The Journal has never had a book section before.
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It was born during the strike of New York's printers in the winter of 1962-63, which, among other things, stopped publication of the New York Times' book section and thus deprived America's publishers of their principal advertising vehicle.
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At a time when the book review section looks distressingly cadaverous at 24 pages, any ad beats no ad.
The New York Observer is reporting that The Wall Street Journal is planning to launch a new pull-out book review section.
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We've rechristened our front-of-book travel section, putting the emphasis on service journalism, from identifying the perfect place to spend a weekend in the country to introducing a travel specialist with the connections to arrange almost anything in Italy.
There are eight selections, which include a look back at Road Dahl's life, a history of his publications, details of his charity The Roald Dahl Foundation, a visitor's book, a section for Teachers, Treats for kids and you can even choose to be guided around the site by one of your favourite Roald Dahl characters.
Just as the theological essays avoid predictable lamentations over the West's abandonment of God (at one point Kolakowski almost welcomed secularization on the ground that it might free the church to be what it is rather than what it thinks the world wants it to be), so in the book's final section, a diverse collection of 11 essays, Kolakowski's writing constantly upends expectations.
The acknowledgements page is perhaps the least complete section of the book.
Perhaps the most compelling and revealing section of the book is the part describing O'Neill and U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan as outraged by corporate chicanery.
In another section of the book, he offers advice to would-be MPs on "how to vote" - which, at Westminster, is not as straightforward as it sounds.
They might include the option to connect with other readers currently working through the same section of the book, allowing for a kind of impromptu disposable book club.
The latter is a particularly noteworthy section of the book.
Evernote took a long time to synchronize my account, and the Kindle app had to stop every few pages to fetch the next section of a book, even if the book had been downloaded.
James had resigned the vice-captaincy before the cancer diagnosis that would have cast further doubt on his participation, but the section of his book that criticises the Americans' behaviour at Brookline in 1999 will doubtless be revisited in the build-up.
Harold had written a section in the book where he said that browning meat doesn't keep in the juices -- and that flew in the face of all the things I had learned about classical French cooking up until then.
And one more thing I just want to talk about in the context of a specific photo but also in general, you have a photo of a woman with a Mohawk, and her whole section in the book talks about how everybody projects their stuff onto her hair, including her mother, who just is not down with it at all.
One of the really insightful things about this book is the What Went Wrong section at the end of each chapter.
The author cozies up to bookstore staffers, thanking those who sell more than 20 copies of his books with a mention in the acknowledgements section of his next book.
In a section about escalators and elevators, the book said people should place their hands on escalator railings to avoid falling.
The letters surrounding the ensuing controversy, which eventually led to Toscanini's permanent departure from Italy, form the most absorbing section of the main part of the book.
The book is based on my experiences in the private banking section of Union Bank of Switzerland, Reich says.
"It's going to live in the mystery section, " says Camden Avery, a book buyer for The Booksmith and Kepler's Books, two independent bookstores in the Bay Area.
Eric Arnold is deputy editor of the lifestyle section for Forbes and is author of the book First Big Crush: The Down and Dirty on Making Great Wine Down Under.
But since I'm planning the book as a whole, I can leave the troublesome section for the time being, go to a different place in the outline and work there until I have some thoughts on how to handle the uncooperative scene.
The 2010 Yellow Pages phone book lists 412 distinct Manhattan eateries under its "pizzeria" section, according to a hand count by Michael Berman, a Brooklyn-based photographer and pizza-focused food writer.
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However, Dr. Goldacre takes a slightly different position a bit later in the book (Bad Pharma, p. 243) in a section where he chastises the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK for wasting money by not using generics.
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Our last section takes us back to the initial premise of the book.
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The World Bank has an economic research section that each year turns out a first-rate book called Doing Business, which surveys 175 economies on everything from how many licenses you need to start a business to enforcing contracts to securities transparency.
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