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Nor was it mere regurgitative journalism -- like the Sunday Times and its Insight team, there was a proper sense of investigative journalism.

Bobby Friedman: Closing Murdoch's Papers Could Kill Opinion Bobby Friedman 2011

Nor was it mere regurgitative journalism -- like the Sunday Times and its Insight team, there was a proper sense of investigative journalism.

Bobby Friedman: Closing Murdoch's Papers Could Kill Opinion Bobby Friedman 2011

Mick Brookes, the NAHT general secretary, said: Testing narrows the curriculum and makes learning shallow, because the tests are simply regurgitative.

Archive 2009-03-01 Jim Horn 2009

Mick Brookes, the NAHT general secretary, said: Testing narrows the curriculum and makes learning shallow, because the tests are simply regurgitative.

British Teachers Plan to End National Testing Jim Horn 2009

My disgust at this behavior and my rage at the insensate electorate that tolerates such has gone beyond the regurgitative process.

Terrorist Threat Revealed! 2009

I could feel the warmth of the regurgitative quasi-pietic spandrels right through my jacket as my long lost apparatus' sinusoidal vaneshaft quietly trilled, "pocketa pocketa pocketa..."

Oh Great - I Caught A Story Virus 2008

I could feel the warmth of the regurgitative quasi-pietic spandrels right through my jacket as my long lost apparatus' sinusoidal vaneshaft quietly trilled, "pocketa pocketa pocketa..."

Archive 2008-12-01 2008

Hearst, William Randolph, bombastic kitsch of, 81; as baptist, 81; regurgitative properties of, 81; as second Noah, 82

Who's Who 2005

Hearst, William Randolph, bombastic kitsch of, 81; as baptist, 81; regurgitative properties of, 81; as second Noah, 82

Who's Who 2005

Maybe an author of such...stature...is doing something new and meaningful with the theme, and the regurgitative tenor of the blurb is simply the fault of the marketing department.

PEEPS rip-off 2007