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• The Press wept over it. (10)
• We have no official press. (16)
• We have no subsidized press. (16)
• Shall I tell yer wot the Press did? (8)
• We have not even an endowed press. (16)
• We cannot, therefore, blame the Press. (8)
• And a free press would no longer exist. (16)
• Damn the Press, how they nose everything out! (8)
• Nor the Press, if I may go so far, as to say so. (8)
• The Press have the right to attend if they wish. (8)
• You know the newspaper Press is a mighty engine. (10)
• Even so, the Associated Press did not carry all before it. (16)
• He felt her lips press his mouth with a swift, burning kiss. (8)
• They said they wished they were going on the press boat too. (9)
• Ever so slightly Barbara let her arm press against Courtiers. (8)
• Never to see her eyes closing and press his lips against them! (8)
• Edward disliked the Harmsworth Press; Robert thought it was doing good. (8)
• Some one stretched out a detaining hand and drew him out of the press. (13)
• Would you say that a strong press movement would help to quiet the country? (8)
• Press it, if necessary; otherwise she might be disappointed, my dear fellow. (10)
• An undefined well-being made her press her knees together and close her eyes. (12)
• When Merthyr had spoken thus, she felt that she might dare to press his hand. (10)
• Others might press her hand, lead her the dance: he simply wanted his release. (10)
• In this situation many are turning to the Socialistic press as their one refuge. (16)
• Lady Charlotte saw the chance as a wind-blown beacon-fire under press of shades. (10)
• Action and reaction are all the while going on between the press and its patrons. (16)
• It is not, as is the Associated Press, a clearing-house for the exchange of news. (16)
• A press of hideous impulse urged to speak: A novel dread of man enchained her dumb. (10)
• He stood treat upon all occasions, and he lunched attaches of the press at all hours. (9)
• In the seventies a number of Western newspapers formed the Western Associated Press. (16)
• Cases where Associated Press papers have ceased publication have not been infrequent. (16)
• Richie, we will press things so that you shall be in Sarkeld by the end of the month. (10)
• She did not press for talk; his ready appetite was the flower of conversation to her. (10)
• But she refused to see the disappearance of her chance, and continued to press her point. (8)
• If it is true that the commercial spirit rules the press, it is at least in good company. (16)
• The Press answered them boldly, with the appalling statement that we had no navy and no army. (10)
• Benevolent subscriptions assist her to hire her own man of science, her own organ in the Press. (10)
• But in strong gales the power of the Press collapses; it wheezes like a pricked pigskin of a piper. (10)
• When all is said, however, the defection of the daily press has been a staggering blow to democracy. (16)
• An Associated Press franchise to a newspaper in New York or Chicago is worth from $50,000 to $200,000. (16)
• We have already noted some of the effects produced on the press by the hurry-skurry of our modern life. (16)
• They could do nothing but press close to each other, their hands enlaced, their lips meeting now and then. (8)
• This flaunting and over-emphasis also go well with the charge that the press of to-day is commercialized. (16)
• This give and take between the press and the public is vital to a just conception of American journalism. (16)
• I gained his commendation by shunning the metropolitan Balls, nor did my father press me to appear at them. (10)
• There would thus be a chaos of ineffective competition among either coöperative or commercial press agencies. (16)
• The most important instance of criticism of this kind is afforded by current attacks upon the Associated Press. (16)
• Many carry a whisky-bottle in their pocket, which they will press with embarrassing effusion on a perfect stranger. (2)
• The facts brought out appeared in the press of the smaller centres, but not a word was printed in the local papers. (16)
• From time immemorial we have acted in this immoral manner, till we have accustomed the Press and Public to expect it. (8)
• A quarter of an hour later he stood in the body of the emptying room supplying names to one of the gentlemen of the Press. (8)
• And this Press, declaring itself independent, can hardly walk for fear of treading on an interest here, an interest there. (10)
• He had come to Cambridge to see it through the press, and he remained there four or five years, with certain brief absences. (9)
• When I came the next year the Saturday Press was no more, and the editor and his contributors had no longer a common centre. (9)
• The circus arrived in Chicago on Sunday for a week stand, and the press agent was ready with an elaborately planned venture. (21)
• Outside the Press and Parliament, which must necessarily be the face we show to the foreigner, absolute indifference reigned. (10)
• He needed money, he wished to be financially independent, but, in the Press, his independence could not be all that he desired. (2)
• Heard ye outcries of affright, Voices that through many a fray, In the press of flag and spear, Warned the king of peril near? (10)
• The output of the Associated Press is not the news; it is a story of the news, written by reporters employed to serve the membership. (16)
• Harry was mentally debating whether, in this new posture of affairs, his friend Ferdinand would press his claim for certain moneys lent. (10)
• He worked his interest with the press to the utmost, and paragraphs of a variety that did credit to his ingenuity were afloat everywhere. (9)
• Anne did not receive the perfect conviction which the Admiral meant to convey, but it would have been useless to press the enquiry farther. (4)
• He hung waiting for confidential communications on my part, but did not press for them; he preserved an unvarying delicacy in that respect. (10)
• Those great names in our business and political firmament which lately have fallen like Lucifer, dreaded exposure in the press most of all. (16)
• Endowed newspapers, municipal newspapers, and even university newspapers, have been proposed as possible solutions of the problems of the press. (16)
• But digest what you have learnt, Richie; press nothing on the squire; be guided by the advice of that esteemed and admirable woman, your aunt Dorothy. (10)
• Enough has been said to show that its efficiency and the manner of its organization combine to give the Associated Press a distinct savor of monopoly. (16)
• The Press interpreted the cough as a warning to Government; and Government launched a big ship with hurrahs, and ordered the recruiting-sergeant to be seen conspicuously. (10)

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