Synonyms for editors
ed·i·tors

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1. List of paraphrases for "editors":

   publishers, drafters, editores, writers, éditeurs, diagrammers, editorial, eds, copywriters, editor, revisers, weightings, framers, editing, publisher

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1. Carolyn Spencer Brown:

   Critic Editors ' live and breathe cruising, sailing year-round and covering every aspect of the industry -- from new ships and programs to updated amenities and features, with so many wonderful cruise options available, it's never an easy list to narrow down, but these awards truly represent the lines that our experts have recognized as the best of the best.

2. George Eliot:

   Some editors are failed writers, but so are most writers.

3. Veryan Khan:

   Islamic State has been revolutionary in using the green screen technique, most likely to limit exposure to drones [and] satellite [locating of] their operations, the producer probably required that only the cameraman and his assistant be present for the outdoor frames. Later, in post production, the editors dropped in the executions.

4. Dan Gainor:

   Any time top editors quit, other employees job hunt.Especially given their concerns over Gawker’s commitment to what it claims is journalism, but I certainly hope they all quit. The world would be a better place.

5. Human Rights Watch:

   Afghan journalists face threats from all sides: government officials exploiting weak legal protections to intimidate reporters and editors to compel them not to cover controversial topics; the Taliban and other insurgent groups using threats and violence to compel reporting they consider favorable; and police and justice officials letting threats, assaults and even murders go uninvestigated and unprosecuted.