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"It's only a matter of time before this will show up editorially."

"On the other hand, this guy was very close to the President and editorially he could be a resource."

However, all student publications are editorially independent of the university.

I'll buy a few strategic newspapers and back you editorially.

"I personally like editorially where the magazine is moving," he said.

After that public confrontation, the newspaper came to our defense editorially.

Recently you spoke editorially of the need to end "corporate welfare."

The newspaper is financially and editorially independent of the university.

He has spoken publicly and written editorially in support of it.

Though it operates from a university building, the paper remains editorially independent.

The two publications share a publisher but are editorially independent.

Whilst a society of the Union, the paper is editorially independent.

At present, the editorially approved term for these people is "conservatives."

Far into the modern era, it continued a Republican paper editorially and in news columns.

Many newspapers backed it editorially, and so did radio commentators.

The Alligator has been financially and editorially independent from the university since 1973.

However the magazine is not editorially neutral on issues.

She looks at it as an editorially driven life-style magazine.

This entails a fundamental change in the way we work, both editorially and commercially.

I felt for a number of reasons, both editorially and legally, that changes had to be made in the piece."

"We keep a keen eye on what we say yes to editorially."

"For people who are used to the Geographic's style editorially, that can raise some red flags."

The journal was therefore "editorially retracting" the study on its own, he wrote.

He also established the paper editorially as an outspoken opponent of slavery.