Excerpts
Papers
Papers noun - Writing that provides information (especially information of an official nature).
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Scrapbook Story: The original novel was partly told through a mix of newspaper and magazine articles, scholarly papers, government reports, and excerpts from Sue Snell's memoirs.
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Additionally, it examines the myth of that patriotic hero (in this case, "Lady Liberty" rather than "Captain America") from the viewpoints of popular culture looking back at it — via academic papers, historical books, and even excerpts from romance novels.
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That Was The Week That Was ended most episodes with presenter David Frost reading from the next day's papers, and on 29 December 1962, one of the excerpts he read was from the Sunday Express column "Cross-Bencher", the unreliable predictions of which had been mocked earlier in the episode.
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