- - Magazine staff members
- - Certain board members
- - Certain readers
- - Staffers listed on a masthead
- - Press chiefs could be so tired
- - Masthead titles
- - website workers
- - paper tigers or just on diets?
- - Times table reviewers?
- - Newspaper chiefs
- - copy readers
- - Journalists in Dorset I fancy
- - Important newspaper people
- - receivers of some pitches
- - Damned Tories out with media people
- - avtaar sorted out clothes for film technicians
- - Magazine workers
- - Magazine employees
- - Times squarers?
- - Those who change the course of Time?
- - They're experts in cases
- - They get the word out
- - Tense folks?
- - Newspaper bosses
- - Magazine officials
- - Magazine letter addressees
- - Magazine bosses
- - Crossword clue changers
- - Newspapers' senior staffers
- - Red pencil wielders
- - They have issues to deal with
- - Paper powers
- - One in Dorset trained news bosses
- - Media supremos
- - Masthead section
- - Prose pros
- - Magazine bigwigs
- - Ones making periodical changes
- - Times-changing workers?
- - Pros with prose
- - Marty Baron in 'Spotlight' and Perry White in 'Superman'
- - Paper cutters?
- - Masthead list
- - Press employees
- - Newspaper staffers
- - Periodical VIPs
- - Cosmopolitan group
- - Paper workers
- - Letter recipients
- - Heads of publications
- - They may reduce sentences
- - Employees on paper tired, so sacked
- - Magazine staffers
- - Corrections staff?
- - After Effects and Final Cut Pro
- - Time managers?
- - Group paid to strike?
- - Life sentence reducers?
- - Money management?
- - The first people to try crosswords
- - People behind the Times
- - Post positions?
- - Text fixers
- - Time management?
- - Revisionists?
- - Magazine managers
- - Changing careers?
- - Wired workers
- - Media managers
- - Manuscript fixers
- - The New York Times staffers
- - Text approvers
- - Blue-pencil wielders
- - The first people to play crosswords
- - Film workers
- - Blue-pencilers
- - Cosmopolitan people?
- - Whom reporters report to
- - Rag workers
- - Word processors
- - "Teen" team
- - Flub finders
- - Money changers?
- - New York Times staffers
- - City desk types
- - They wield blue pencils
- - Rags have them
- - They often change their stories
- - Newspaper staff
- - Copyholders?
- - Redactors
- - Diaskeuasts
- - Perkins and Mencken
- - Masthead names
- - Newspaper V.I.P.'s
- - Writers' overseers
- - Newspaper heads
- - Masthead listings
- - Dana and Greeley
- - Story slashers and restorers
- - Perkins, Greeley et al.
- - MSS. inspectors
- - Watterson et al.
- - Newsmen
- - Letter addressees
- - Newspapermen.
- - Ms. workers.
- - Newspaper directors.
- - Newspaper executives.
- - Copy desk workers.
- - Publishers' partners.
- - Copy experts.
- - Newspaper officials.
- - Writers of leaders.
- - Text correctors.
- - Literary men.
- - Journalists.
- - They work on the books
- - Galley slaves?
- - Newspaper people
- - Galley workers
- - Copy cats
- - Magazine VIPs
- - People
- - People people?
- - Staff of life
- - they won't buy the same articles twice!
- - Their job may be to correct abuse of steroid
- - text revisers
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