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NGUYEN (voice-over): Rutgers women's basketball coach Vivian stringer's life has been one battle after another.
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The editor is primarily concerned with a stringer's ability to handle light, make proper exposures, gain access and get accurate and complete cutline info on a tight deadline.
Archive 2005-08-01 2005
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"Having made a decision to use the stringer's information, Sapa would have to take full responsibility for the news item," Norton said.
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And it can describe, as well, the headline -- headliner off a newspaper, the top correspondents who move in on a story when it breaks overseas, and the poor stringer's been handling it; now this fellow comes in.
A Reporter's Life 1997
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Rights Commission, and I and the manager had to go to that board with lots of copies of the stringer's "before" and "after" work, before being as she turned it in and after being after I beat it into some kind of useable shape.
magic-city-news.com 2010
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a glittering necklace of lyric song and draped, with the stringer's compliments, about the throat of a grateful muse.
The Portygee Joseph Crosby Lincoln 1907
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