- EDITORS
- Copy cats?
- Blue-pencilers
- New York Times staffers
- Text approvers
- Blue-pencil wielders
- The New York Times staffers
- People people
- They may help you tighten things up
- Flub finders
- Tense folks?
- They get the word out
- They're experts in cases
- Times table reviewers?
- Masthead names
- people
- Galley slaves?
- Magazine staffers
- Vancouver Sun and National Post VIPs
- Substance in the Jose Canseco book "Juiced"
- They often change their stories
- Teen team
- They work on the books
- Time managers?
- City desk types
- Money changers?
- Changing careers?
- Cosmopolitan group?
- Life sentence reducers?
- After Effects and Final Cut Pro
- Corrections staff?
- They may reduce sentences
- Times-changing workers?
- Paper workers
- Whom reporters report to
- Film workers
- Manuscript fixers
- Media managers
- Magazine managers
- Group paid to strike?
- Newspapers' senior staffers
- Staff of Life
- Emendators.
- Revisers.
- Staff members of a newspaper.
- Writers of leaders.
- Greeley, Watterson, White.
- Weeks, Ross, Hibbs, etc.
- Eyeshade brigade.
- Max Perkins, William Allen White, etc.
- Men of the galleys.
- Wallace, Ross, Hibbs, etc.
- They work on MSS.
- Fourth Estate men.
- Bookmakers.
- Journalists.
- Literary men.
- Text correctors.
- Newspaper officials.
- Copy experts.
- Publishers' partners.
- Newspaper V.I.P.'s
- Copy desk workers.
- Newspaper executives.
- Newspaper directors.
- Ms. workers.
- Newspapermen.
- Certain readers
- Letter addressees
- Newsmen
- Newspaper people
- Watterson et al.
- Diaskeuasts
- MSS. inspectors
- Perkins, Greeley et al.
- Story slashers and restorers
- Dana and Greeley
- Masthead listings
- Newspaper heads
- Writers' overseers
- Perkins and Mencken
- Redactors
- Galley workers
- Copyholders?
- Newspaper staff
- Certain board members
- Rags have them
- Post positions?
- Revisionists?
- Word processors
- Cosmopolitan people?
- Ones making periodical changes
- Masthead section
- Strike-out specialists?
- Staffers listed on a masthead
- Ones getting the last word in
- Magazine bigwigs
- Text fixers
- Receivers of some pitches
- _Time_ management?
- The first people to play crosswords
- Red pencil wielders
- Out group?
- They wield blue pencils
- The first people to try crosswords
- Heads of publications
- Newspaper staffers
- Periodical VIPs
- Some Wikipedia volunteers
- Rag workers
- Wired workers
- People behind the Times
- Time management?
- Pros with prose
- Paper cutters?
- Paper powers
- Prose pros
- They have issues to deal with
