| 11. | It's a respite from dramatic headlines and hard news and pain ."
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| 12. | But Musharraf runs a substantial risk with the hard new tactics.
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| 13. | He sent back the following updates, chock full of hard news:
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| 14. | Although Rose has covered hard news, he has always preferred features.
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| 15. | Comedy has always seemed the best way to deliver hard news,
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| 16. | Many editors relegated women to society pages instead of " hard news ."
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| 17. | "I have always been and remain a'hard news'investigative reporter at heart.
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| 18. | A lack of hard news developments caused wheat to trade narrowly.
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| 19. | You can't be so highbrow that you only cover hard news.
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| 20. | We're there for a straight hard news story describing how bad it gets.
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