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#1 (permalink) Sun May 10, 2009 18:34 pm What does Top editor mean? Is it different from "senior editor"?

Hi all, what does Top editor mean? Is it different from "senior editor"? Thanks Jung

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#2 (permalink) Mon May 11, 2009 0:09 am What does Top editor mean? Is it different from "senior editor"?

. With no further context, I presume it means either 'editor-in-chief' or 'best editor'. . _________________ Native English teacher at Mister Micawber's

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