Stead's innovations as editor of the Gazette included incorporating maps and diagrams into a newspaper for the first time, breaking up longer articles with eye-catching subheadings and blending his own opinions with those of the people he interviewed.

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The incident woke the hosts up and they twice went close to breaking the deadlock in first-half stoppage time.

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The organization, then, is put on trial, along with the individuals at its helm and the lower-echelon soldiers, with the goal of breaking up the crime entity and putting the individuals away for a long time. (Life sentences are not unusual in RICO prosecutions.) Mobsters are dangerous, the thinking went, so we need a means of getting them off the street for good.

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