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• And most of the time I ended up writing copy myself.
• He was distinguished for writing copies in both Latin and German.
• Our producers write copy and physically cut and edit videotape.
• Peggy begins writing copy after ad man Freddy Rumsen recognizes her talent.
• But then it hired Richard Medugno to write copy for its Web page.
• In New York, he found work writing copy and and doing graphic design.
• It entails, among other duties, writing copy for Web sites, and often creating the graphics.
• The newspaper has a staff of about four inmates who edit and write copy from the Huntsville Unit.
• Large numbers in this case simply means of those persons hired to write copy or perform other literary tasks.
• After the war Leavitt returned home, and found work writing copy for a New York City advertising agency.
• They learn reading and math on the job, writing copy and balancing the books for their own greeting-card business.
• Weldon may have been receptive because she once made her living writing copy for the advertising agency Ogilvy & AMP; Mather.
• They had a dinner party for four of Hazen's clients and Theodore Weed, who works for Hazen writing copy.
• He found work writing copy for a small print shop for a while, but returned home after less than a year, unsuccessful.
• He is a leading direct-response copywriter and marketing consultant who writes copy that grabs people's eyeballs and glues them to your message.
• Writing something for Wikipedia is not like writing copy for a newspaper, and needs a very different mentality if you are going to be successful.
• "Second, they know how to write copy, and third, they have a sense of what rings true and what doesn't.
• He also worked briefly for the New York paper " Financial America " and at writing copy in the publicity departments of two motion picture companies.
• "He was always active-- taking pictures, writing copy, working on the layouts, " said Michelle Zarro, the yearbook faculty adviser.
• That success convinced the Atlanta creative czar to trade in TV commercials for a thinking cap, snappy jingles for synapses and writing copy for right-brain meditation.