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He has also worked as an editor and book packager.

The total volume of the packagers is not known because most companies are private.

This is typical of the means by which packagers keep costs down.

A book packager is like a movie producer, but for books.

The packagers like candidates with what in the trade is called "a good story."

But the book's American packagers set to work improving it, and what did they come up with?

It was television that created the need for image consultants and media packagers.

She speaks for the American farmer more often than food packagers.

In one important sense, of course, packagers are often more or less stuck with doubles.

Sometimes, a book starts with a grant, but usually the packager risks his own money.

In the West, packagers are often considered "hired help," he says.

Hundreds of package designs are available for packagers to consider.

If there are more packagers the applicant can choose which to include.

He was a packager by trade; he worked with his hands all day long.

Food packagers take extra care with some types of active packaging.

Fallon, of course, is the perfect candidate for today's media packagers.

Recently, however, their reputation as television's best packagers of comedy talent has been called into question.

As a result, in the past year some food packagers have begun calling attention to the fiber content of their products.

Has this affected the book packager's marriage by creating a sports widow?

The holiday season brings out the creative bent in packagers.

TO packagers of mass entertainment, the word extreme is extremely familiar.

Star Wars toys, for example, were created by a packager, and so are most big budget movies.

Necco packagers were one of the first companies to package without human touch.

Nobody at Channel 2 has a blessed thing to do with what the packagers will put in the program, including the topic.

The company now needs to become "a producer and distributor, rather than a packager," he said.