year about his own efforts to quote more women.
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But most of her substantial body of work—including her masterpiece, the beautifully weird novel "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" (1962)—is not widely read.
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The attention generated by a widely read newspaper report can spur those who might have knowledge of his activities to come forward in hopes of reward money.
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On Poetry The Swedish Academy is responsible for awarding the Nobel Prize in Literature, and over the past hundred years the group has become renowned for such feats of discernment as denying the prize to Robert Frost, perhaps the most widely read poet of the 20th century, and bestowing the award upon the Swedish writer Erik Axel Karlfeldt, perhaps the most widely read poet in the Karlfeldt family.
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In its bipartisanship and dignity, the funeral (like John McCain's funeral before it) was widely read in the press as a rebuke of Trump's crassness and outlandish behavior.
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The widely read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said in an editorial any suggestion China was being marginalized "is a shallow attempt to manipulate public opinion".
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The report — published twice a year in April and October — is widely read by both public and private sectors globally for the IMF's assessment of the world economy.
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" Such an approach would appear to be welcome in China, where widely-read state-run tabloid The Global Times said: "Both sides should learn to be good listeners.
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Stearns is a former coordinator of the U.N. panel of experts in Congo and author of a widely read book about the country's civil wars from 1996-2003.
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But the far more widely read Chinese version of the paper confined its reporting to the Taiwanese side, with no direct mention of how it could affect China.
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The Union Square Ventures investor Fred Wilson wrote on his widely read blog that the hype and valuations around private companies largely haven't translated to the public markets.
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The lawsuit followed a widely read blog post in February 2017 from another female engineer that described Uber's work environment as one that tolerated and fostered sexual harassment.
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The real estate site Redfin published a widely read blog post that said the number of teachers in San Francisco who could afford a house was exactly zero.
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"We believe it is only part of China's countermeasures, and soybeans and other U.S. farm products will be targeted," the widely-read tabloid said in a Saturday editorial.
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Kozak said the standards used in the report, which is among the most widely read U.S. government documents, tended to be derived from international treaties or American law.
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Widely read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times wrote in a Wednesday editorial that foreign forces were trying to "prise apart" China using religion as an excuse.
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China's widely read tabloid the Global Times said in a Monday editorial on the website of its English-language edition that June 4 had "immunized China against turmoil".
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The widely read state-run Global Times is owned by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, although its stance does not necessarily equate with Chinese government policy.
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Institutional Investor — a widely read publication on Wall Street for its rankings of analysts and others — announced Thursday it will become a fully digital publication starting April 1.
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Bing's outage came a day after a widely read article by a Chinese journalist criticizing the quality of search results from Baidu Inc, the dominant domestic search engine.
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The widely-read state run Global Times is run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, although its stance does not necessarily equate with Chinese government policy.
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Afrah Shawqi al-Qaisi is a freelance journalist whose articles have appeared on several widely read news websites, including the London-based Asharq al-Awsat pan-Arab news site.
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The president of Mountain View, California-based startup incubator Y Combinator, Sam Altman, wrote a widely read blog post urging tech leaders to band together against the immigration order.
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The widely read long-term energy outlook from BP predicts that the share of oil within the transportation sector declines to around 85% by 2040, down from 94% currently.
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But because caricatures are simple-seeming contemporary popular artworks, widely read but with little prestige in the art world, they don't regularly get the respectful analysis that they deserve.
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Widely-read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said in a Friday editorial that Taiwan's government was "canvassing for votes by inciting people's hate against the Chinese mainland".
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But then TMZ broke the hugely scandalous, widely read news that Woods had hooked up with Tristan Thompson, the father of Khloé's daughter, at a party at Thompson's house.
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"The problem is the text should say what its purpose is," Gunst later explained to CNN of the verification pin, which he tweeted about in a widely-read thread.
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Tim Duy of the University of Oregon, the author of a widely read blog, "Fed Watch", points to increased issuance of Treasuries, a consequence of a bigger fiscal deficit.
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Al-Qaisi worked as a freelance journalist and her articles have appeared on several widely read news websites, including the London-based Asharq al-Awsat pan-Arab news site.
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Retired Major-General Luo Yuan, a widely read Chinese military figure, told Hong Kong's Phoenix Television on Monday that Taiwan buying U.S. arms could be considered a hostile act.
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Falvey said that by giving CFSI such valuable ink in Dimon's widely read letter, the CEO is showing that he's promoting -- rather than fighting -- the rapid transformation in banking.
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A widely read tabloid said in an editorial China would not be bullied by threats of a trade war with the world's largest economy and its main trading partner.
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Widely read Chinese tabloid the Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily, said it hoped the talks were a beginning of a resolution of the dispute.
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According to the widely read Brazil Journal blog, which did not identify its sources, the funds could also be injected into its struggling B2W Cia Digital e-commerce unit.
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All this didn't turn Oprah off of Oz. He remains a regular contributor to her widely read O magazine and her website, and she still appears on his show.
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When the Agriculture Department chooses to promote a study, the impact can be significant, particularly for the agriculture-focused news outlets that are widely read by farmers and ranchers.
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I am a 26-year-old man with a quick wit, who is fluent in hockey, is widely read and can name every United States president in order, backward.
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His own early writing, including a widely read 1963 essay called "My Negro Problem — And Ours," which disparaged integration but encouraged miscegenation, offered "something to offend everyone," he said.
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In 40, her essay Gender Nihilism: An Anti-Manifesto was among the more widely read and cited online texts about the contradictions of this golden age of representation politics.
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I first heard of Ara in the 1960s when I saw his photographs in Hayat, a widely read weekly news and gossip magazine with a strong emphasis on photography.
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His face appeared on the cover of this week's widely read magazine L'Obs encased in barbed wire; inside, a host of well-known writers took savage aim at him.
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More than that, it was widely read as a symbol of the long history of efforts to deprive African Americans not just of political power but of civil rights.
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Another Chinese newspaper, the widely read Global Times tabloid, said on Monday Hong Kong opposition groups and their international supporters were "politically hyping up" normal Hong Kong legislative activity.
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Scrapping Sections 213 and 214 of the code, criminalising "unnatural sex" - widely read as homosexuality - still needs to be ratified by Bhutan's upper house, the National Council, to become law.
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The widely-read Irrawaddy news magazine reported that Gambira was detained again on Tuesday by immigration officers in Mandalay, the country's second largest city, for illegally crossing over from Thailand.
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Afterward, he returned to lead Breitbart, which had became one of the most widely read right-wing publications in the U.S., with its far-right, hypernationalist bent, under his leadership.
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The industry's ethically questionable practices have come under fire before, but the "red top" press — the nickname derived from the tabloids' bold red headers — remains culturally relevant and widely read.
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In December a private-equity fund with links to the government consolidated its hold on several media outlets, including ONTV, a popular television channel, and Youm7, a widely read newspaper.
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But I was something just as bad: a man who shared his progressive thinking on faith, race, and sexuality in a widely-read column for the area's only daily newspaper.
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Wiesel shared his harrowing story of encampment at Auschwitz as a teenager through his classic memoir Night, one of the most widely read and discussed books of the 20th century.
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Widely-read tabloid Komsomolskaya Pravda went so far as to feature a piece solely analyzing the leaders' handshakes, and how Putin has improved his performance since last year's G20 summit.
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"It's hard enough to get through puberty," Amy Webb wrote, in a widely read 2013 essay on Slate, about a friend's unfettered Facebook pictures of her 5-year-old daughter.
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Eight writers of opinion pieces accused management at Nation Media Group (NMG) - which publishes the Daily Nation, Kenya's most widely read paper - of being too close to the ruling party.
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Though no precise figures on readership are available, Egypt enjoys an active private media that includes widely read print and web format publications as well as popular late-night talk shows.
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Phyllis Schlafly's widely read "A Choice Not an Echo" from 1964 revealed the "inside story" of how "secret kingmakers" and "hidden persuaders" betrayed conservatism, while Richard Viguerie invented direct-mail campaigning.
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"It's a funny thing about the art world — most people don't trust their own taste," said McAndrew, who authors a widely read annual report on the state of the art market.
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"It's totally senseless to treat lawyers as an untouchable group," said a commentary last week in Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid that has repeatedly faulted critics of the crackdown.
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Feek shared their love story on his widely read blog, and created moving videos so their daughter, Indiana (who has Down syndrome and turns 3 on Friday), can remember her mother.
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In 2014, however, nearly two decades after Christensen debuted disruptive innovation in the Harvard Business Review, historian Jill Lepore eviscerated the theory in a widely read essay in The New Yorker.
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Similarly, Der Spiegel found that parts of a widely read interview with a survivor of one of Nazi Germany's best-known resistance groups, who now lives in South Carolina, were fake.
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After years of being one of the most widely read and quoted Apple analysts on Wall Street, Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster on Friday released his final research note on the company.
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In the last few months of the presidential campaign, a BuzzFeed News analysis concluded, fake news stories got more Facebook engagement than the most widely read stories from major news outlets.
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The widely-read blog Stratechery linked to Todaro's Google document; Ben Thompson, the blog's editor, wrote that he was "wholly unqualified to comment" but that the anecdotal evidence favored the idea.
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In elegant concise prose, Copleston kept to the lengthwise approach, displaying the whole history of philosophy in nine volumes, published between 1946–75 and widely read in the English-speaking world.
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Mobilizing the news media, especially the widely read Charleston Mercury (even Lincoln was a subscriber), staging boisterous military displays and mass meetings, and establishing secessionist organizations, the disunionists advanced their cause.
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But as a spoken word performer, radio host and, notably, a widely read columnist at LA Weekly, he has reinvented himself as a political voice that is similarly hard to ignore.
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There would also have been works by the Sophists, whom Plato loathed, and possibly the widely read works of the atomists, like Democritus, whom Plato completely ignored, possibly out of envy.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the widely read Chinese tabloid the Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said in an English-language tweet the U.S. claims were misleading.
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The widely read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said in a Friday editorial that at the moment it was impossible to say how much responsibility the dead should bear for the tragedy.
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" The Global Times, a widely-read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said leaving the Chinese market would be "suicide" for U.S. companies, especially for auto firms. "U.
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On Monday, the widely read Global Times tabloid, published by the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily, said in an editorial that China would not only play defence in an escalating trade war.
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Mostafa Sakr, chairman of Business News — the parent company of Al-Borsa, a widely read financial newspaper, and Daily News Egypt, a popular English-language paper — denied any connection to the organization.
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An editorial in the widely read tabloid The Global Times, published by the Communist Party's People's Daily, criticised Hunt's comments and said "the UK's diplomacy toward China will pay for his behaviour".
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The Hindu, one of India's oldest and most widely read English newspapers, wrote five reports over the past several weeks that cited internal government documents about the process of procurement and pricing.
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" In response to that, a widely read pro-government daily quoted a German analyst's opinion that Draghi, a highly trained economist with a doctorate from M.I.T., suffered from a "total mental confusion.
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In order to for the New York Times to reach executive editor Dean Baquet's goal of being as widely read as possible, the storied newspaper has to embrace new methods of reporting.
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In February, former Uber engineer Susan Fowler said in a widely read blog post that managers and human resources officers had not punished her manager after she reported his unwanted sexual advances.
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When in 1954 Kingsley Amis published Lucky Jim—perhaps the most widely read contribution to the genre—conventional wisdom held that the campus was a place of intellectual pretensions and retrograde hierarchies.
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China demonstrated this last month, when a widely read social media account of a prominent real estate tycoon disappeared after he criticized Mr. Xi's call for unswerving loyalty from the country's media.
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Father Raymond de Souza, a widely read conservative commentator based in Canada, said it would be wrong to treat "the papal office as something worldly than can be relinquished under adverse circumstances".
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One widely read essay in National Review went so far as to label the troubled Eastern Heartland "the white ghetto," whose people are too indolent to move to where the jobs are.
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"Letter to My 14-Year-Old Self," an article she wrote about the abuse and support she received while growing up gay, was widely read online and made into a short film.
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Yediot Ahronot, one of the country's most widely read newspapers, on Friday summed up the week's events with a drawing of the Knesset, Israel's Parliament, showing a giant black flag flying overhead.
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The energy boutique will also bring a robust research team, which produces a widely read daily analyst commentary on the energy industry, and a sales and trading arm that caters to clients.
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Mr. Grillo, who has the most widely read blog in Italy, recently posted a picture of a packed Naples piazza and a headline suggesting the crowds had come to protest Mr. Renzi.
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An editorial in the widely read tabloid The Global Times, published by the Communist Party's People's Daily, criticized Hunt's comments and said "the UK's diplomacy toward China will pay for his behavior".
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He appeared in two episodes, in what was widely read as a response to the whiteness critique (although, according to the Hollywood Reporter, he was cast before the controversy really took off).
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In addition to writing a now-deleted Facebook apology, Scoble decided the best thing to do was to talk about all of the alleged incidents in a post on his widely-read blog.
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Another widely read paper, the Beijing Youth Daily, referred to the change as an "adjustment" that would help strengthen the party's all-round leadership and protect its authority, but did not denounce critics.
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The Fed caught markets off guard last month after it took a dovish turn in its commentary, widely read as a sign it would suspend a three-year campaign to raise interest rates.
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In a widely read 2011 article, the venture capitalist Marc Andreessen predicted that "software would eat the world" — that is, more and more aspects of our lives would be driven by digital innovation.
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Pan Luan, a former tech journalist who published a widely-read essay in May contending that Tencent had "no dream", says the giant looks lumbering at times because "its whole structure is ageing".
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OpenAI's reports are interesting and widely read, so it sounds like a good opportunity if you have the time and inclination — although, of course, "it's great exposure" is the classic payment avoidance strategy.
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China's families have put nearly two-thirds of their wealth into housing, estimates Li Gan, a professor of economics at Texas A&M University who runs a widely read survey of Chinese households.
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Cyril Almeida, a widely read columnist for Dawn, Pakistan's leading daily, said on Twitter that he had been placed on the "exit control list," a roster of people forbidden to leave the country.
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He produced two volumes recounting the history of ancient art, Geschichte der Kunst des Alterthums (1764), which were widely read and came to form a foundation for the modern field of art history.
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Police in southwest Kenya ignored accusations that one of their officers had raped a child, until a half-page advert in the country's most widely-read newspaper brought the crime to national attention.
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The most widely read piece of news about Woodstock's planned 21999th anniversary festival this summer came on Monday, when Dentsu Aegis Network, the event's financial backer, made a surprise announcement declaring it dead.
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Once I started publishing essays in one of the most widely read and prestigious newspapers in the world, there suddenly seemed to be many obvious and true things I could no longer write.
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It was very gratifying to see the specialized books I wrote, starting with 'Wallace K. Harrison, Architect,' on his bookshelf alongside volumes by widely read authors such as Robert Caro and Ron Chernow.
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Fewer than 50 percent of the eligible Sicilian voters — 2.1 million out of 4.6 million — cast ballots, the lowest ever in regional elections, widely read as a sign of collective disenchantment with politics.
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The play is a classic of American drama; it has been produced four times on Broadway, was adapted into a film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, and is widely read and staged.
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"Awareness is rapidly changing, and I believe we are on the edge of a fundamental reshaping of finance," CEO Larry Fink said in his widely-read letter to other chief executives released Tuesday.
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"The propaganda of the regime and all its lies are the first losers of this referendum," Beppe Grillo, the leader of Italy's anti-establishment Five Star Movement, wrote on his widely read blog.
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"It is not that machines are going to replace chemists," said Derek Lowe, a longtime drug discovery researcher and the author of In the Pipeline, a widely read blog dedicated to drug discovery.
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In Britain, three of the most widely-read newspapers — the Sun, the Daily Mail and the Express, with a combined circulation of nearly 4 million readers, have been pushing hard for Brexit for years.
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"When trillions of dollars are managed by Wall Streeters charging high fees, it will usually be the managers who reap outsized profits, not the clients," stated the widely-read letter released on Saturday morning.
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Last week, Mugabe fired his vice president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, an act that was widely read as an attempt to clear the way for his wife, Grace Mugabe, to succeed him as ruler of Zimbabwe.
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Joe Dunford, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, published a short note in the current issue of Joint Force Quarterly, an academic journal widely read by senior military officers, echoing this principle.
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Among those excerpts includes a damning account of Trump's first days following his election victory in fall of 2016 that was published by New York magazine and widely read and discussed throughout the day.
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The widely-read Global Times, run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, is known for its stridently nationalist tone, but its editorials cannot be viewed as representing government policies or official statements.
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In joint editorials in its Chinese and English versions, the widely-read Global Times tabloid said criticism of the rights record in Xinjiang was aimed at stirring trouble there and destroying hard-earned stability.
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Perhaps "being pretty" isn't the main purpose, but the Bible is the most widely read book in human history, and I can't help but think that this is, in part, because of its beauty.
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In the fall of 1973, the historian Arthur Schlesinger Jr. published "The Imperial Presidency," a book that was widely read because it offered context for the history Americans were living through at the time.
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In memoriam: Josie Rubio, an editor and writer, chronicled her life with cancer in a long-running blog and wrote a widely read essay in The Times last year about dating while terminally ill.
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The widely read state-run Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, wrote in an editorial that Beijing is not able to persuade either Washington or Pyongyang to back down.
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In a widely-read Times Op-Ed last spring, the prominent human geneticist David Reich, of Harvard, argued that geneticists have underplayed the degree to which human populations are likely to have genetic differences.
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The 53-year-old journalist used her widely read blog to lambast Muscat, his wife and some of his closest advisers, accusing them of setting up off-shore accounts to hide ill-gotten gain.
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A widely read article this week by Noam Scheiber and John Eligon shed light on that reality at the nation's elite law firms, where internal relationships can play a decisive role in career building.
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China's widely read state-run newspaper, the Global Times, said in an editorial the change did not mean the country's president will stay in office for ever, though it did not offer much explanation.
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In a commentary on Saturday, an influential and widely-read state media social media account said certain people were "creating talk of a so-called 'leaders meeting'" in the run-up to the G20 summit.
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For example, just last weekend, Trump gave a major interview with widely read German newspaper BILD Zeitung in which he called into question the role of NATO and the future cohesion of the European Union.
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With names like Conservative Tribune and Western Journalism, these publications seemed to be little more than aggregation content mills blaring divisive political headlines, yet they consistently ranked among the most widely read websites on Facebook.
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In a commentary on Saturday, an influential and widely-read state media social media account said certain people were "creating talk of a so-called 'leaders meeting"' in the run-up to the G20 summit.
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A widely read German magazine called the Italian founding leader of the soaring Five Star Movement "the most dangerous man in Europe" for his refusal of Berlin/Brussels strictures and German meddling in Italian affairs.
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" In an interview with a widely read German magazine, Mr. Juncker pointed out that the way Berlin treated Greece "has left deep wounds there," and that "Italian elections (in February 2013) were excessively anti-German.
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Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton then linked to that article in her widely read explainer on the alt-right, which was itself a response to Trump's retweet of an image blending his likeness with Pepe's.
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He has been outspoken about the state of venture capital on his widely read blog, "Above the Crowd, " where he advocated for rigorous vetting among start-up investors, and supported public accountability for technology companies.
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He was not only widely read in his subject but also in literature, especially fiction; he was given to salt his lectures and conversations with references to figures ranging from Anthony Trollope to Anthony Poole.
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A senior administration official told Reuters over the weekend that Trump announce the new tariffs as early as Monday and a widely read Chinese tabloid warned China would not be content to only play defense.
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The company has been battling accusations of sexism since Susan Fowler, a former engineer at the company, wrote about what workplace culture is like for female employees in a widely read blog post in February.
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He has referenced it in interviews about Trump since the summer and, in a widely read interview released by The Atlantic last month, Biden detailed his childhood stutter and how it affected him growing up.
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Maas, in a widely read op-ed in a German daily, in essence said that the Trump administration had bossed and bullied Europe and that Germany and its EU peers had had enough of it.
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On Friday, Study Times, a party newspaper widely read by officials, devoted its front page to an adulatory profile of Mr. Xi that said he was blessed by his "red" upbringing with special leadership mettle.
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In a widely read post published on Medium in March, Warren said she was interested in appointing regulators who would be interested in undoing what she called "anti-competitive mergers," including Google's DoubleClick, Nest and Waze.
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But the blockages have also hit Mada Masr, a self-described progressive outlet with no Islamist ties, as well as the widely read Al-Borsa, a financial newspaper favored by the largely pro-government business community.
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"The Taiwan question can't keep being put off, passed down through the generations," retired Chinese Major General Luo Yuan, one of the country's most prominent and widely read military commentators, wrote on his blog last month.
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But the Durovs are betting that they can solve many of the hard problems that other blockchain programmers have already given up on, says Yannick Roux, who runs Token Economy, a widely read crypto-currency newsletter.
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The lawsuit, filed Tuesday at the Superior Court in San Francisco, follows a widely read blog post in February from another female engineer that described Uber's work environment as one that tolerated and fostered sexual harassment.
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In an editorial on its website, widely-read Chinese state-run tabloid the Global Times said there was no way China could trade in its interests in the South China Sea for access to the exercise.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the widely-read Chinese tabloid Global Times, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, responded on Twitter to Trump's comment, asking if it was "noble for a president to gloat".
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Writer Ahmed Kabil recently attended one such night and described seeing everything from a baroque butthole photography project to mating unicorns in a widely-read piece he wrote about the experience in a post on Medium.
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"The Taiwan question can't keep being put of, passed down through the generations," retired Chinese Major-General Luo Yuan, one of the country's most prominent and widely read military commentators, wrote on his blog last month.
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He told the court the story "took off" on the Internet on April 6, the day that it was published by a widely read U.S. magazine, before English newspapers had produced front pages lambasting the injunction.
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On Friday morning, a widely read piece of research from Goldman Sachs showed that five stocks — Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Microsoft and Alphabet — have been "key drivers" of both the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100.
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The letter ordered the publisher to stop publication of the book, including excerpts and summaries in the press, like Wednesday's widely read and quoted "Donald Trump Didn't Want to be President," published in New York Magazine.
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" A recent piece in the Ankler, a widely read online newsletter about Hollywood, noted that Burnett "has spent the past couple years reigning over his corner of resistance territory with nary the slightest hint of backlash.
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The Atomwaffen Division, a hardcore neo-Nazi group considered extreme even for neo-Nazis, was kicked off YouTube on Wednesday, less than a week after publication of a widely read expose on the group in ProPublica.
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But there's a reason that recent interventions focused on barriers to women's ascent into the leadership ranks in politics and business and struggles with the work-life balance have been so widely read and talked about.
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"We wanted to make sure our coverage of the hurricane was as widely read as possible, particularly because of the public safety issues," said Clifford Levy, the deputy managing editor overseeing digital platforms at The Times.
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The model of care, pioneered in part by Brenner and profiled in a widely read 2011 article in The New Yorker, has inspired dozens of similar projects across the country and attracted millions in philanthropic funding.
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In the first meeting, Gay and friends discussed Colson Whitehead's "The Nickel Boys," one of the summer's most widely read and acclaimed novels, about two boys at an abusive reform school in Jim Crow-era Florida.
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Guendelsberger, admirably widely read and eclectic, introduced the reader to Taylor in the Amazon section of the book; here she provides a brief lesson on Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, tossed in with a bit of evolutionary psychology.
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" The Fashion Law, another widely read blog, posted, "It is difficult not to notice that Huppert is becoming a favorite not only of critics and fashion industry insiders but of those on the periphery, as well.
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As has been extensively discussed, the academy's most recent attempt at literary kingmaking was to deliver the Nobel to Bob Dylan, perhaps the most widely read poet whose work is not, by and large, actually read.
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But last year, when Wellesley's student paper ran an editorial wrestling with this same idea — and advocating limits on hate speech — it was widely read and criticized in the media as if it were enormously consequential.
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For example, no Venezuelan poets were included in the widely read anthology, Another Republic: 17 European and South American Writers (1976, Reprinted 2008), which was edited by the well-known US poets Charles Simic and Mark Strand.
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The censorship of Al-Borsa, a widely read financial newspaper that generally steers clear of politics and reflects the views of a largely pro-state business community, suggests a more expansive attempt to control private media coverage.
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As Leon Uris recounts in his influential and widely read 1958 book Exodus: From the German occupation headquarters at the Hotel D'Angleterre came the decree: ALL JEWS MUST WEAR A YELLOW ARMBAND WITH A STAR OF DAVID.
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A recent survey by the Military Times, a leading publication widely read by active duty and former U.S. personnel, puts a finer point on the connection between the K-2628 education of military-connected children and readiness.
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Buffett, who is backing Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, also raised a political issue dear to Democrats in his widely-read letter by calling climate change a "major problem for the planet," although not one for Berkshire's future.
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This enterprise — which bills itself as the most widely read website about the climate, and claims about three million to four million visitors a month — is devoted to proving we have nothing to fear from climate change.
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Another state-run Chinese paper, the widely read tabloid the Global Times, said in an editorial that the DPP's "radical thinking" had led it astray, though the same paper last week had called Tsai's China policies "measured".
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia blocked access to a widely read news portal on Thursday, the latest in a series of clampdowns on media organizations that have published reports critical of the government and Prime Minister Najib Razak.
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In his widely-read annual letter to Berkshire shareholders, the 22018-year-old Buffett also assured that his conglomerate is "257% prepared" for the eventual departures of him and Charlie Munger, his 268-year-old vice chairman.
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With its mix of lively editorials and news articles, The Global Times is now one of China's most widely read publications, with more than two million readers in print and 30 million unique visitors per month online.
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A senior administration official told Reuters over the weekend that Trump was likely to announce the new tariffs as early as Monday while a widely read Chinese tabloid warned China would not be content to only play defense.
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On Thursday, the widely read Global Times tabloid, published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, noted that Trump had not immediately confronted China as had been expected because he had realized upsetting Beijing would backfire badly.
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The automotive industry has been on edge about security since last year, when Wired published a widely read report detailing an open vulnerability in Chrysler's UConnect system, allowing attackers to take control of certain parts of the vehicle.
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"You have your 'America first', we have our 'community of common destiny for mankind'," Retired Major-General Luo Yuan, a widely read Chinese military figure best known for his normally hawkish tone, wrote on his blog this week.
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The Global Times, a widely read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said in an editorial China needed to be realistic about how it could handle the United States and look at other strategies.
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"In the last few days I have understood that I have been afflicted by blindness," Mr. Shavit said in a statement published by Haaretz, the leading left-of-center newspaper, for which he wrote a widely read column.
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In 2011, prominent tech venture capitalist Marc Andreessen penned a widely read Wall Street Journal article, "Software Is Eating the World" that made the prescient point that software companies would take over a large portion of the economy.
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Soon after the announcement, an editorial in the widely read Global Times newspaper warned that if the United States had thought China would not retaliate or would only take symbolic countermeasures, it could "say goodbye to that delusion".
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Yet Wilson is so widely read and admired that when he makes a public statement about the relationship between science and the humanities, it has to be taken on its own terms and assessed for what it says.
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The subcommittee's staff includes Lina Khan, the young legal scholar who wrote Amazon's Antitrust Paradox, a paper widely read in antitrust circles that argued that current antitrust doctrine is ill-suited to rein in internet giants like Amazon.
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After a Facebook user in Myanmar wrote a widely read tribute to onions as a way to prevent transmission of the coronavirus, the chief minister of Tanintharyi Division, U Myint Mg, shared the post on his Facebook page.
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But let's not forget: when Gutenberg invented the printing press, the books that were most widely read, at first, were the ones by hacks and crazies, who published in vernacular languages while reputable scientists kept publishing in Latin.
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In 2500 he delivered a lecture to more than 503,250 students in Iran, where his writings have been widely read because of his criticism of capitalism and his view that the United States is on a downward trajectory.
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China's widely-read Global Times newspaper, which while published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily newspaper does not speak for the government, said in a Sunday editorial that the United States has "seriously underestimated China's endurance".
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China's widely read state-run tabloid the Global Times said the United States was trying to play the victim with its claims of trade imbalances while Europe's export powerhouse Germany warned that a trade war could "cause tangible damage".
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An oddly intense teenager with a widely read zine and a variety of international pen pals, she chafed against a rigidly conservative government that banned chewing gum and stifled access to the indie cinema she and her friends craved.
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Rather more disturbing is the fact that Nineteen Eighty Four is number 215 on the list, which means the most important dystopia of this or any age is far less widely read than it should have been by now.
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MORE THAN two years have now passed since the October afternoon when Daphne Caruana Galizia, Malta's most dogged and widely read journalist, was assassinated near her home in the slumbering village of Bidnija in the north of the island.
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They have been told that the person leaking those details was Keith Schembri, Muscat's chief of staff, whom Caruana Galizia slammed as "that crook" on Running Commentary, her widely read blog, less than an hour before she was murdered.
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China has managed to get the United States back to the table with its determination and ability to "prepare for war", Taoran Notes, a widely read and influential WeChat account run by the Economic Daily, wrote late on Wednesday.
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What a humiliation for a prominent ex-minister of education, a widely read columnist in Le Figaro, most certainly not used to seeing his name and the word "rejected" in close proximity, and in full view of the public.
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The 87-year-old Buffett typically also uses his widely-read, humor-laced letters, which last year ran more than 14,000 words, to assess Berkshire's performance, praise some managers, and criticize excess on Wall Street and perhaps in Washington.
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Even with the summit's collapse, China must continue to improve ties with North Korea given Kim's pledge not to carry out nuclear and missile tests, China's widely read state-run Global Times tabloid said in an editorial on Friday.
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Though Lofgren's "Deep State," which he first described in a widely read 2014 essay for the website of longtime PBS host Bill Moyers, is influential, it bears little resemblance to the all-powerful cabal that the contemporary far-right has conjured.
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The home will reportedly be the largest in D.C., which would make Bezos — who has a net worth of some $69.9 billion — the owner of both the largest individual home and the most widely read outlet in the nation's capital.
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An opinion piece published on Wednesday in the Global Times, a widely read Chinese tabloid, said the United States wants to be the only winner in its conflict with China, but history says that approach will be full of risks.
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Wallace-Wells made an earlier attempt to answer these questions in a 2017 essay for New York magazine, which was also titled "The Uninhabitable Earth" and went on to be one of the most widely read stories in the magazine's history.
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The widely-read Global Times tabloid, published by China's state-owned People's Daily, said many Chinese internet users found the T-shirts for sale carrying slogans such as "Free Hong Kong Democracy Now" and "Hong Kong is Not China", among others.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," the Global Times, which is widely read but does not represent government policy, said in an editorial.
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The widely-read Global Times tabloid, published by China's state-owned People's Daily, said many Chinese internet users found the T-shirts for sale carrying slogans such as "Free Hong Kong Democracy Now" and "Hong Kong is Not China," among others.
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Uber launched an investigation into 47 counts of sexual harassment within the company, which were uncovered after Uber engineer Susan Fowler claimed in a widely read blog-post that it failed to act on sexual harassment and gender discrimination complaints.
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It was Mr. Lukianoff who made the argument, in a widely read opinion piece in The Atlantic, that today's students are "coddled" and demanding protections against offensive words and ideas at the expense of intellectual rigor and the First Amendment.
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The unexpected development was widely read as having been forced on Hariri by Saudi Arabia to counter its arch-rival Iran's influence in Lebanon and the region, specifically via its powerful Shia proxy, the political party and militant group Hezbollah.
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The widely-read U.S. News & World Report on Monday released its 2019 rankings, debuting a new formula that rewards schools that have high levels of social mobility, meaning they graduate and enroll significant numbers of low-income students, Politico reported.
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Despite big Emmy campaigns for Jane the Virgin star Gina Rodriguez and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star Rachel Bloom — in addition to widely read trade magazines like the Hollywood Reporter highlighting them both — the Emmys still ignored their wonderful work completely.
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Jonathan Guyer, an expert on Arab comics at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard, called Mr. Ali's artistic influence "unrivaled" and said he remained the most widely read cartoonist in the Arab world 30 years after his death.
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Although he wrote only in his native language, and just a fraction of works have been translated into English, his loyal fans dot the entire world, earning him the reputation as the most widely read Chinese writer of modern times.
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And yet, in the pages of one of America's largest and most widely read newspapers, the practice is implicitly endorsed when a poll based on such self-identification—with the details of the methodology maddeningly omitted—is left largely unquestioned.
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The trip was widely read as being aimed at mending relations as well as negotiating better terms on the port city for Sri Lanka, including a reduction in the $125 million penalty it received for previously suspending work on the mega-project.
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Beijing's willingness to continue with the talks in the face of Trump's tweets shows it would remain calm and "focus on the talks rather than engage in public opinion warfare", the widely-read state-run Global Times tabloid said in an editorial.
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But after stepping away from the YC scene for five years* and then returning to observe the last two demo days, I now wonder if some of the views Paul shared in his original, widely read Essays are being taken to absurd extremes.
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The person obtained an injunction in January covering England and Wales and kept a lid on the news story for 11 weeks, but on April 6 a widely read U.S. magazine ran it and within minutes it was all over the Internet.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE last month to lead an investigation into the company's workplace after a former female engineer revealed in a widely read blog post that she had witnessed rampant sexism during her time at Uber.
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In his widely-read annual letter to Berkshire shareholders, Buffett said he would do more deals with 3G Capital, a Brazilian firm with which Berkshire owns a majority of Kraft Heinz Co , but which, unlike Berkshire, is known as a ruthless cost-cutter.
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"Every midterm, it's always good to be the party out of the White House," said Bruce Mehlman, a Republican lobbyist who analyzed the 2023 Senate races that have taken place since 1978 as part of a widely-read quarterly political update to clients.
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE to help lead an investigation into claims of sexism in the startup's workplace culture, after a former engineer published a widely-read blog post detailing her difficulties in try to report sexual harassment.
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When Bloomberg last year questioned the firm's ability to finance itself, Rothenberg sent two employees to SFO, purchasing them airline tickets so they could head to airport newsstands and buy copies of the issue in hopes that it wouldn't be as widely read.
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" Pamela Geller, a widely read anti-Muslim blogger who once published a piece alleging that Barack Obama was the love child of Malcolm X, wrote a piece titled "Sweden Crumbling: Demands for military intervention as thugs turn Malmo into 'no-go zone.
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Her "Diary of a Young Girl," with 30 million copies in print in 60 languages, is one of the most widely read books of the 20th century and, for an incalculable number of readers, the gateway for a first encounter with the Holocaust.
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The language of the model minority stereotype first appeared in 1966 with two widely read articles: "Success Story of One Minority Group in the U.S." in the US News & World Report and "Success Story, Japanese-American Style" in the New York Times.
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This is in part circumstantial; as Sophie Gilbert notes in a widely-read piece on the sub-genre for The Atlantic: these speculative texts are largely "rooted in the US and its own distinctive cultural anxieties," which are coming hard and fast.
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SRINAGAR (Reuters) - Police arrested the publisher of one of the most widely read newspapers in Indian-controlled Kashmir in a midnight raid over a decades-old case, the police and his brother said on Tuesday, highlighting the difficulties facing media in the region.
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"I cannot think of a more dangerous time in the U.S.-China relationship in the last 503 years, and the carnage from the coronavirus has barely begun in the U.S.," China analyst Bill Bishop wrote this week in his widely read Sinocism newsletter.
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It was used to produce a paper published in 19913 with his Harvard colleagues Edward M. Purcell and Robert V. Pound that became one of the most cited works of physics and was turned into a widely read book in the field.
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However, after Republicans took control of the Senate, the new chairman, Senator Richard Burr of North Carolina, took the unusual step of trying to recall the full report that Senator Feinstein had distributed — to prevent it from ever being widely read or declassified.
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That there are now widely read platforms such as this one, in which people with disabilities tell our own stories, points to the new ways communities are being built and acknowledged; and those who read them may find redemptive community in these words.
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"China should also make clear that if North Korea launches missiles that threaten U.S. soil first and the U.S. retaliates, China will stay neutral," the Global Times, which is widely read but does not represent official government policy, said in an editorial.
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Mr. Coates's piece in The Atlantic, where he published the widely read "The Case for Reparations" in 2014, comes as Mr. Sanders is trying to gain the support of black voters who could play an important role in helping him win the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Investigations of them by Chinese journalists are often consigned to classified publications (a widely read one among the elite is called Reform Internal Reference—the fortnightly magazine is marked "secret", which means that showing it to unauthorised eyes could result in years in jail).
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According to Channel Two, Netanyahu is being investigated over discussions with Arnon Mozes, owner and publisher of the widely-read Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, to receive positive coverage in exchange for Netanyahu-backed legislation that would limit the distribution of competing free daily Israel Today.
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Last month, R. Alexander Pyron, an associate professor of biology at George Washington University, argued in a widely read article that extinction was the "engine of evolution," generating new species as old ones die out, and should be allowed to take its own course.
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Packed events like this have become commonplace for the 42-year-old author, who in the span of five years has gone from being a relatively unknown blogger in a tiny town in Michigan to one of the most widely read writers in America.
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Having written more than two dozen volumes of poetry, short stories and longer fiction, Mr Couto is widely read in Africa and continental Europe, where he won the Portuguese Camões prize in 2013 and came close to winning the Man Booker International prize in 2015.
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David Mitchell, an English novelist, and his wife, Keiko Yoshida, translated the text for their autistic son's carers and helped get the book published in over 30 languages, making Mr Higashida probably the most widely read Japanese author after the master-novelist, Haruki Murakami.
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On Tuesday, retired Chinese general Wang Hongguang explained how easy it would be for China to attack Taiwan in an opinion piece in widely read state-run newspaper the Global Times, including a mass bombardment which would render Taiwan's military inoperable within 48 hours.
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Policymaker concern over the massive debt overhang has become more obvious in recent weeks with a widely read editorial this month in the People's Daily, the official newspaper of the ruling Communist Party, warning of the dangers of depending on debt for further growth.
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The ongoing saga of a man we'll call "GG" who was assigned to work for his ex, whom he "ghosted" over a decade ago, first went viral after the man's letter appeared on Alison Green's widely read advice blog Ask A Manager in late August.
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Because of my writing in 2008, which was pretty widely read by people who cared about Hillary Clinton, who cared about politics, I'd like to think it's pretty nuanced and smart about the various complicated dynamics and a lot of the history in play.
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In the early stages of the 1MDB saga, the authorities suspended one newspaper, The Edge, and blocked other websites for publishing stories critical of Najib's role, including widely read local news website The Malaysian Insider, which was later closed due to lack of funds.
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And Susan Fowler, an engineer who quit her job at Uber after contending with what she said were sexism and sexual harassment, wrote a widely read blog post in which she described complaints she filed against two fellow employees that were never acted on.
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In a widely read 2005 essay, Paul Graham, a founder of the start-up incubator Y Combinator and the closest thing the start-up world has to a pre-eminent guru, shared his big idea about ideas: Many of the best ones are questions.
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China will not be content to only play defense in an escalating trade war with the United States, a widely read Chinese tabloid warned, as U.S. President Donald Trump was expected to announce new tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods as early as Monday.
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The Global Times, considered a provocative but widely-read mouthpiece for Beijing, quoted Chinese observers who said the country would have no choice but to respond with "counter moves" if the U.S. were to make any moves to elevate its relations with the island.
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China will not be content to only play defense in an escalating trade war with the United States, a widely read Chinese tabloid warned, as President Donald Trump was expected to announce new tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods as early as Monday.
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While The Intercept is influential (it won a National Magazine Award on Monday night), most of Thompson's damage was done when his story about Dylann Roof was picked up by more widely read news outlets like the Daily Mail and the New York Daily News*.
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In the midst of the shuffle, a widely read story from The Information reported that Magic Leap was struggling to turn its technology — which lets users import animated characters into their field of vision — into a consumer product, in the form of glasses or goggles.
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Monday evening marked the most important moment so far in the run-up to the June 23 referendum on whether Britain will leave the European Union, with new polling showing a lead for the "Leave" campaign and the widely read newspaper The Sun endorsing that campaign.
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The rubric got traction on social media, became the headline of a widely read piece for The Atlantic by savvy columnist Salena Zito, and has been oft-repeated by other commentators, including tech pioneer and Trump backer Peter Thiel in a much-watched National Press Club address.
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After Taiwan Premier William Lai told parliament on Friday that he was a "Taiwan independence worker" and that his position was that Taiwan was a sovereign, independent country, the widely-read Chinese tabloid the Global Times said he should be prosecuted under China's 2005 Anti-Secession Law.
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The Swiss author Johann Kaspar Lavater issued a comprehensive, and widely read, multi-volume set of Essays on Physiognomy for the Promotion of the Knowledge and the Love of Mankind, which went through multiple editions in the United States between its release in 1775 and 1850.
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" Katharine Zaleski's widely read New York Times op-ed criticizes voice-warping technology that masks the gender of interview applicants because it's a "distraction from the hard work of evaluating and fixing the ways in which their cultures drive out the women who are actually hired.
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Earlier this month, a female former engineer at Uber said in a widely read blog post that managers and human resources officers at the company had not punished her manager after she reported his unwanted sexual advances, and even threatened her with a poor performance review.
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The obvious irony here is that the red and blue pills were dreamed up by two trans women, in the middle of a story that is now widely read as an allegory about how immensely powerful it can be to discover one's true self by getting online.
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Once the author of a widely read and widely feared (and anonymous) political blog, he was hired to be a kind of enforcer at the Port Authority, as New Jersey sought to take back some of the power Mr. Christie believed had been shifted to New York.
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It was an era that produced Henry George's widely read Progress and Poverty, and the construction of railroads that the West didn't need but the South did, an era of corporate mergers, of industrial and farming unions, and of wastefulness on a grand and tawdry scale.
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Late Wednesday, 10 Yemeni detainees, including one man who was a teenager when he was captured and another who penned a widely read New York Times op-ed that raised global awareness about the brutality of force-feeding hunger strikers, were transferred to Oman, which borders Yemen.
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And it was paired, in 2012, with McKibben's widely read "Global Warming's Terrifying New Math," which made clear that the vast bulk of existing fossil fuel reserves could not be developed in a climate-safe world — that fossil fuel companies' interests were at odds with humanity's interests.
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In 1954, an unknown woman by the name of Pauline Réage unleashed a tale of erotic submission called Story of O. Even though a woman writing about sex was nearly unheard of at the time, it was one of the most widely read contemporary French novels.
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"The Sign in Sidney Brustein's Window" (1964), a shattering study of liberal self-delusion and whiteness as an existential crisis, is criminally neglected, but "A Raisin in the Sun" (1959) is perhaps the most widely read, taught and produced play by a black writer in history.
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In February, Susan Fowler, a female former engineer at Uber, said in a widely read blog post that managers and human resources officers at the company had not punished her manager after she reported his unwanted sexual advances, and even threatened her with a poor performance review.
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Nature, one of the more respected and widely read science publishers, mentions the release of these emails in the same breath as emails that were obtained by illegal hacking in an editorial published this week: The 2009 hack that Nature mentions was terrible for scientists—climate scientists, in particular.
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Mr. Robinson was speaking to Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs executive who publishes The Global Macro Investor, a widely read research report that caters to hedge funds and that for two years now has been promoting the view that Deutsche Bank posed a risk to the financial system.
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It's part of the left's war on the right The Hill's Campaign Report: Obama legacy under spotlight after Detroit debates MORE to conduct a separate investigation into the company after a former engineer said in a widely-read blog post that her claims of sexual harassment were largely ignored.
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The Global Times, a widely-read tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said in a Friday editorial that the United States and other critics "have lost their abilities to use logic and common sense, and even rational thinking" when it comes to Belt and Road.
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"The radical opposition in Hong Kong is not seeking the greater good of all of Hong Kong society, but instead is being driven by selfish political interests to gang up with foreign forces hostile to mainland China," Global Times, a widely read nationalist news outlet, said in an editorial.
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"We are living through the most dangerous challenge to the free government of the United States that anyone alive has encountered," wrote David Frum, a former speechwriter for George W. Bush, in the final sentences of "How to Build an Autocracy," his widely read article in The Atlantic.
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Following on Andrew Sullivan's widely read New York magazine essay arguing that Trump's rise was the result of too much democracy, we can now see the makings of an emerging case against the good-government, bottom-up democratic ethos that has been standard in polite society for decades.
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In 2015, a widely-read New York Times piece lambasted Amazon's office practices, and just this weekend, an undercover investigation by British newspaper The Times found how Amazon staff at the fulfilment center are threatened with the sack if they take sick leave, even if they have permission from a doctor.
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"Amazon's dominance poses a question of how comfortable we are with more and more of our commerce going through a single company," Lina Khan, director of legal policy at the Open Markets Institute think tank and the author of a widely read paper criticizing Amazon, told me in an interview.
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In a widely read essay in this series, "When Philosophy Lost Its Way," Robert Frodeman and Adam Briggle claim that it was philosophy's institutionalization in the university in the late 19th century that separated it from the study of humanity and nature, now the province of social and natural sciences.
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In other years, the academy has selected obscure European writers whose work was not widely read in English, including the French novelist J. M. G. Le Clézio (2008), the Romanian-German writer Herta Müller (2009), the Swedish poet and translator Tomas Transtromer (2011) and the French novelist Patrick Modiano (2014).
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Hjorth's widely read 2016 book, which tells the story of an Oslo woman who accuses her father of sexually assaulting her as a child, and which was seemingly inspired by elements of Hjorth's own life, had spurred a debate in Norway about the ethics of adapting real events into fiction.
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There he also met Anita Brenner, a Mexican writer of Latvian Jewish descent, who was the fulcrum of a lively international community, and whose widely read 1929 book "Idols Behind Altars" — there's a copy on display — introduced North Americans to the history of Mexican culture, from pre-Columbian times forward.
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Originally published in 1970, "Abigail" is Szabo's most popular book in her native Hungary, where it has been adapted into both a TV series and a musical — and where it is even more widely read than "The Door," the 1987 novel that may be her best-known work outside her country.
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Bill Bishop, who publishes the widely read Sinocism newsletter on Chinese politics, said that China's leaders, including the president, Xi Jinping, and the Communist Party's top antigraft enforcer, Wang Qishan, might see Mr. Xiao's company as a "systemic threat to the stock market" in a year when stability is paramount.
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One of the most widely read economic textbook writers and the first American to win a Nobel Prize in economics, Paul Samuelson, told college students in the 1961 edition of his best-selling "Economics: An Introductory Analysis" textbook , that the Soviet Union's economy was growing faster than the U.S. economy (never true).
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"Amazon's dominance poses a question of how comfortable we are with more and more of our commerce going through a single company," Lina Khan, director of legal policy at the Open Markets Institute think tank and the author of a widely read paper criticizing Amazon, told Vox in an interview last year.
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It was post-apartheid South Africa that set her before the Truth and Reconciliation Commission for murder, put her on trial for racketeering, declared her the "Mugger of the Country" in a headline in one of the most widely-read newspapers in Johannesburg, and exiled her by, at times, "subtly ignoring" her.
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Although for years the most widely read daily, Yediot Ahronot, and its owner took a decidedly anti-Netanyahu line, claims of left-wing bias fall flat these days, when most Israelis are getting their news from Israel Hayom or Walla News, and when the only remaining liberal bastion — Haaretz — struggles to stay afloat.
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Last year, the young (and left-leaning) writer Emmett Rensin published a widely read piece on Vox deriding liberals for their ''smug style''; soon enough, one longtime adept of the right, National Review's Ramesh Ponnuru, was expressing his partial approval, writing in Bloomberg View that what contemporary liberalism lacked most was humility.
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"The History of Chinese Art and A Concise History of Modern Painting Washed in a Washing Machine for Two Minutes"(1987) rendered two books into a mound of illegible paper pulp: respectively, the widely read text by Chinese art historian Wang Bomin, and the first Western modern art book translated into Chinese.
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Kennedy's original comments had caused controversy because they had been widely read to mean that the producer thought female filmmakers with the necessary experience didn't exist, a sentiment that's sorely out of step when directors like Kathryn Bigelow (Zero Dark Thirty) are Michelle MacLaren (Game of Thrones) are regularly lauded for their filmmaking chops.
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As for the timing, the company insists that today's email is "unrelated" to the excerpt that was published yesterday — that it's coincidence that it has advertised some of its traditional safety features to riders on the heels of a widely read report about the company's apparently fraudulent "safe rides" campaign of several years ago.
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Not a bad thing, Ms. Waldman admitted, for a Harvard Law School-educated former public defender who was trying to make it as a novelist and whose oeuvre at the time was a lighthearted, if not widely read, series of murder mysteries starring a former public defender turned stay-at-home mom and amateur sleuth.
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Boing Boing, which is among the most widely read blogs globally and covers areas including tech and cyber, wrote in a post on its site that the incident involved an attacker using an employee's login credentials on Friday and then installing a widget within the Boing Boing theme that redirected readers to a nonsecure website.
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Boing Boing, which is among the most widely read blogs globally and covers areas including tech and cyber, wrote in a post on its site that the incident involved an attacker using an employee's login credentials on Friday and then installing a widget within the Boing Boing theme that redirected readers to a nonsecure website.
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In recent months, on Uber's dime, Holder's current employer, the white-shoe firm Covington and Burling, has interviewed hundreds of employees to obtain a picture of Uber's culture; they were hired after the publication of a widely read account by former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who blogged in February about the company's rampant sexual discrimination and harassment issues.
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The impetus, of course, is the now widely read account of former Uber software engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti, who wrote over the weekend about the sexual harassment she endured during her year with the company, and her astonishment that Uber's HR department repeatedly dismissed her well-documented claims in favor of keeping her manager on board.
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The widely read Drudge Report picked up Politico's story as its top link on Tuesday, revising the headline with literal scare quotes for mentally ill, implying the kind of slippery slope IBD imagined: "Doctors can report 'mentally ill' patients to FBI under new Obama rule..." We were off to the races: The reporting even misled Rep.
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When: Opens Saturday, October 280, 240–2000pm Where: Armory Center for the Arts (22 N. Raymond Avenue, Pasadena, California) The late Octavia E. Butler was not only a celebrated science fiction author, but was the first widely read African-American woman in the genre, and the only sci-fi writer to receive a MacArthur "genius" grant.
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Here are some of the practical issues and how Sanders is likely to address them: Transition: As The Nation pointed out in a widely read article this month, no single payer bill yet has really explained how to move from our current system to the new one, or how long it should take to avoid total disruption.
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D.B.: I did … I turned to them to publish my letter because I knew that their intelligence report was the most widely read thing in the white nationalist world … more so than any white nationalist publication, this was like the gossip mag that the white nationalist world turned to to find out what everybody else was doing.
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"The damage from this assault — coming from within the executive branch itself, after nearly three years of unceasing diplomatic self-sabotage, and at a particularly fragile geopolitical moment — will likely prove to be even more severe to both diplomatic tradecraft and U.S. foreign policy," Burns warned in the essay, which was widely read at the State Department.
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The scores don't include just anyone who calls themselves a critic or has a movie blog; Rotten Tomatoes only aggregates critics who have been regularly publishing movie reviews with a reasonably widely read outlet for at least two years, and those critics must be "active," meaning they've published at least one review in the last year.
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Cori Crider, an attorney with the international legal organization Reprieve, whose clients included a handful of the hunger striking detainees — including one who wrote a widely read New York Times op-ed during the height of the hunger strike exposing the brutality of force-feeding, and who was just released from Guantanamo — reviewed the emails for VICE News.
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In a widely read 22018 op-ed in the New York Times headlined "Stop Coddling the Super-Rich," he wrote that there was something wrong with a tax code that resulted in his secretary paying more in taxes on a percentage basis than a person like himself, who had a majority of his wealth in stock rather than wage income.
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Totaling the 2016 numbers, Sam Wang, a molecular biologist at Princeton who also runs a widely read election website, found that out of almost 400 campaign stops made after the conventions, neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump made appearances in Arkansas, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, the Dakotas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia or Vermont.
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Totaling the 21960 numbers, Sam Wang, a molecular biologist at Princeton who also runs a widely read election website, found that out of almost 21966 campaign stops made after the conventions, neither Hillary Clinton nor Donald Trump made appearances in Arkansas, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, the Dakotas, Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Mississippi, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia or Vermont.
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It turned out, however, that neither party had vetted the vaguely worded contract with a lawyer, and the agreement led to four years of bitter litigation, four court judgments, more than $1 million in legal fees and, in 2004, the publication by Academy Chicago of an anthology of stories that were in the public domain but had not been widely read.
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But when an updated and edited down version of the story was published on "Politico" -- the news organization's free, open-web, and more widely read version -- it didn't specify exactly who the administration is targeting in this rule, and its headline, "Doctors can report some mentally ill patients to FBI under new gun control rule," pointed a finger in the wrong direction: your doctor.
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The Poetry Foundation calls her "one of the most highly regarded, influential, and widely read poets of 20th-century American poetry," and she has the accolades to prove it: Brooks was the first black author to to win the Pulitzer Prize, as well as the first black woman to serve as poetry consultant to the Library of Congress (now called United States Poet Laureate).
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