Just what proportion of trials are kept under wraps is unclear - one of Donald Rumsfeld's known unknowns - but a 2010 study from the National Institute of Health Research suggests that half are never published, and those with positive results twice as likely to get into print.

BBC: Trust of medical volunteers 'betrayed'

The idea was to get him writing for the web, and to get me into print.

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The piece was fantastic, and we rushed to get it into print.

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"One of the great tricks that they use is to tell reporters these tall tales to get it into print, " said Nickell, who authored a book, Psychic Sleuths, that takes an in-depth look at the claims of 10 crime-solving psychics.

CNN: Visions of death: Can psychics 'see' what detectives cannot?

The first is that if you can issue more money as and when you want, which you can if you control your own currency, then if the banks of the financial system get into trouble then you can just print more money to help them out.

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Habitually deleting blatantly commercial messages from our inboxes and chucking print ads that get stuffed into our snail mailboxes, we undeniably remain suckers for the human touch.

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Today you can visit five side-by-side museums, including a replica general store, print shop and history museum, to get a glimpse into the past.

BBC: Exploring New York��s Erie Canal