- Teen: Over-achievement, over-scheduling, family.go.com, August 19, 2007.

2. from person to person:

Headline: From Person to Person, Genetic Maps Reveal (National Geographic News, November 22, 2006).

3. from country to country:

Headline: Tax policies vary widely from country to country, OECD study shows (oecd.org, December 10, 2005).

4. from event to event, from spectacle to spectacle:

One minute, we are still debating election returns in Ohio and Florida. And then, in a flash, the story largely disappears and the subject changes. Quickly, we have moved on as the news media converges on Fallujah to report on, and in the view of many, support what may be the bloodiest chapter to date of the Iraq war.

Media coverage lurches from event to event, and from spectacle to spectacle as a substance deficit disorder hyperactively drives the news agenda. No sooner are we focused on one major story, than another intrudes to change the subject and insures that there is no time for follow-up, much less thoughtful processing. - From Florida to Fallujah: What the News Coverage Covers Up, MediaChannel.org, November 9, 2004.

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