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enquirer
1. to the National Enquirer so that didn’t help
2. Harry thought how ridiculous it sounded and chuckled to himself, did the readers actually believe any of it? The man had obviously been recruited from the National Enquirer
3. “There are stories in the Enquirer about him, for God’s sake
4. as the National Enquirer,
5. The bidding was always brisk for the exotic goods from other regions, an air of festivity usually followed the traders arrival, not being affiliated to any tribe or political leaning the traders, as far back as anyone remembered were allowed to travel everywhere without hindrance and any information they divulged about places or people usually cost the enquirer a high price
6. Aliens or not, they didn’t seem to take too kindly to interlopers, or maybe it was the military trying to silence them because they’d seen way too much and didn’t want them blabbing to The National Enquirer or on Facebook or YouTube about cloning experiments with modern-day woolly mammoths and saber-tooth tigers
7. Any enquirer would be told that the guest in room 2307 was not a Caucasian man and woman
8. No metaphysical enquirer has ever fairly criticised his own speculations; in his own judgment they have been above criticism; nor has he understood that what to him seemed to be absolute truth may reappear in the next generation as a form of logic or an instrument of thought
9. How rarely can we say of any modern enquirer in the magnificent language of Plato, that 'He is the spectator of all time and of all existence!'
10. Then let me tell you that you are doing just the reverse; the encouragement which you offer would have been all very well had I myself believed that I knew what I was talking about: to declare the truth about matters of high interest which a man honours and loves among wise men who love him need occasion no fear or faltering in his mind; but to carry on an argument when you are yourself only a hesitating enquirer, which is my condition, is a dangerous and slippery thing; and the danger is not that I shall be laughed at (of which the fear would be childish), but that I shall miss the truth where I have most need to be sure of my footing, and drag my friends after me in my fall
11. A National Enquirer article in the late fall of 1967, titled “The Tragic Story of
12. the Daughter JFK’s Mother Had to Give Up,” National Enquirer, November 5, 1967
13. This is true and not just something I found in the National Enquirer
14. Unfortunately, by then, the National Enquirer was covering me too
15. When I found out he had seen the National Enquirer, I was horrified
16. At first I wasn’t sure what he was talking about—was I the rat who had betrayed his trust, or was he talking about the guy who sold out to the Enquirer?
17. AS FOR THE LAX INCIDENT, I completely forgot about it until more than a week later, when I heard the National Enquirer was doing a story about it
18. The guard was reportedly paid by the Enquirer to tell her story, after which she filed a report with the LAPD
19. The Enquirer put my tearful photo on the front page with the headline ANGEL FACE
20. The sight was grisly and shocking, made for the cover of the National Enquirer