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Should there be a raid against trade unions, against the entire authorship andeditorship, and all creative thought in the country?
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I feel that theeditorshipof the local paper and theeditorshipof the local radio service should be quite separate.
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The problem ofeditorshipis relevant and difficult for all the media, not just for television.
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Thayer thereafter took overeditorshipof subsequent issues.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The book is rich in material and holds together well under hiseditorship, each section a coherent whole.
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I don't think that my research has suffered because of theeditorship.
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In keeping with the scope of the journal, there has developed a particular style ofeditorship.
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Many of those who have written reviews will have benefited from his astute and encouragingeditorship.
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Besides the change ofeditorship, this issue brings others less important.
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By the end of 2000, she will be in full charge of theeditorship.
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Green's health fluctuated throughout the period when hiseditorshipwas mooted, but his career and reputation rocketed.
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Elena brought enormous energy, thoroughness and fairness into hereditorship.
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Craig helped me figure out how to get the editorial process organized at the beginning of myeditorship.
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There have been three changes of ownership and three changes ofeditorship, and to what end?
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I do not believe that the television authorities will allow any alteration of theireditorship.
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All these are matters of selectiveness in reporting and not matters ofeditorship.
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Was the futureeditorshipdiscussed at this meeting?
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I reserve my comments on one or two of the editorial judgments until after theeditorshiphas changed.
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I feel also that the committee might have a look at the whole question ofeditorship.
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