The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette is reprinting its 1957 front pages every day for three weeks.
After Tuesday, the candidate must get a court order and pay for any necessary reprinting of ballots.
To that end, it is worth reprinting the statement issued by Tea Party Express Chairwoman, Amy Kraemer.
In hopes of this time being right at the right time, we are reprinting the 2005 article below.
FORBES: The Myth of Objective Health Insurance Advice (September 1, 2006 )
No need to stop the presses, recall the newspapers or books and destroy them and then shoulder the cost of reprinting.
Making another dress would require a trip to Italy to procure the fantastic fabric, reprinting the pattern and re-cutting the style as a one-off.
But, short on time, he combined all three techniques by reprinting his own etchings and building them up in 3D using wire to add depth.
Why, she demanded, had nobody consulted her before reprinting the cartoon?
The first was managing existing intellectual property, which includes reprinting and distributing books under contract through their traditional and newer digital infrastructures through various release windows ad infinitum.
He said reprinting the census forms would cost five times the amount of the advertising campaign, and said the planned Labour Force Survey would provide better dater about Welsh ethnicity than a tick box would.
Yet, since the press has spent decades reprinting such data unquestioningly, cross-checking facts and figures is a relatively new practice: one bank robbery was recently reported in five different papers with five different figures for the amount stolen.
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