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Mufson, S. (1997). The Yangtze Dam Eeat or Folly The Washington Post (November 7). 

Spam Blast Prompts Demands for Funds, Washington Post, March... 

Kassinger, Ruth. "Alchemy then and now." Washington Post, 22 Mar 1999. 

Gillis, J. (2002). Soybeans mixed with altered corn Suspect crop stopped from getting into food , The Washington Post, November 13, p. E01. 

Mufson, S. 1992. G-7 eyes aid for ex-Soviet nuclear plants. Washington Post (newspaper), Washington, D.C. 22 May 1992 F1-F3. 

Smaller-Scale Attacks, The Washington Post, October 15, 2002,... 

Gellman, B. 2002. Cyber-attacks by A1 Qaeda feared Terrorists at threshold of using Internet as tool of bloodshed, experts say. Washington Post, June 27, A01. 

Six million Jews died in concentration camps, but six billion broiler chickens will die this year in slaughter houses." — Washington Post, November 13,1983... 

Youden, W.J. "Statistical Techniques for Collaborative Tests" Association of Official Analytical Chemists Washington, D.C., 1969 p 37.Sagan, C. The Washington Post... 

Hamilton, Martha A. (1997). Monsanto s green thumb From agricultural roots, firm has blossomed-and ao has a spinoff Washington Post H2. 

Goodman, Peter S. (1998). Greener grass vs. cleaner water Effort to cure bay does little about doctoring lawns. The Washington Post BOl. 

Churchville, Victoria. (1985). Greening of America s lawns elicits warnings on chemicals Groups worry about health risks. The Washington Post-. April 21, Al. 

B. GeUman, D. Linzer and C.D. Leonnig, Surveillance Net Yields Few Suspects NSA s Hunt for Terrorists Scrutinizes Thousands of Americans, but Most are Later Cleared, Washington Post (5 February 2006), Sect. A, p. 01. 

Thomas, P, (1997, January 30), Study Suggests Black Male Prison Rate Impinges on Political Process, The Washington Post, p. A3,... 

Gladwell, Malcolm, (1990, December 11). Contraceptive Implant Approved for U.S, Use, The Washington Post p, A3. Hilts, Philip J. (1990, December 11), U.S, Approves Contraceptives Planted in Skin. New York Times, p, A1,... 

Almost all nonfiction writing, and journalism in particular, maintains a polite, formal point of view. For example, in a daily newspaper such as The New York Times or The Washington Post you never see an article that begins in this way ... 

Ottaway, David B. A Boon to Sales, or a Threat Safety Devices Split Industry. The Washington Post, May 20, 1999, p. AI. Discusses the uncertainty in the gun industry about whether adding safety devices such as trigger locks will help sales by offering added security or will hobble the industry by encouraging mandatory federal standards. 

I m not the only author to realize the immense challenge in publishing fiction. For example, John Scalzi (Scalzi.com) has written extensively on the difficulty of publishing science fiction. First let me tell you a little bit about John. He is a published nonfiction book author. He has written for the Chicago Sun-Times, the Washington Post, the San Diego Tribune and the San Francisco Examiner. He s even been on Oprah. John has been an editor, most notably for a humor area on America Online. He even has an agent—for his nonfiction. 

Barr, Cameron W., Cicada The Other, Other White Meat Epicures Ready to Make a Meal of High-Pitched Pests. See http // www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4752983/ (April 16,2004), for reprint of a story from the The Washington Post. (This article discusses Grubco, Inc.)... 

Weiss, R., Bioterrorism An Even More Devastating Threat, Washington Post, September 17, 2001, p. A24. 

Susan Q. Stranahan, For Old Drugs, New Tricks Advice Veers away from Flushing Unused Pills, Washington Post, May 5, 2009, p. HE 1. 

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