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In literature, an article written by or proceeding from an editor; in journalism, often a ‘leading’ article in a newspaper or magazine. The intention is usually to make a personal (or an organizational) comment upon the text that follows, or a response to a current event or issue in the news. Since the editor determines the content of the publication, the editorial is a valuable clue to the philosophy and political views that underpin this.



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We also used the reader service inquiries editorially, as we could monitor the interest in various products, materials and machinery by how many requests were made by the readers.
Another casualty by Smith, Don R. / Rubber World
While gossipy celebrity titles don't compete editorially with service-oriented periodicals, they do vie for sought-after positions at newsstands and supermarket checkout lines.
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It's informative, succinct and easy to grasp both graphically and editorially.
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