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- adj. Written by a ghostwriter.
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“but his ghostwritten is the ultimate if you like this kind of fiction.”
“And I'd rather see a good query, even if it's been "ghostwritten" than a bad query, any day.”
“Gerald Nelms, an associate professor of rhetoric and composition at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, points to the world of "ghostwritten" speeches and says borrowing language is commonplace in politics.”
“Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that federal judges must write their own opinions and cannot simply sign an opinion that was "ghostwritten" by lawyers.”
“It should be noted that there have been rumors that some of the shows credited to Serling were actually "ghostwritten" by someone else.”
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“Scientific papers "ghostwritten" for drug maker Wyeth may have led to hormone replacement therapy being recommended to healthy menopausal women”
“Fresh questions raised about prominent cardiologist's role in "ghostwritten" 2001 meta-analysis of Vioxx trials”
“Available Fresh questions raised about prominent cardiologist's role in "ghostwritten" 2001 meta-analysis of Vioxx trials”
“You do realize that the health care bill written by Baucus in the house - who is a democrat - the bill endorsed by our democratic President - was actually 'ghostwritten' by Wellpoint, a major health insurance company.”
“Under "Marketing Tactics," the document said the company planned to create bylined "or ghostwritten" articles.”
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