| Her editors gave her a long leash and seemed content with the tradeoff in which they mostly didn't ask questions and she delivered exclusives. |
| Given that overlicensing helped kill the golden goose, it shouldn't be much of a revelation that meaningful exclusives ensure healthy licensees. |
| So he assiduously courted the Sun and wooed its boss, soaping them with exclusives and promises of economic responsibility. |
| To bring us exclusives, documentary film-makers, like journalists, depend on a mixture of luck and cunning. |
| Tonight, he scored a slew of exclusives, including the only on-camera conversation with a condemned bomber. |
| But I'm very keen to correct the idea that the BBC isn't in the business of breaking news or exclusives. |
