Reddit — the self-described "front page of the internet" — has changed its front page.
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And it was a big front-page story, front page, center, color picture, a disgrace.
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From a front-page story ... It all started with a front-page story in the Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune.
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I had conquered the front page of the front page of the internet and won an anonymous fame.
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But our main streaming partner, usually they put our movies on the front page, and they wouldn't put this one on the front page.
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Here's The Washington Post's initial front page, which was changed after an outcry on social media: Here's the front page of tomorrow's Washington Post: pic.twitter.
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And perhaps the most eerie front page goes to the Birmingham News, which had pre-written and laid out its front page anticipating a Hillary Clinton win:
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Here's The Sun's Tuesday front page: Tomorrow's front page: Raheem Sterling has triggered the fury of anti-gun campaginers by unveiling his new tattoo of an M16 assault rifle. pic.twitter.
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FRONT PAGE A picture with the continuation of a front-page article on Thursday about the decaying facilities from the 2212 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro was published in error.
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And it talked about -- these are (ph) front page.
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The news made the front page of the Times .
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And it talked about — these are (ph) front page.
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In one photo on the front page, Trump was featured gesturing the way forward for Kim Jong Un, while four of the eight photos on the front page featured them shaking hands.
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"Armaggeddon," wrote the daily newspaper Ethnos on its front page.
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A FRONT PAGE feature on Kate's "Marilyn Monroe" moment, REALLY?
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Alas, the sexist commentary didn't stop at the front page.
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Ree Drummond's love for her husband is front page news.
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The Denver Postdedicated its entire front page to the story.
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If she got less front page promotion, again, less streams.
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The post quickly hit the front page of the site.
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"The Flynn Ultimatum" splashed across the Huffington Post front page.
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The other tease at the top of the front page?
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The Washington Post ran that story on the front page.
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Yahoo used to be 'the front page of the internet.
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Not too long ago, encryption was a front page issue.
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"Humiliation for May," said The Times on its front page.
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"She did it!" announced one front page the next morning.
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So I'm the front page of the New York Post.
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He's seeing their front page today, which has that quote.
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It was on the Reddit front page within an hour.
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Front page headlines claim operations killed hundreds of Iraqi troops.
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I wrote my article, which ran on Wednesday's front page.
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Future articles will appear on the New Money front page.
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"Time's up, Theresa," the newspaper said on its front page.
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This picture ran above the fold on the front page.
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"Chancellor at any price," Bild wrote on its front page.
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" The Daily News's city room still evoked "The Front Page.
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Why wasn't it screaming front page news across the country?
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"Your trip was all over the front page," Baker said.
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Bernie Sanders: Then if I don't, there's another front page.
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It put color on the front page in the 1990s.
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To get front page placement is another $100 a week.
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We've had front page images on newspapers for how long?
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Don't worry, the new star getting the front-page treatment is Cavs rookie Collin Sexton -- you can buy his jersey for $110 (Kevin Love and J.R. Smith are also still on the front page).
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Because they didn't put it on the front page or what was ... Well, they didn't put it on the front page or they didn't really know ... Even now they really don't have very good distribution.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Jan.
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Blaze's hack led the front page of The New York Times.
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It made it to the front page of the gaming [subreddit].
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Front Page: The Steven Avery Story will air in late January.
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And that made the front page of the New York Times.
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The note made the front page of one newspaper in Australia.
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"Those questions deserved to be on the front page," Weingarten said.
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On its front page, USA Today wrote about Trump "showing resilience."
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Federal design guidelines for government buildings aren't normally front-page news.
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Otherwise, I'll have a front-page story: 'We have breaking news.
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It&aposd be all over the front page of every newspaper.
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We put it right on the front page of our websites.
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"Andrew Who?" said a front-page headline in Sunday's Toronto Star.
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Post edition that announced her swearing-in on its front page.
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So how could we put that picture on the front page?
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ET and will be featured on the front page of Twitch.
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" L.A. Times front page: "A world of outrage greets Trump's words.
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This is the front page of the Los Angeles Daily News.
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"We found some more paper," it said on the front page.
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As a front page of the internet for the masses, though?
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The day the fire went out it was front page news.
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New stories bubble up that become front-page news by Monday.
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Cumhuriyet vowed "we will not surrender" in a front-page headline.
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Now, with Black Lives Matter, it's finally on the front page.
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But the bill is still failing to make front page news.
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"Bolivians against Bolivians" read the front page of one local daily.
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You don't read a lot of front-page stories about molybdenum.
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It should be aired front-page [in the] United States Senate.
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So the man likes pretty women — that is front-page news?
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Then if I don't answer, then it's another front-page story.
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Front-page features on the Saudi horrors in Yemen have followed.
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Of course, many readers won't visit the front page at all.
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Nov.
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How does the front-page coverage of our recent wars compare?
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How does the front-page coverage of our recent wars compare?
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The photo appeared prominently on The Times's front page on Wednesday.
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Probably not "the last whopper" but quite a front page. pic.twitter.
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It's anti-Trump in everything from the front page to fashion.
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That was the subject of our front-page story on Wednesday.
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The front page featured its first color photograph in October 22020.
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It was front-page news the next day in The Times.
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The Times (by necessity, alas) runs vulgarities on its front page.
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It became the subject of a front-page article on Tuesday.
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A picture of my father's killer was on the front page.
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It landed on the front page of a show business newspaper.
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"Don't You Know There's A Game On?" asked its front page.
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I was writing the front-page story for the next day.
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Mike: Just look at our front page on any given day.
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The front page of the Washington Post sports section on Sept.
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On Friday, New York's Daily News gave it the front page.
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We wrote about it in a front-page article last month.
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The lineup for the next day's front page had been decided.
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But many black newspapers gave front-page coverage to her death.
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They were front-page news around the world and filled newsreels.
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It made the front page of The Times on Monday morning.
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It should be aired front page [in the] United States Senate.
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Notice a common theme in all of today's front page headlines?
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FRONT PAGE Because of an editing error, an article on Feb.
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Those claims led to front-page stories on Sunday and today.
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These include stories for the front page, and sensitive investigative stories.
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"Don't You Know There's a Game On?" asked its front page.
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James's tweet made the front page of the New York Times.
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By the way, this was literally front-page news in Ottawa.
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"They sort of take tariffs off the front page," he said.
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Aftenposten splashed the photograph across the front page of its newspaper on Friday, next to a large Facebook logo, and wrote a front-page editorial headlined "Dear Mark Zuckerberg", arguing that the network was undermining democracy.
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"Ocasio-Cortez retweeted an image of the front page with the comment: "Let this front page serve as a reminder of how white supremacy is aided by - and often relies upon - the cowardice of mainstream institutions.
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Reddit bills itself as the front page of the internet, but let's be real: When it comes to marketing yourself or your business, the front page of Google's search results is where the party's really at.
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My face went from being on the front page of the newspaper, touted as the city's next big thing, to being on the front page of the paper for failing to live up to those expectations.
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And I was -- the first thing I went to, I didn&apost even bother with the front page even when I was Press Secretary, I didn&apost care what was on the front page of the paper.
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If you look at the front page—or you open the front page and look inside—it's about disturbance, it's about negativity, it's about what goes wrong, explosions, where people are disagreeing and fighting with each other.
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For the most part, the front-page decisions are hashed out throughout the day, never far out of alignment with those being made for the web, though there is a separate front-page meeting at 3 p.m.
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Back in New York prepping for the upcoming The Front Page revival.
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All the stories on the front page featured stories on the island.
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We saw it in the front page of the New York Times.
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Because it was on the front page of The New York Times.
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The front page of TMP's site sports a conspicuous, unfilled ad slot.
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The front page of the paper features a picture of Spain's leader.
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Not on the front page, but there was a very big story.
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If there's a funny sketch, we'll put it on the front page.
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"Donald Thump" and "You're Fried", blared front-page headlines in Australian media.
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The front page, the Daily News has realized, is the ideal meme.
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What's going to be on the front page of the paper tomorrow?
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But the change doesn't strip Reddit's default front page of politics entirely.
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Here's the front page of the internal Fox News Trump-Ukraine timeline.
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And what made the front page of The Times on April 18?
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The Chicago Tribune dedicated half of its front page to the story.
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The Front Page is playing at New York's Broadhurst Theatre through Jan.
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It was front-page news in The New York Times of Oct.
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The paper's tweet with the front page was retweeted thousands of times.
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It and subsequent videos also found their way to Reddit's front page.
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That campaign remains on the front page of the group's website today.
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Here is the front page of The Times for April 5, 1968.
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Here's the front page of our Sunday paper, and our crossword puzzles.
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GUILFOYLE: It would be front page everywhere if it was -- you know.
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Let's put a big pic of her husband on the front page!
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The internet's "front page" has been having issues since 211:22019 a.m.
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"Your Brexit's broken," the Daily Mirror newspaper said on its front page.
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He then wrote about the meetings in a front-page Times story.
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Their boozy, brawly exploits and their chart battles made front page news.
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"pussy" on the front page for the first time in its history.
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In the main headline on the front page, heist is spelled wrong.
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" 20063 Die in Airliner ," the Evening Standard reported on its front page.
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" I was on the front page of the Star, a "sobbing luvvie.
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To get around the issues, Airbnb customized its front page in China.
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Finally, in 1897, the forecast made its leap to the front page.
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A heat-scorched Las Vegas Sun front page delivers that sinister warning.
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The front page suggesting that Ms. Omar had been dismissive of Sept.
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The front page of Reddit was an interesting place to be, twice.
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And today, her name and Halla's name are on the front page.
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Like "The Front Page," DH2 is whip-smart, glib and ferociously fast.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer devoted most of its front page to Bryant's death.
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The LA Lakers legend's death made the front page of Belgium's DeMorgen.
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The photo ran on the front page of The New York Times.
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The School Weekly offered a front-page sampler of his soaring oratory.
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"Handshake of shame" the front page headline of the tabloid Bild read.
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Here's the front page of our Sunday paper and our crossword puzzles.
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The discovery became front-page news across Europe and the United States.
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It's a front-page headline with additional resources assigned to finding more.
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It was the front page of The New York Sun from Aug.
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Here's the front page: If you haven't read it yet, click here.
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And in 2019, a failed IPO brought WeWork to the front page.
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Its front page stories sometimes send national events inside, favoring local happenings.
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The Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, put the picture on its front page.
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And then, a week before our premiere, it's a front-page story.
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Front page news Kim's departure for Singapore made front-page news in North Korea, where the state-run Rodong Sinmun newspaper carried images of a ceremony for Kim as he boarded the Air China plane Sunday local time.
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Front page, below the fold, the muted headline read, 'A Prized Startup's Struggles.
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"Twelve months ago, it was the front page of every paper," Watson says.
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IT'S -- SULLIVAN: I DON'T MEAN THE READERS, BUT WHAT'S ON THE FRONT PAGE?
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PS may I just say I want these ladies on the front page.
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Front Page Live is, among other things, an attempt to balance it out.
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A local newspaper devoted much of its front page Monday to the incident.
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"May on final warning after speech shambles," The Times front page headline said.
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Then, later, YouTube created a similar series which was given front-page promotion.
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All that's missing is a front page that you have to click through.
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Development issues are increasingly becoming front-page issues — like climate change, migration, refugees.
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Remember that a presidential candidate Twitter beef made front-page news this month.
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"Lame duck" was the headline over the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine's front-page leader.
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Conveniently, its front page lists, alongside a Carroll Gardens address, a phone number.
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El Nuevo Día ran a rare front-page editorial calling for his resignation.
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The iOS app has the same option on the front page of settings.
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"WHAT THE FOX" reads the front-page headline of Wednesday's New York Post.
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The Guardian front page, Tuesday 12 January 2016: David Bowie 1947-2016 pic.twitter.
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Look for the infamous Trump Tower meeting to become front-page news again.
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Tomorrow's front page: First pictures of Prince Harry and girlfriend Meghan Markle pic.twitter.
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The Vatican newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, put the photo on its front page Wednesday.
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The stunning events made front page news from Chile to the Czech Republic.
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Indeed, much of the front page of iMGSRC features photos of cute animals.
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When the Senate acquitted Clinton, it was also on every newspaper front page.
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Nobody wants to end up on the front page of the Daily News .
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We'll have a live stream on our front page throughout all of Disrupt.
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" How it's playing: Houston Chronicle front page: "Steel tariffs would puncture Big Oil.
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Sometimes it will be loud and land on the front page of newspapers.
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Mark Zuckerberg is the front page editor of every newspaper in the world.
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The paper ran it on the front page under the headline "The Witness".
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And here's the front page of our Sunday paper, and our crossword puzzles.
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To Mr. Mattlin's surprise, the editor put the story on the front page.
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His front-page article was treated as an exclusive that changed American policy.
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It was constantly scrutinized and regularly on the front page of Italian newspapers.
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As I said, this is not just a front-page business news story.
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But here's the front page of our Sunday paper, and our crossword puzzles.
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FRONT PAGE An article on May 2800 about progressive policies pursued by Gov.
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Roseanne Barr's racially charged tweet was front-page news and quoted in full.
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The Philadelphia Inquirer has run front-page stories about the trial all week.
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The Los Angeles Times devoted the majority of its front page to Bryant.
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"Of course, we don't want to be on the front page," he said.
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Trump's remarks were reportedly included in a front-page article on immigration reform.
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The tax investigation ran on the front page of The Times on Wednesday.
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"IT'S THE NATION'S BIGGEST STORY," screamed the front page of the Daily Telegraph.
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"Carnage in Toronto," said the front-page headline of The Globe and Mail.
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Could I verify the reports and file a story for the front page?
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Word of her death spread quickly — it was front-page news in Iran.
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The news cycle moves quickly, and not all layoffs become front page news.
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"MARK ZOINKERBURG AT IT AGAIN," read the headline of the front-page story.
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They don't make the front page, but their stories are no less important.
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"BJP loses vote of overconfidence," said the Indian Express newspaper's front page headline.
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His extramarital affairs, which led to his eventual divorce, were front-page news.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Monday about calls for the resignation of Gov.
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The letter in Rekto Verso made front page headlines here for several days.
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Today, they're the subject of front-page newspaper articles and cable news updates.
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And again, that will play out [on the] front page [of] major papers.
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Not for the Boston Globe, with its recent Trump-inspired future front page.
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And the New York Times had a front-page story, which they actually reduced, they took it, they took it the word wiretapping out of the title, but its first story in the front page of the paper was wiretapping.
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Wait, why is Jar Jar Binks on the front page of the Drudge Report?
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Today, yet another big story about Facebook on the front page of the paper.
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So what do you do when the front page of the internet goes down?
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You can say goodbye to your place on the front page of the internet.
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I've had stories written in the New York Times, front page, about four women.
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Democrats would be holding news conferences, and the story would be front-page news.
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"Independence Day" read the front page headline in the English-language newspaper Arab News.
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I've had stories written in the New York Times -- front page -- about four women.
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"It means no more weather…forecasts," reads the note on the company's front page.
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A massive rolling ticker on the front page shows an ever-increasing view count.
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And what made the front page of The New York Times on April 18?
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Graphic images Guillen's face covered in bruises made the front page of several outlets.
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The front page of the New York Daily News issued a more pointed message.
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I was on the front page of the New York Times for my quote.
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The European edition of The New York Herald devoted its front page on Jan.
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Search for the channel from the front page then follow the on-screen prompts.
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"Democracy dies in darkness" goes the ridiculous tagline on The Washington Post's front page.
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With one sentence Blades wrote front-page headlines and leads for newspapers across Alabama.
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"The constitution has been suspended", the paper's front page mournfully proclaimed on Saturday morning.
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On May 214, 22015, the r/AdviceAnimals subreddit was removed from the front page.
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Crimes committed against whites make front page news and become a top police priority.
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The Utusan Malaysia front page was not an isolated attack on non-minorities either.
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In the local papers, he is generally the main feature on the front page.
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He routinely landed on the front page of Russian newspapers, accused of fomenting revolution.
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The newspaper on Monday printed the names of the victims on the front page.
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And Trump's engagement with the issue has helped keep it on the front page.
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A famous photo of their silent protest was front-page news around the world.
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FRONT PAGE An article on April 23 about an executive order issued by Gov.
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Not just any old source gets front-page treatment in the Communist Party's mouthpiece.
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If they could, they'd feature his picture on the front page of legal briefs.
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But if four people are killed in a bomb blast, it's front page news.
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"TAKE THE F U TRAIN, TED!" the New York tabloid's front-page headline blared.
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When she picked up the paper, she saw his picture on the front page.
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The state-owned Rodong Sinmun newspaper plastered the images across its front page Tuesday.
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Don't let any facts get in the way; it was front-page news regardless.
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What Parlock saw on the front page is just the tip of the iceberg.
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JW: But then they become ... Or you land on the front page of Apple.
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So why is no one freaking out about these revelations making front page news?
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It was on the front page of the New York Times, Washington Post, everywhere.
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Now Mark Zuckerberg is the front page editor of every newspaper in the world.
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It was the first time an editorial appeared on the front page since 2023.
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The Wall Street Journal's bleached front page visualizes New York City's rising heat index.
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The Ratelle trade was even on the front page of The New York Times.
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We don't let our readers write the front page of the New York Times.
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In the months leading up to his death, his health was front-page news.
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And by his own admission, he's never had a photograph on the front page.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Emblazoned on the front page of the website for Vote.
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Boycott's plight attracted international attention, including front-page articles in The New York Times.
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Boycott's plight attracted international attention, including front-page stories in The New York Times.
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It's an unusual modern Times front page in that there is no feature photography.
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Christie died in 1976, and received her own front-page obit in The Times.
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"Get your limited edition one-ply toilet paper newspaper sheets," the front page said.
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FluPhone made headlines and the front page of the BBC website at the time.
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"President Trump, America is scared and we need bold action," Monday's front page reads.
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In 2015, Lois wrote a front-page Daily Planet story that revealed Superman's secret.
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Front-page conflagrations compel Kennedy to send troops; terrified segregationists fear a Second Reconstruction.
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It felt like being trapped on the front page of the New York Times.
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The LA Times ran an obituary of the NBA superstar on its front page.
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The pro-government daily Star branded the case "American Theater" on its front page.
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Last November, Britain's Daily Mail screamed "Enemies of the People!" on its front page.
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The front page was previewing Friday&aposs game between Inter Milan and AS Roma.
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The moment a museum in the Middle East is delayed, it's front page headlines.
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In the late eighties, they feuded—it became a front-page story in Spain.
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I was on the front page of The New York Times for my quote.
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Today's front page is the result of a far more democratic and organic process.
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TAORMINA, Sicily — "Trump shoves his allies," read the front page of Belgium's Le Soir.
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Thursday's front page: "I solemnly swear to always have hatred in my heart" pic.twitter.
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I've had stories written in the New York Times — front page — about four women.
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To him, the front page is a work of art, made anew every evening.
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But the allegations are on the front page of every major paper on Friday.
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But her first front-page appearance came in The Calgary Herald, her hometown newspaper.
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They've got to be more anonymous, and not so much on the front page.
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In 2015, 31 obituaries ran on the front page compared with 29 in 2016.
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A photograph of the composite skeleton appeared on the front page of the Times .
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After that whirlwind weekend and front-page stories, I set my eyes on Washington.
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The front page of The Honolulu Star-Advertiser bears not a single presidential headline.
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That's not going to work — it's going to be the front-page story everywhere.
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Duncan's Old Bailey trial was a scandal, with front page splashes in national newspapers.
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"Has the fire Berned out?" the Boston Globe's Michael Levenson asks on the front page.
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A 20 percent commission, the highest, might get your pizza place on the front page.
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With his gruesome story capturing front-page headlines, U.S. business leaders have voiced their disdain.
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But had those people died in a flood, it would have been front-page news.
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The image was splashed on the front page of its Rodong Sinmun newspaper on Wednesday.
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"Who would want a New York Times front page saying, 'Merck Makes Millions from Marijuana'"?
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Take that Wall Street Journal front-page article about, like, 'The FBI is closing in.
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He recalls the time he spent with her when the scandal was front-page news.
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The New York Daily News published a similar illustration on its front page in 2015.
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A website called ShrekBoards keeps an up-to-date tierlist pinned to their front page.
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Here's the Times front page the day after Dr. King was shot, and his obituary.
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The story became front-page news on sites like CNN and the New York Times.
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She made the front page of Reddit, where thousands of users admired her contagious mirth.
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KN: Right VW: The front page of the news every day is like really confusing.
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" The New York Daily News blasted Sanders on its front page declaring him a "fantasist.
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Being driven into school every day and you see the front page and it's divorce!
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The real low point probably came with a Sun front page on Friday 3 August.
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Here's the original image, which eventually made its way onto the front page of Reddit.
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Kesha is the front-page angle, and this is her moment — she deserves a moment.
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Trump's insane old tweets resurfacing, which the New York Times published on its front page.
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The episode was the subject of a front-page article in The New York Times.
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And here is The Times's front page from April 5, 1968, reporting on his assassination.
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Here's front page w/ "Pence used personal email in office" A1, above the fold pic.twitter.
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In 1992, its front page famously asserted it had won the contest for the Conservatives.
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The Baltimore Sun did that in a photo caption on its front page on Sunday.
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" Elsewhere on the Trump agenda ... Radically remake EPA ... Top of N.Y. Times front page, "E.
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The New York Times has the same front page, across all users, every single day.
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"The Me Me Me Generation" read one infamous front page of TIME magazine in 2013.
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"Ottoman grandson becomes prime minister," read a front-page headline of the opposition newspaper Sozcu.
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Apple confirmed to me Accessibility, the menu, has been moved to front page of Settings.
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SM: I got the words, "Poop Swastika" on the front page of National Review online.
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The New York Times, which broke the story, played it big on their front page.
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" The front page of the Des Moines Register summed it up: "Rough Night For Cruz.
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This absolutely cannot be a coincidence on the front page of the Times this morning.
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"Deep Security Breach Cripples N.S.A.," says the stark headline atop today's N.Y. Times front page.
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The Times front page showed a leading article entitled "Why Remain is best for Britain".
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There's a Wall Street Journal front page story about how bad the IPO market is.
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"Another Cursed September 19," Mexican daily El Economista proclaimed on its front page on Wednesday.
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The story is already on the front page of Brietbart and the message is clear.
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Take that Wall Street Journal front-page article about, like, 'The FBI is closing in.
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MOST front-page Supreme Court stories involve fraught cases, closely divided votes and biting dissents.
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So what's an old, dead subreddit doing on the front page and trending on Reddit?
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Visit Reddit's front page on any given day and Imgur links likely dominate the conversation.
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ET. It was too late for some major papers to rip up the front page.
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"Aoun ignites the intifada (uprising)," ran the front page headline in the daily Ennahar newspaper.
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The Times has not put anything about the Mets on its web front page yet.
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Contrasting views and approaches by different companies are not the stuff of front-page news.
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FRONT PAGE An obituary on Monday about Arnold Palmer erroneously attributed a distinction to him.
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If you try to do something good, it's not going to make the front page.
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Once, below the front-page fold, I saw a picture of a man playing tennis.
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The story replaced an article about Sutton's retirement that ran on the actual front page.
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Being driven into school every day and you see the front page and it's: 'Divorce!
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Here's what our front page looked like on Wednesday and here are full election results.
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Ben Hecht and Charles MacArthur's play "The Front Page" first opened on Broadway in 275.
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A gruesome photo of Zwerg's bloodied face made the front page of newspapers across America.
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His father suffered a heart attack after seeing his son's picture on the front page.
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I would have liked to see this story on the front page above the fold.
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Consider the front page of the New York Times for the morning of October 10.
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Hop into our TimesMachine, and check out our front page from 100 years ago today.
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The front-page report shocked experienced litigators who have been involved in past presidential investigations.
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To the Editor: Re "Apple Battle Strikes Nerve" (news analysis, front page, March 14): Privacy?
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The news ran on the front page of The New York Times, above the fold.
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The scenes made the nightly news and the front page of newspapers around the country.
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To the family's surprise, the article had made the front page — along with Nyjal's picture.
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It was a devastating day for United States skating, and made front page news nationwide.
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And in the months leading up to his death, his health was front-page news.
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The photo ran on the front page of The Los Angeles Times the next day.
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Christmas Eve came, and the poet was still alive, according to a front-page story.
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Videos about United Airlines now make up nearly the entire front page of the subreddit.
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The investigation was published on the front page of The Times on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
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And now they've all had their photographs featured on the front page of The Times.
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The news — "Americans Reach Everest Summit" — made the front page of The New York Times.
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One of those images made it to the front page of The New York Times.
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In 1876, Hambletonian died, and he made the front page of The New York Times.
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"Rome Burns," read a headline on the front page of the city's paper, Il Messaggero.
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The 32 deaths were front-page news of The Times-Picayune for only two days.
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They became the basis for Scott Shane's front-page story about Mr. Abdulmutallab in February.
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And yet, newsworthiness rarely brings destroyed white bodies to the front page of the newspaper.
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The event made front-page news, and all three television networks carried Hoover's funeral live.
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"Kobe Bryant, daughter among 9 killed in crash," USA Today said on its front page.
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Are there stories on the page that you feel might not be "front-page worthy"?
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How do you think The Times's editors decide on the front page balance each day?
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... Justice Dept.
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"What is happening in our country?" asked top-selling Bild newspaper on its front page.
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"He will kill no more," read a front-page editorial in Saudi Arabia's Arab News.
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A New York Times front page from December 17, 1998 is getting attention on Twitter.
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At age 303, on Super Tuesday, Gabe landed on the front page of the newspaper.
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The Sunday Times' front page on the morning of Boris Johnson's first Tory Party conference.
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He was incredibly proud of the 'Best Sex I Ever Had' NY Post front page.
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" Even the more staid Daily Telegraph headlined its front page: "The judges versus the people.
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How are questions you pose in your civics class playing out on the front page?
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Q: A tabloid recently filled its front page with a photograph of Jennifer Aniston laughing.
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Closer look: Watch highlights from the voting and see today's front page of The Times.
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My first front page story came from knocking on someone's door, not once but twice.
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The next morning, his face was on the front page of the Salt Lake Tribune.
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Sometimes they attracted the police; more often they drew journalists and made front-page news.
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An earlier version of the front page correction misidentified Mr. Wood's birthplace as Monticello, Iowa.
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A case here contains the front page of the New York Daily News on Feb.
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To print such a falsehood on the front page of a major newspaper is outrageous.
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Most stories appeared on the front page and were published in installments during the week.
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Rupert Murdoch's The Sun newspaper said in a front page editorial that May must announce she will stand down as soon as her Brexit deal is approved and the United Kingdom has left the EU. "Time's up, Theresa," the newspaper said on its front page.
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His death dominated the next day's front page and accounted for almost four full pages inside.
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" The New York Post's front page story on Tuesday called the store "the end of jobs.
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It means figuring out what the daily front page experience looks like in a digital environment.
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Maxine Waters years ago in her district, it wouldn&apost have been front page news everywhere.
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That was the story they wrote about the women and me, front page, big massive story.
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They all said basically the same thing: Holy shit, you're on the front page of Valleywag!
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It's currently been shared almost 10,000 times and made it to the front page of Reddit.
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It was also able to appear on the front page and be recommended to other users.
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The San Bernardino case was filed publicly and made the front page of all American publications.
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You won't see these at the top of a newspaper front page or an online publication.
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One newspaper ran a sinister front page accusing him of "backing secret plot to thwart Brexit".
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Back in 53, I got linked on Reddit, and it ended up on the front page.
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The February relaunch won a prestigious Newswomen's Club of New York Front Page award this fall.
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How it's playing: The photo above is at the top of today's N.Y. Times front page.
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COM INC: July 22: The Amazon Washington Post front page story yesterday was total Fake News.
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This month, a front-page New York Times story on obesity was edited by Hilary Stout.
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He still has a copy of a newspaper front page that shows him shaking Kobach's hand.
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From the front page of the app, tap on the camera icon and away you go.
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Only one newspaper, the privately owned Al-Masry Al-Youm, mentioned him on its front page.
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"BEAUTY AND THE BEAST," blared the next day's front page, with a photo of the couple.
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The Daily News quickly remade its front page after Senator Cruz's remarks, offering some unsolicited advice.
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The GIF below, which rose to the front page of Reddit Friday afternoon, truly contains multitudes.
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The photo made its rounds on the internet, climbing to the top of Reddit's front page.
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She was on the front page of multiple newspapers in the lead-up to her visit.
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" (Politico) Tuesday's NYT front page The NYT's lead: "TRUMP BELITTLES HIS BLACK CRITICS AND SEEKS SHIELD.
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She's on the front page of every newspaper every week with what went on in Washington.
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Noisey: Hi Gizzle, how did you find out that you were on the Guardian front page?
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" Front page of today's N.Y. Times: "A White House Statement on Virginia Is Also Found Wanting.
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"The people have chosen their president", the front page of state-run daily al-Ahram said.
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The world is on fire and you put this on the front page of the newspaper?
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Daily AS declared on its front page that Madrid went "from panic to the semi-finals".
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When crooks make the front page, it is often because someone honest has put them there.
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"Devastating reports from dead city," reads the front page of a local newspaper, The Evening Lamprey.
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The front page of the website still leads with a post about the site going dormant.
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FRONT PAGE The About New York column on Friday, about the way in which the Rev.
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Samsung advertised the patch on the front page of a Korean newspaper, the Seoul Shinmun, today.
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The meme has spread to the whole of the self-described 'front page of the internet.'
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The highest-profile B.L.M. protests received front-page coverage in every major paper in the country.
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The experts warned about copycat suicides, so the newspaper kept the deaths off the front page.
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What attorney does not want to be on the front page of the New York Times?
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In last week's edition, one correspondent, Michael Bielawski, wrote five of the seven front-page stories.
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It was front-page news, and for Donald, amounted to his debut in the public eye.
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The front page depicts several comics, including the illustration of Williams, and commentary on other drawings.
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The Times' front page described a government in "turmoil," a "jittery capital," and a looming shutdown.
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The front page of the New York Times the next day announced global warming had begun.
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Sexual assault has been a front page presidential topic gripping headlines for the last several weeks.
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Remember history with 41 elections as reported on the front page of The New York Times.
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The military publication Stars and Stripes published an article about Sergeant Nafe on its front page.
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But none of these people show up in front-page photos the way that firefighters do.
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About three months after it was uploaded, someone posted it on the front page of Digg.
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Turn the New York Times' front page into a fun color or black-and-what puzzle.
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And doctor burnout was already front-page news well before the first case of COVID-19.
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"If we screw up, we're on the front page of every newspaper in Norway," he said.
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In April 19043, the idea that he would become the police commissioner was front page news.
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Front-page stories, 24/7 coverage and viral tweets can easily knock someone out of contention.
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At the time, what they accomplished was front-page news, including in The New York Times.
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"Lenny rode his luck and he was front-page news from then on," Mr. Burton said.
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The photo shot to the top of Reddit's front page and collected more than 2,100 comments.
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Here's an image of Tuesday's front page, and links to our Opinion content and crossword puzzles.
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The sinkings of the Norness and the Coimbra, a day apart, made for front-page headlines.
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A separate meeting for selecting front-page items will now be held at 3:30 p.m.
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A headline like that on the front page of newspapers meant a lot to the community.
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I've already said on the front page of the newspaper that I don't support Nancy Pelosi.
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By the way, here is a look at that front-page story announcing modern Canada's birth.
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"The Times Copy Desk a Model of Efficiency," the headline on a front-page article said.
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By the time we reached Seoul, the Wuhan coronavirus was front-page news on international newspapers.
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There on the front page, beneath a jaunty crown, was the grinning visage of Mr. Met.
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The front-page headline translates to "Would grief over death of Kobe Bryant in plane crash."
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Their son was on the front page of The New York Times, smiling at Mr. Obama.
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"We're going to be on the front page if we make a mistake," Ms. Spector said.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Court Selection Expected Soon (So Is a Brawl)" (front page, Jan.
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They know whether a novel is worth reading and which news belongs on the front page.
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"I just see it on the front page of the paper all the time," he said.
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Hanging from the wall in his office is a front page of The Messenger, dated Dec.
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"It's crazy," he replied when he was sent an image of the front page over WhatsApp.
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ET: This story has been updated to include the final front page from the Washington Post.
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In these meetings, it is routine to hear from sections that rarely have front-page candidates.
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The story did eventually make its way into the paper, but not onto the front page.
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... 111 N.F.L. Brains.
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"I wanted to move the story at least to the front page," he told a biographer.
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A front-page summary on Sunday about an author of political fiction misstated his given name.
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"He does not fight his battles on the front page of the newspaper," Ms. Collins said.
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On Mr Reyna's office wall is a framed front page of the Houston Chronicle from 203.
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This NYT story about DC holding its breath is on the front page of Wednesday's newspaper.
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"The people have chosen their president", the front page of state-run daily al-Gomhouria said.
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The new front page also featured new stories that did not appear on the initial cover.
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In January 2016, 25 obituaries appeared on the front page, the most of any single month.
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An obituary on the front page of The Times is also not reserved for conventional celebrities.
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"War in a periscope" declared the front page of The Times on this day in 1942.
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You ask the New York Times, there's an editorial page, it's not on the front page.
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"OUTED AT THE OSCARS!" screamed the headline on the front page of The New York Post.
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"Even after Ithaca we will still be rowing," the daily Ethnos said on its front page.
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Its moose population per acre is the world's largest, and moose hunting is front-page news.
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The problem comes from the fact that somebody is aggressively putting it onto the front page.
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"The New York Times had a front-page story, which they actually reduced, they took it, they took it the word wiretapping out of the title, but its first story in the front page of the paper was wiretapping," Mr. Trump said, according to the Time article.
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Looking at the front page of Google, I was filled with hope and a feeling of belonging.
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News of the N.H.L.'s expansion made the front page of The New York Times on Feb.
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""If you wouldn't publish something on the front page of a daily newspaper, don't post it online.
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" Last year, headlines asked "Can anyone clean up the mess behind the 'front page of the internet'?
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That said, it's still difficult to seriously buy into Front Page Tech's Google Pixel 3 Bamboozle theory.
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The image adorned the front page of the Daily Telegraph newspaper, a newspaper he once worked for.
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The front-page test is a good rule of thumb for anything you share on social media.
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It's only really affected them because I was put on the front page of the local paper.
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That was like the story they wrote about the women and me, front page, big massive story.
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The words are now right there below the paper's name on the front page of its website.
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"Liquid Protein Diet May Kill," read the front page of The Chicago Tribune on November 280, 27.
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The only thing that makes it regularly front page news now is the advent of cellphone video.
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And I opened it up -- not on the front page, but there was a very big story.
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Dawson's videos have multiple ads, and they appeared on YouTube's front page when they were first released.
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"Our nation is doomed" if Trump wins, the paper warned Tuesday morning: Today's front page: https://t.
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Although his economic successes do not usually generate many front page headlines, they certainly should be trumpeted.
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At least two newspapers in Spain decided not to publish pictures of victims in the front page.
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SANDERS: Well — then if I don't answer it, then there's another front page, so it's yes (ph).
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The Daily News used its front page to wish Mr. de Blasio luck in the Powerball lottery.
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In the New York Times, Roseanne was on the front page and Puerto Rico was on A13.
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And Donald Trump can get up and call Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" and it's the front page everywhere.
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"It's a good way of keeping the political pressure on the front page," the former official said.
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"FINE" ("the end"), howled the front page of La Gazzetta dello Sport, Italy's most popular sporting newspaper.
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In the house in which I grew up, a single framed newspaper front page loomed over us.
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The story was all over the news, including on the front page of the [New York] Times.
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"A call to prayer...in unity there is strength," New Zealand Herald said on its front page.
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Samsung announced the update with a front-page advertisement on the Seoul Shinmun, a South Korean newspaper.
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Because they've run close to 160 articles that I've been mentioned in and 16 front-page stories.
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The Times newspaper's front page declared that Britain was "effectively leaderless" and the country "all but ungovernable".
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"Why the law is an ass!" was the popular Daily Mail's front-page headline on April 7.
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These policy positions should be highlighted, rather than overshadowed by front page news stories about bathroom debates.
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In February, the company rolled out an update that gave its classic front page a different feel.
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"BLA BLA BLAKK," ran a front-page headline in Friday's edition of the mass-circulation daily Bild.
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A question I think is good enough to ask all Verge readers right from the front page. .
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"Andrew Who?" said a front-page headline in Sunday's Toronto Star, reflecting widespread surprise at the outcome.
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The Iran Front Page website did not say whether it was a military or a civil drone.
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That's different from Reddit's "front page," which displays a smattering of different popular subforums to new users.
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"Your country needs you," The Daily Express wrote on its front page, emblazoned with the Union Jack.
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Rodney Sieh, Editor of Front Page Africa seemed to summarize the collective views I heard the best.
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A recent front-page look at how Clinton responded to her husband's infidelities has also prompted anger.
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"If I made that statement, it would be front-page news," the GOP presidential front-runner added.
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But another reason the Lakota doesn't usually get on the front page is that it doesn't deploy.
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I'll be in New York [performing in "The Front Page" on Broadway], which is always a treat.
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The cases were the subject of a front-page article in The New York Times last November.
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Reddit, which is sometimes referred to as "the front page of the internet," was founded in 2005.
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"When one of these whales dies, it's front-page news in Vancouver, Victoria, Seattle," as Maclean's reported.
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That's what New York Times readers read every day — what the front page editor chooses for them.
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La Stampa, one of the nation's leading newspapers, published a picture of it on its front page.
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Here's the front page of our Sunday paper, the Sunday Review from Opinion and our crossword puzzles.
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"The United States finally gave its capital the vote today," The Times noted on its front page.
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Grabbing a black permanent marker, she scratched through each word on the front page of our Jan.
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That was the question on the front page of The New York Times on May 21, 1992.
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To the Editor: "Invisible Player in Opioid Crisis: The Distributor" (front page, April 22) missed critical facts.
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The 2016 election brought a pornographic film star into prime time and made "pussy" front-page news.
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In the interest of full disclosure, The New York Times had a front-page article on Sept.
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Her first front-page photo depicted a protest against President Trump's travel ban in downtown New York.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Secretaries Guard Inmates as Cuts Hamstring Prisons" (front page, June 18): What?
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So, as a birthday gift, the Times of London printed a front page containing only good news.
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After fading to the background, the SNC-Lavalin affair will now once again be front page news.
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"$35 MILLION AND SHE'S SINGLE," the front page of The New York Post crowed the next day.
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Mr. Merrill pushed national news off the front page, instead building the paper into a local force.
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The deaths, costs and subsequent lawsuits have become front-page articles for many publications and news outlets.
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"Hair Peace," read a New York Post front-page story about Trump reaching out to establishment Republicans.
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Long before the financial crisis became front-page news, early signs appeared in user comments on Reddit.
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Others mocked the failure of the Communist Party's newspapers to treat the epidemic with front-page urgency.
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"It was the first time soccer made the front page of a major Philippines newspaper," Tupas said.
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Katherine Lotspeich was stopped cold by the front page of The New York Times last Sept. 11.
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Late last year, Mr. McGrory had published a front-page note to readers after a different incident.
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For example, this week you may have read front-page news articles like ... Russian Dirt on Clinton?
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The transcript of a presidential conversation is making front-page headlines — and not for the first time.
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News Feed would bring those updates to you in a stream and become Facebook's new front page.
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First it would be a crisis, with troop deployments and missile strikes treated as front page news.
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And I opened it up — not on the front page, but there was a very big story.
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Indeed, Chozick's friendly front-page story about Clinton's visit to Davenport is part of a larger pattern.
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There is also the Mr. Trump in the photograph on the front page of Israel's leading newspaper.
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That was like the story they wrote about the women and me, front page, big massive story.
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"They say that unless they are perfect, it's front page news, and that's hard," said the royal.
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The Washington Post tweeted out a photo of its first edition front page at 11:17 p.m.
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So, other than an overdose of political correctness, what justified putting this article on your front page?
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Picture a newspaper: Facebook is the front page team, printing press and delivery boy rolled into one.
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The Jewish Chronicle used its front page in early November to call on voters to reject Corbyn.
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Helen Jones, London I am shocked by the non blurred photo which appears on today's front page.
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Now, the front page of the Daily Mirror is not the place to look for British reserve.
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The Los Angeles Record ran front-page stories related to the case for thirty-one consecutive days.
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To get me on the front page of the paper, I have to make a vicious attack.
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The country was in a painful recession, and the national tabloids rejoiced in immoral front-page scandals.
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"It's official - there are two governments," read the front-page headline in national daily newspaper La Repubblica.
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Alison Mitchell, an assistant managing editor, leads a midafternoon meeting to prepare the front page for print.
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" The lead story on the front page carries the headline "Record Numbers Crossing to U.S., Deluging Agents.
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Such attacks are so insidious and oftentimes so insufficiently understood that they rarely make front-page news.
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So that's almost like the front page, and you really have to start thinking in those terms.
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I think some of these investigations come together in the regulatory when there's a front page issue.
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The bad news is that when President Trump makes a decent appointment it is front-page news.
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Perhaps it shouldn't be much of a surprise, then, that Scottish tabloid the Daily Record published this as their front page on Thursday morning: The front page has been shared widely on Reddit, and at the time of writing it's at the top of the r/scotland subreddit.
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That post was met with criticism and mockery online, and on the front page of The Daily News.
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" Martin Aguirre, editor-in-chief of Uruguay's El Pais newspaper, emails from Montevideo: "Venezuela is front-page everywhere.
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But it still ran on the front page and he's still getting air time all over the place.
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"Trump offers fearful vision as he promises 'America First,'" the Irish Times said in a front page splash.
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Help me get this to the front page please so maybe the trash will get taken out soon!
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So I think it was worth consideration, maybe not on the front page of the New York Times.
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It's a swipe away in your Control Center, or right on the front page of your Finder window.
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Here's what Gabe Sherman wrote: Also telling: Breitbart News has made the Sherman story its front page banner.
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They were on the front page of YouTube every day in the month leading up to the vote.
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MBL was on the front page of YouTube every day in the month leading up to the election.
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"In the last month, we've managed to be on the front page of YouTube every day," he says.
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Fawcett, then 58, his son Jack and one of Jack's friends, submitted front-page material via native runners.
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In 2012, The Atlantic caught Iran's Mehr News Agency (MNA) using the fabricated picture on its front page.
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"PRESIDENT SIGNS CIVIL RIGHTS BILL; PLEADS FOR CALM," read the front-page headline of The New York Times.
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He praised the quality of recent reporting work that landed two related Flint articles on the front page.
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More than just a front-page story, the casting of Dr. King seemed to be a done deal.
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Seemingly every front page, news app, and headline have been yanked into the gravitational swirl of modern politics.
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"A Star Is Born," read a front-page headline in Al-Ahram, the newspaper that organized the tournament.
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It was an incredible moment that is quite common of the so-called front page of the internet.
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The North&aposs ruling party newspaper put a photo of Kim shaking his hand on its front page.
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If you have an iconic image on your hands, forget the front page: You're posting it on Facebook.
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The Washington Post ran a front-page story the next day that seemed entirely ignorant of the news.
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Business accelerated in 1989 when the outfitted taxi was featured on the front page of the Aspen Times.
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It was too late for the front page, so they ended up on page two or three instead.
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Hashtags, he believed, were the new front page, and were poised to transform both media and media consumption.
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" The tabloid also made Sterling tattoo's front page news with the headline "Raheem shoots himself in the foot.
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Afterwords, following the front page review of A Designer's Art, editors gave more space to graphic design topics.
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Luckily, the dog's identity was censored on the front page of local newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, on Thursday.
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Such ICRs won't include which specific page of a website a user visited, but rather the "front-page".
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That's why the pictures of her reading the front page of USA Today are so deeply, painfully ironic.
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On one day in December, his name appeared in 11 of the 12 headlines on the front page.
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It was that, very often, none of the coverage showed up on the front page or on television.
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They're just not on the front page of the New York Times above the fold. Mm-hmm. Right?
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The paper will also run a front-page editorial with its conclusions on what solutions should be pursued.
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"If it bleeds, it leads" is a longstanding newsroom adage used to describe what makes the front page.
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" The New York Post put Conan's picture on its front page, along with the headline "Zero Bark Thirty.
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Apple's system for choosing which ones to highlight on the front page of the store is similarly opaque.
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Local tabloid New York Daily News featured an image of him on its front page of Thursday's edition.
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The Beijing News, widely read in the capital, put the ruination of the ruins on its front page.
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These are the same editors who are involved in what goes on the front page of the newspaper.
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Would that it were one, anyway, instead of the opposite, with another front page filled with awful news.
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"For a while, we called ourselves the front page of the Internet," Steve Huffman, Reddit's C.E.O., said recently.
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The China Securities Journal, also on its front page, highlighted China's fundamentals, saying the economy was "fully resilient".
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A photo of Odor's punch ran on the front page of The Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Thursday.
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While the Times was exposing state secrets, the Post put Nixon's daughter Tricia's wedding on the front page.
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These catastrophes deservedly got wall-to-wall coverage on cable news, and front-page treatment in major newspapers.
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His rallies often made front-page news because of the "Lock her up!" chants that dominated the events.
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Trump is so light on policy that anytime he does make a policy announcement it's front-page news.
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Then, in the next few days, there was this front page story about a Trainspotting star's drugs nightmare.
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Amy Schumer is next month's Vogue cover star, and Lena Dunham is definitely feeling her front-page photo.
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"Di Maio wins, Italy ungovernable," was the front page headline on the first edition of La Stampa newspaper.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about a faux Biden web page misstated CNBC's coverage of the page.
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"Opera at its best by Oldenburg," he read aloud from a headline on a meticulously drafted front page.
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The fate of Mr. Regeni remains a national preoccupation in Italy that can still command front-page attention.
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Suddenly Gilbert's disappearance became front page news again as police realized they were dealing with a serial killer.
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And yet The Times devotes a coveted front-page slot and two full inside pages to the story.
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There are only so many reporters, so much space on the front page, so many minutes in primetime.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Monday about concerns of online censorship in Europe misstated the location of Malsch.
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In 1976, Urquhart made front-page news with his announcement of an overwintering site in the Mexican mountains.
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India's national news media seized upon it, and for the first time Sameer Tiger was front-page news.
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FRONT PAGE A picture caption with an article on Thursday about John McCain's funeral misidentified Mr. McCain's sons.
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But even then, when the front page was printed only in black and white, the headlines stood out.
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"Governor joins fray — but only for gas tax," read the front-page headline in The San Francisco Chronicle.
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What's gonna happen as we charge a premium for the front page of this site or that site?
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A photo on the front page of the tabloid showed Ms. Campion, pregnant and unwitting, crossing the street.
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To the Editor: "Papers Detail Soviet Hopes for Sanders" (front page, March 6) is a distortion of history.
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On Page 8, there were two stories that, on any other day, might have filled the front page.
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The front page of the Philadelphia Inquirer said the archdiocese would be evicting the families the next day.
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A photograph on La Patrie's front page the next morning showed him peering up from his hospital bed.
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The University of Bologna, where Mr. Zaki was studying, took up his case, which became front-page news.
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Bryant's death made the top front-page story with a photo, authored by NYT sports reporter Scott Cacciola.
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The Los Angeles Daily News devoted most of its front page to the death of its local star.
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Which story on today's front page of The Times did the editors consider the day's most important news?
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This is important to remember, from NBC's Vaughn Hillyard: He may not be the front page right now.
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Tom Johnson took their reports as they called in, put together a front-page story for late editions.
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"The front page is blank," replied Jill Tahija, the paper's only other employee, sitting at an adjacent computer.
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The Daily Telegraph, a tabloid, called for Ms. Abdel-Magied to be fired on its front page Wednesday.
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Others mocked the failure of the Communist Party's flagship media to treat the epidemic with front-page urgency.
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FRONT PAGE An obituary in some copies on Sunday about Norma McCorvey, the anonymous plaintiff in Roe v.
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This is the second front-page opinion piece the Globe has run about mass shootings in recent months.
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" The New York Herald's front page proclaimed: "Jerusalem is rescued by British after 673 years of Moslem Rule.
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This was my first job at a daily newspaper and I had yet to make the front page.
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When she and her husband announced their separation in 1976, The Times put it on the front page.
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Celebrities retweeted her, her tweets appeared on morning shows, and she was on the front page of Yahoo.
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"Merck's Head Defends Drug Prices" was the front-page headline the next day in The New York Times.
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FRONT PAGE A picture on Monday with an article about Muslims in Birmingham, England, was published in error.
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A total of 147 obituaries were mentioned on the front page in 603 and just 135 in 2016.
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Many news organizations have been covering the story, but rarely with the front page or top story status.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Friday about Paul N. Whelan's arrest in Russia described incorrectly his university education.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Friday about a campaign by anti-abortion advocates in New York misstated Gov.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Text and Chat (if It's O.K. With Mom and Dad)" (front page, Dec.
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And The New York Times called it a "broken promise" in a 2013 article on the front page.
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"A lie doesn't become truth just because it appears on the front page of the newspaper," he said.
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For most Americans, terrorism is only ever experienced through a television screen or front page of a newspaper.
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They were written with a particular voice that was almost like the voice of the print front page.
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The Times began publishing in 1851 and, in a front-page article, recommended books that very first December.
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Where all this could lead: Nicholas Burns, former Under Secretary of State, to Brian Williams on MSNBC: The coverage: N.Y. Times front page, "Wall Street Wing Seems to Be Edging Populists" ... WashPost front page, "Trump backs off fiscal pledges and adopts centrist policies that he once fought" ... Wall Street Journal p.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "New SAT Has More Reading (Even in Math) and More Fretting" (front page, Feb.
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His perch was on the front page of the chief opposition newspaper, Cumhuriyet, where he penned a daily cartoon.
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Global warming first made front page news in the 1980s when NASA scientist James Hansen testified to the Senate.
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On July 4th the Daily Record newspaper called in a front-page editorial for drug use to be decriminalised.
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In a front-page splash on Thursday, France's daily Liberation said eye-witness accounts contradicted the police investigation's findings.
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I finally published an article on the front page of the paper in February 1983 that told that story.
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It was brought to ThriXXX's attention quickly, thanks mainly to Gamerotica's newest-to-oldest filter on its front page.
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To tackle that, they added an additional dimension — cases that generated front-page news in the New York Times.
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The self-proclaimed "front page of the internet" went down for many users for about an hour on Monday.
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ONE of President Donald Trump's more improbable achievements has been to make international trade negotiations into front-page news.
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The reporting appeared on the front page of the New York Times, and was aggregated widely across the internet.
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The president celebrated his acquittal Thursday, holding up a newspaper with the front-page headline declaring him not guilty.
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"We may take those posts out of the front page if our community responds negatively to that," he says.
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He and Abedin posed for a front-page spread on the cover of People magazine with their son Jordan.
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On their front page, Miami Herald mentions the wishes of Senate Republicans that Trump "will just let it go."
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It's not every day you see a soccer goal reach the very top spot of Reddit's very front page.
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There are at least 23 videos on YouTube about her case, which also made the front page of Reddit.
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Watson's video quickly circulated online, and a lengthy post on Reddit remained on the front page for several hours.
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The Post-Gazette published the Jewish mourning prayer -- the Kaddish -- in Hebrew as the headline on its front page.
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Because as an executive, you've got to solve problems instead of fighting on the front page of the newspaper.
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Although I now do shortcut to The New York Times just for front page news on my iPad. Yes.
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With this, Google is attempting to play something that otherwise seems a bit creepy into a front page feature.
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Just try making sure your broadcast, front page, segment, vlog or whatever meets all the restrictions set out here.
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"I'm still on the front page of the newspaper and I'm still on the news every day," she says.
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"For clarification, Digg's front-page curation will NOT change because of this investment (still editors + algo)," Liu told me.
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This was front-page news in the 1970s, passing Congress but just falling shy of ratification in the states.
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Reddit is a popular news aggregator in which users vote about which stories to promote to the front page.
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That's why subscribers in America are starting to see shows from Denmark or Spain promoted on their front page.
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" The Daily News conceived a front-page headline that moved the response a large step further: "Drop Dead, Ted.
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The memes were climbing the trending lists on every social network and landing on the front page of Reddit.
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Local newspaper Berliner Zeitung newspaper's front page showed a scorecard that read 0:0 - a draw for both candidates.
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Your April 13 front-page article "Trump Weighs Rejoining Accord With Pacific Rim in About-Face" is good news.
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The front page of academic piracy Sci-Hub was founded by a university student in Kazakhstan named Alexandra Elbakyan.
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"MAKE AMERICA MIGRATE" blares the tabloid's Wednesday front page, a play on Trump's "Make America Great Again" campaign slogan.
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" The Daily News went with a similar front-page screamer: "HUMA ERROR: Sent classified emails to sext maniac Weiner.
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The Los Angeles Times, his hometown paper, would later feature him on the front page of its sports section.
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The paper's front page sets the day's agenda for not only New York but also regional and local newspapers.
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Battery Point and Harbour Portfolio were featured in a front-page article in The New York Times in February.
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McQuaid penned a front-page editorial last week blasting Trump, drawing the ire of the Republican primary front-runner.
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And that's exactly what happened: The Brexit results made the front page for both second editions, below the fold.
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"A chance for a clean start," O Globo, an influential Rio de Janeiro daily, said on Wednesday's front page.
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Most of Breitbart's front page on Monday morning was a celebration of Trump's election victory exactly a year ago.
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Two stories appeared on the front page and above the fold in the New York Times over the weekend.
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"No signs of strain or nervousness", remarked a dazzled New York Times the next day—on its front page.
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The Daily Mail declared the backlash "a troubling insight" into the academy; "Our Remainer Universities", roared its front page.
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That case may have faded from the front page, but debates about American policy towards Saudi Arabia remain heated.
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In 220, when Molaison died and his name was finally revealed to the public, it was front-page news.
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Without that established, it's hard to justify the kind of play the story received — front page, above the fold.
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Trump's visit was front page on one local newspaper Friday morning, her father's upcoming stay also front and center.
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To the Editor: Re "How Melania Trump Sent Speech Veering Off Course" (front page, July 20): What is worse?
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After the game, the newspaper Tuttosport ran a front-page photograph of his face, the caption alluding to the
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Xi's official portrait dominated the People's Daily's front page report on the unveiling of the party's new top leadership.
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To the Editor: I read with irritation "Anger Is Broad as Trump Wavers on Deportations" (front page, Aug. 26).
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Its decisions on refugees, some of it controversial, put the country on the front page of the international press.
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One poster reimagines the entire front page of the August newspaper, known as A1, to reflect Bell's revisionist approach.
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This brings an end to a two-week saga that dominated front page headlines in papers around the globe.
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Images of policemen brutally attacking peaceful citizens made it to the front page of newspapers all around the world.
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Soon, a public appeal was carried on the front page of Scotland's papers: This was all the tabloids needed.
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Christie died in 1976, and received her own front-page obit in The Times, sharing the headline with Poirot.
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"I've already said on the front page of the newspaper that I don't support Nancy Pelosi," Mr. Lamb said.
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The New York Times FALSELY claimed on the front page that the Trump administration had hidden a climate report.
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Wade, and I thought we might take a look at The Times's front page that ran the next morning.
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Miller was 89 when he died in 2005, and his obituary ran on the front page of The Times.
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To the Editor: Re "Mexico Relented on Border Long Before Trump's Deal" (front page, June 9): What a setup.
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The case was front-page news for months, particularly after Mr. Ghomeshi was criminally charged by the Toronto police.
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"It's just a tremendous amount of ... front-page real estate devoted to this scandal," Watts said of Clinton's emails.
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A front-page article in The Philadelphia Inquirer, centered on Mr. Simpson's gathering, detailed the rise of binge drinking.
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To the Editor: Re "2 Doomed Planes Lacked Upgrades" (front page, March 22): Does corporate greed have any limit?
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Three days later, the anti-establishment newspaper, Il Fatto Quotidiano, ran photographs of the Benettons on the front page.
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How We Choose Our Articles We display the front page of The New York Times on my smart board.
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" A day later, the front page told a different story: "Garden to Hear Anthem at Track Meet, After All.
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All major newspapers carried a front-page wrapper emblazoned with a government-promoted slogan "Together we'll stop this virus".
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FRONT PAGE An article on Thursday about the current bull market misstated the duration of the current upward trend.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about accusations against Judge Brett M. Kavanaugh referred incorrectly to the 1992 elections.
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Truth be told, it's not a front-page story, just a gossipy attempt to satisfy a much larger quest.
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When the trove came to light a few years ago, the discovery made front-page news and Gurlitt miserable.
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To us, gaffes by candidates are huge news; sometimes they wind up featured on the front page of newspapers.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Wednesday about the civil rights pioneer Alberta Jones erroneously attributed a distinction to her.
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He quickly wrote a front-page article that examined what the news meant for questions about political corruption nationally.
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The latest woes of a Pennsylvania steel town were recently on the front page of The New York Times.
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Anti-Blizzard sentiment spread across the internet with the front page of Reddit dominated by the topic on Wednesday.
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A picture of Venus consoling Serena after the match was on the front page of The New York Times.
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YouTubers feel like landing on the front page helps drive traffic, as many creators have said in the past.
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"Mubarak passes into God's custody," read the headline on the front page of the state-run Al Ahram newspaper.
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"For All We Have and Are" was placed in the upper right corner of the front page of Sept.
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The front-page meeting was a place where the newsroom's best minds would choose the day's most important stories.
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He said yes, we spoke by phone, and soon I was pursuing what would become a front-page story.
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If the setup for Ann Napolitano's third novel sounds like a front-page newspaper headline, that's because it was.
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Nixon's approval numbers began to tank as soon as the Watergate accusations and investigations reached regular front page status.
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It was to get a front-page review in the Times and then go on the best-seller list.
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The Daily Mirror, in a headline filling much of its front page on Tuesday, said, "Burn in hell Brady."
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State-run Securities Times warned against "over-inflated" expectations for the yuan in a front-page commentary on Wednesday.
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" The headline on the front page of Friday's NYT reads "MANAFORT GIVEN LESS THAN 4 YEARS; FACED LONG TERM.
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Clinton's tenure as Secretary of State has not been front-page news since it was first revealed in January.
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Spikes in consumer product prices like we have seen in washing machines would become frequent and front-page news.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Friday about overcrowded immigration courts misstated part of the name of a legal organization.
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FRONT PAGE Three images on June 24637 with an article about drug treatments for osteoporosis were published in error.
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If the statement reflected a certain sensitivity to the negative coverage, so did later versions of the front page.
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"Just who are you calling a LIAR, PM?" wrote The Telegraph newspaper in a front page headline on Monday.
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At the beginning of November, a tuberculosis (TB) outbreak in Minnesota killed six people and made front page news.
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It was front-page, above-the-fold news in Sheridan, and made headlines throughout Wyoming, Colorado, and South Dakota.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about experimental therapies for sickle-cell disease misidentified a patient who received treatment.
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The A.P. article appeared on the front page of The New York Times and elsewhere and shocked the nation.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Thursday about the Jussie Smollett case misstated who approved the charges against the actor.
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"The top poster, /u/dickfromaccounting, represents about 1% of all posts that reached the front page," that analysis said.
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There are days when without anybody really thinking about it, you'll have a front page that's all male bylines.
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I think it was the first time actually Facebook was on the front page of a newspaper about politics.
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Matthew Heineman: I was traveling around with Cartel Land, my last film, and ISIS was becoming front page news.
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Last year, The New York Times published a front-page color photograph by Andrea Mohin, above, of five women, backs to the audience, tipping their heads sideways: It was perhaps the first ballet photo to reach the newspaper's front page in decades — and by chance it arrived there on Balanchine's 111th birthday.
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In addition to the front page, the first six pages of the issue are a celebration of the star's life.
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"I would probably guess both of us would have gotten — if not front page, the back page," he said, chuckling.
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In a front-page ad published in Hong Kong's Mingpao newpaper Wednesday, Xiao appeared to deny he had been kidnapped.
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Violence, poverty, and gangs are among the many front-page issues that have tarnished the city's reputation in recent years.
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Front page news in the newspaper servicing the most densely populated area of the country's biggest city #STRAYA #news pic.twitter.
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Her byline often appears on the front page of the paper; at just 43, she's received three Pulitzer Prize nominations.
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At Front Page Live, Cameron's title is chief political correspondent, which is one of the titles he held at Fox.
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Instead of posting a conventional ad in the newspaper, they published an excerpt from the book on the front page.
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Copies of newspapers are on sale with front-page stories about the American-led coalition strikes against Afghanistan on Oct.
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At one point, the Wall Street Journal showed up on campus, and Kim's activism was displayed on the front page.
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"Where we're at before the Trump administration was a point where HIV is not front-page news anymore," said Crowley.
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CRUZ: Well Maria, thank you for passing on that hit piece in the front page of the New York Times.
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My first encounter with Mr. Rutenberg was shortly after a major political piece of his ran on the front page.
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When Radcliff's arrest landed on the front page of the Indianapolis Star, his business took an immediate and massive hit.
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Watson's video quickly circulated online, and a lengthy post on Reddit remained on the front page for quite some time.
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"Deadspin staffers had nothing to do with the changes on the front page," the staff's union said in a tweet.
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"Tremble", advised the front page of Reforma, one of the leading broadsheets, but few Mexicans seemed to be doing that.
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Love, the #SandyHook Principal's Daughter," Smegielski wrote, linking to the The Daily News front page, blaring "Bernie's Sandy Hook shame.
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"Ebrard deactivates Trump," screeched the front page of El Heraldo, a newspaper, the morning after the deal on June 7th.
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I'm a Reddit fan and once it rose to the front page, you knew it was something kind of crazy.
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THE collapses of Enron and WorldCom in the early years of this century turned book-cooking into front-page news.
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Back in March, older sister Gigi graced the front page in nothing but a few spritzes of Chanel No. 5.
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The so-called 'front page of the Internet' has finally had enough – or at least, the stage before truly 'enough.
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The Times produced more than 400 articles, including about 50 front-page stories from inside the Ebola-afflicted countries themselves.
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" On the bottom right of the front page reads an apology from Cyrus at the time: "I feel so embarrassed.
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On November 21, when the FCC formalized its plan to repeal net neutrality rules, activists took over Reddit's front page.
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On September 27th, 1918, Berlin newspapers printed front-page stories that Germany was on the verge of winning the war.
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Louis didn't expect his words to become front page news, but he doesn't regret his fiery diatribe against the candidate.
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" Article of the day, "Emails Dispute Picture of Flynn As a Rogue Actor," on N.Y. Times front page: "On Dec.
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On April 17, the Atlanta Journal Constitution published a front page story linking Perdue's legislation to his donations from NetSpend.
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THE FRONT PAGE TEST A number of jurisdictions without bans, including Gibraltar, South Korea and Australia said they were investigating.
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"I knew that it wouldn't be a front page story if it wasn't such a big deal," he told me.
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India did not forget; when the Tatas bought Corus, the Times of India ran the quote across its front page.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Amid Cheers, Some Scholars See an Airbrushed 'Hamilton' " (front page, April 11): Lighten up, scholars.
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The sports daily, in a front-page story, said a formal announcement could come by the end of the day.
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Because they're going to cut it all out anyway and put it on the front page or the sports page.
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The story wasn't even on the front page of the majority of the country's Chinese language newspapers on Friday morning.
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I'm sure he's going to congratulate me on my first story, which ran on the front page of the paper.
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At practically any other large, publicly traded company, the mysterious termination of a CEO would provide front-page business news.
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Don't worry, the Failing New York Times didn't even put the Brett Kavanaugh victory on the Front Page yesterday-A17!
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"Anybody who acts improperly will find themselves on the front page and not be in very good shape," he said.
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Adams" (April 10) received front-page coverage in the Book Review, as Margery M. Heffron's "Louisa Catherine: The Other Mrs.
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On the front page, above the fold, was a damning exposé: "Uber's Culture of Gutsiness Under Review," a headline read.
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"It is against our policy to run gun and other types of controversial advertising on our front page," Meyer continued.
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New York Times Custom Front Page Puzzle, $49.95, available at Uncommon GoodsWork Mom's brain with this sentimental and interactive gift.
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Unfortunately, this firm is now a PR issue as this story is on the front page of the Guardian website.
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"If Alfano falls, we go to elections," the Huffington Post's Italian website said, in a headline across its front page.
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While the front page will often contain similar posts when major news stories break, especially political, this is very different.
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The case makes front-page news, stirs a moral debate and prompts a spike in donations to domestic abuse charities.
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"He's going to be a guy that makes sure his success is on the front page," guard Ramon Foster said.
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He has to be able to ask for advice or discuss politics and not find it on the front page.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Friday ripping his comments and the New York Daily News mocking him on its front page.
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The front-page story said that he nurtured some women's careers, adding that he could also be demeaning and crude.
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Day in and day out The Times devotes at least one and often multiple front-page stories to Mr. Trump.
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Birinyi said the stock market has also been helped by the fact it is front-page news, along with bitcoin.
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"Of course Chancellor Merkel doesn't want to give Deutsche Bank any state aid," it wrote in a front-page editorial.
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"I didn't win an award, but I did make the front page of the paper the next day!" she says.
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The notice being distributed online said that the juxtaposition of the front-page headlines was a blunder, not a conspiracy.
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The Boston Globe published a parody front page on Sunday that offered a satirical view of a Donald Trump presidency.
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"It confused Seth that the plague was front-page news in some but not all of the papers," Tolkin writes.
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Bragman loaded up on the papers after stopping in her tracks when she saw her friend on the front page.
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That was the chilling headline that appeared Tuesday on the front page of El Nuevo Día, Puerto Rico's largest newspaper.
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It is the front page of the conservative internet, and claims tend to spread before fact-checkers can render verdicts.
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The Toronto Star greeted the first planeload by splashing "Welcome to Canada" in English and Arabic across its front page.
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The study was widely covered in the press, drawing front-page stories in The New York Times and Washington Post.
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Italy's populist government threatened to revoke Atlantia's concession, and a newspaper published pictures of the siblings on its front page.
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It turns out front page public shame and investigations by the Tennessee attorney general's office were just what Matt needed.
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A redditor can move fluidly between subreddits, and top posts of nearly all the subreddits aggregate to the front page.
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Letters To the Editor: "For the Promise of Tips, Enduring Errant Hands" (front page, March 12) made me wince anew.
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The front page of the country's largest paper the next day was just an image of Bra, without any text.
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There was a story on the front page of the Washington Post saying that Reagan was going to be indicted.
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Barr Over the Mueller Report" (front page, May 9): "Well, Doctor, what have we got — a Republic or a monarchy?
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That was the origin of my front-page article this week about the fakes and frauds available from the retailer.
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But when a judge's photograph appears on the front page along with a felon's photo, it's bad news every time.
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In South Korea, where tennis is a minor sport, his victory over Djokovic was front-page and home-page news.
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To the Editor: Re "Climate Toll Opens Florida's Ears to Democrats" (front page, June 25): I am a climate refugee.
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One frame displayed a 21924 front page of The New York Daily News with the photograph of a grinning toddler.
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It was front-page news for The Times, and updates appeared frequently over the next three months, our archives reveal.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Monday about riots in France misidentified a Paris street that suffered damage during the protests.
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I was on the front page every day and felt like I was working two days for every 24 hours.
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The actor's defamation case involved two front-page articles published in late 2017 by The Daily Telegraph, a Sydney newspaper.
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"In Danger, 280,000 Factory Jobs," the front-page headline of El Diario, a newspaper in the city, announced on Friday.
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One image, published on The Times's front page, showed a white police officer jumping into the pool to arrest protesters.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Friday about rising global temperatures misspelled the given name of a Stanford University climate scientist.
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It was on the front page and went completely viral, changing how the world viewed the severity of the crisis.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Friday about sweeping changes to the Endangered Species Act misstated the title of Robert Gordon.
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Robert H. Estabrook, the Washington Post's United Nations correspondent, broke the story in early February, making banner front-page headlines.
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"We're a Movement Now!" the front page declared in September 1970, and they were — in part thanks to The Voice.
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Then, as now, there was heightened interest across the Atlantic, and The Times had a front-page photograph and article.
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" The next day, The Daily Express reported a casualty under the front-page headline "1984: Wife Dies as She Watches.
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The nation's birth in 1867, which will be marked for the 150th time on July 1, was front page news.
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Six people died and hundreds of others were treated for frostbite, according to The New York Times's front-page article.
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"Why American TV Is So Vulnerable to Foreign Disinformation," the front page headline of the magazine's June 1982 issue said.
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The article, "Fugitive Slave Riot in Lancaster Co., Pa.," was given more space on the front page than any other.
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Then as now, there was heightened interest across the Atlantic, and The Times had a front-page photo and story.
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Within days, millions of viewers had seen Omran's image on social media; the Times put it on the front page.
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And here are the front page of our Sunday paper, the Sunday Review from Opinion and our crossword puzzles. 220.
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The Los Angeles Times, for instance, wrote a front-page story devoid of any of Mr. Scaramucci's most indecent words.
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After we published a front-page story on the debate on Friday, I heard a range of opinions from readers.
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" The New York Times in a May 85033 front-page headline wrote: "Hamas Tempers Extreme Stances In Bid For Power.
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"Those are the kinds of things you need to handle under the radar and off the front page," Davis added.
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One Alabama Republican, Mike Rogers, told me this week, these people love being on the front page of the paper.
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Back home, the raid was stunning news, with screaming headlines about the raid on the front page of daily newspapers.
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The Folha De Sao Paulo newspaper said it used its Saturday front page and Sunday editorials to discuss the issue.
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These breakthroughs might have been front-page fodder in a different news cycle, but not in Trump's Washington this week.
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After we published a front-page story on the debate on Friday, I heard a range of opinions from readers.
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FRONT PAGE An article last Thursday about a gene-altering leukemia treatment referred incorrectly to the availability of gene therapy.
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The Post's editor at the time, Jerry Nachman, said that the front page showed the pervasive corruption surrounding the test.
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"The left likes to talk a lot about incendiary rhetoric," wrote Daniel Greenfield at the right-wing Front Page magazine.
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The pic of Nicchi and his sign was posted to Reddit, and quickly made it to the site's front page.
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The video has 640,508 views on YouTube as of this writing, and made it to the front page of Digg.
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Don't worry, the Failing New York Times didn't even put the Brett Kavanaugh victory on the Front Page yesterday-A24!
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Here is the New York Times's front page as of Sunday afternoon, when the story was relegated to a sidebar: And here is Fox News's front page, where it's hard to even see the story right by one about a hoverboard robbery: The coverage also generally had little language about the threat of violence.
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