[W]ildlife experts say even healthy sea lions are best left alone.
See, there's how an expert can really enrich a news story.
[BTW I have duly noted, helmut: That's an AP story, AP is print journalism, and they're using "expert." But my stance remains tenable! Strictly, AP is just a wire service--a notoriously inferior subcategory of reportage. A wire service owns no presses! It inks no paper! If you search Google News for "expert" I doubt you'll see a single story from the NY Times, The Washington Post, Boston Herald or any other bona fide inker of paper. So there!]
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I like this quote from the story:
[W]ildlife experts say even healthy sea lions are best left alone.
See, there's how an expert can really enrich a news story.
[BTW I have duly noted, helmut: That's an AP story, AP is print journalism, and they're using "expert." But my stance remains tenable! Strictly, AP is just a wire service--a notoriously inferior subcategory of reportage. A wire service owns no presses! It inks no paper! If you search Google News for "expert" I doubt you'll see a single story from the NY Times, The Washington Post, Boston Herald or any other bona fide inker of paper. So there!]
Wow, that is enriching! I guess I'll give up on my plans to train sea lions to catch frisbees.
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