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"We didn't accept anything that was in the public press as gospel," he said.

About 1835 he commenced a series of letters in the public press which made his name widely known.

His reviews were published in the public press for the first time in 1970.

But the public press knew them no more, much to the clan's thankfulness.

I don't really think that the election should be appropriately pursued in the public press.

Unlike other investigations of possible wrongdoing, he said, "this one has already been tried and decided in the public press."

It would be best if nothing about it gets into the public press until I have.

But such statements of support have done little to put a stop to bitter exchanges in the public press.

Several efforts were made by him to prevent the introduction of reforms, including articles in the public press.

He also occasionally contributed articles on painting to the public press.