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Meanings of editors in English
Person who edits texts or publications.
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Usage of editors in English
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Ninety-one authors and review editors from 40 different countries prepared the report.
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Good advice not just for politicians but journalists and news editors too.
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Years had passed, but the editors remained stubbornly committed to their question.
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The Wikimedia Foundation urged Wikipedia editors to use media outlets 'with caution'.
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Its editors say it is independent and free of any political influence.
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And if any producers or editors are reading, just remember: Balance, Grasshopper.
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Put peace men in power; educate the editors and statesmen to responsibility.
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If it is not 'perfect' we have editors to perfect your story.
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Where there are writers, of course, there are sooner or later editors.
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Its editors then appear to help shape which stories users should see.
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In the case of Capone, the editors decided to withhold the card.
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The only real editors of today are the capitalist and the public.
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Thailand's new military rulers have summoned eighteen newspaper editors to meet them.
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I note that editors also met Osborne, including the Guardian's Katharine Viner.
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They are started by editors to keep the soldiers in the country.
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The editors are compelled to keep constantly in view the wider field.
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Editors across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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