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• For the first time ever, Mackenzie now editorialized on internal American politics.
• Friday's Herald, seen as a government mouthpiece, editorialized on Mugabe's views.
• Since then, he has been advised, sermonized and editorialized on the issue of retirement.
• The Independent newspaper, editorializing on Saturday, said Morton " should have waited a proper interval.
• This, IMO, is a kind of editorializing on our part, which we need to avoid.
• This is just his way of editorializing on middle-class propriety and the tedium of cutting grass.
• The Chronicle editorialized on Dec . 8, 1941.
• Ongoing POV pushing and editorializing on Paul Tonko page going as far back as December 2010.
• Two weeks ago, a prestigious medical journal editorialized on pot's behalf as a low-risk and promising drug.
• That same year, Lovejoy began editorializing on slavery, perhaps the most controversial social issue of that time.
• Editors shouldn't editorialize on Wikipedia.
• "Ridiculous, " snapped The Washington Post, which felt compelled to editorialize on the idea of organizing books by size.
• Editorializing on the new ordinance, the Sun said, " While such actions may be legal, they are unfair ."
• The newspaper noted that it had not editorialized on its front page since President Richard Nixon's resignation in 1974.
• The newspaper did not refrain from editorializing on the report, saying that such an incident is " possible only in Russia ."
• *"'restore the soft redirect to the Meta essay "'but without additional commentary or editorializing on whether it's a policy or an essay.
• "The Israelis and Syrians appear eager to resolve their differences quickly, " it editorialized on the day the peace talks began in Washington.
• This is just the user editorializing on some issue . "'How am I doing ? ) 02 : 45, 14 May 2009 ( UTC)
• Newspapers talk of holy war, editorialize on conspiracies hatched by America and Israel and dismiss the Ethiopian and Eritrean governments as stooges of an ethnic minority.
• Nigeria's military regime warned journalists Wednesday not to editorialize on accusations by the country's jailed deputy leader, who said he was framed by top military brass.