The results: Our headline: Uncovering secret government AI Primer's headline: AI and surveillance My thoughts: Way too generic Our headline: The AI acquisitions war Primer's headline: The AI companies since 2010, carving out another front in the nonstop war My thoughts: Nope, missed the mark Our headline: The AI sharecroppers Primer's headline: The new "sharecroppers" My thoughts: Nailed it!
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Muse will headline Friday night, while Coldplay will headline Sunday.
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Headline after headline makes the connection between hurricanes and climate change.
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Your headline is completely wrong, no one's gonna read that headline.
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But I don't want the headline 'excuses', I want the headline 'sorry'.
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Details of the House plan trickled out with traders watching headline by headline.
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Zawikowski recommended asking colleagues reviewing your LinkedIn headline to answer the following questions:Is my headline professional?
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" Corrections Corp of America: "No, it's got headline risk really bad ... I don't want the headline risk.
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Shares of the electric automaker have fallen under pressure as it is hit with headline after headline.
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They're always going to be running from headline to headline and they're going to get it wrong.
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In headline after headline, crippling cyberattacks are highlighting in bright neon the new insecurity of our digital era.
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Kanye was supposed to headline both of Coachella's Sundays the way headliners normally headline: from the main stage.
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Following Martin's death, headline after headline announced the killing of another Black person at the hands of police.
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This is a headline right now given recent events, but will it still be a headline past January?
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Throughout the day, headline after headline related to Mueller's investigation splashed across the web and cable news chyrons.
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From headline to headline Trump stumbled, ending up with the last thing he wants: a minutely scrutinized life.
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AND IT'S UNFORTUNATE THAT ALL WE DO IS DISCUSS THESE IT'S LIKE HEADLINE ISSUES LIKE HEADLINE FOR THE CANDIDATES.
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One might even say that headline browsers are in some part responsible for giving the US its headline president.
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Believe it or not, the insane left-wing media in this country, headline after headline, they picked up these comments.
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I was taken aback seeing Hemings initially described in a headline as Jefferson's mistress (the Post later changed the headline).
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Headline after headline suggests that influential Silicon Valley executives understand they have a problem and are working to fix it.
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It's not just, like, a really wild tweet or a really, you know, bad headline image with a catchy headline.
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And maybe you say, 'this is an accurate headline, but here's this other headline that might get someone else to click.
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Then we went to what we call a 'banner' headline, which goes above the picture and is usually the largest headline.
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But to be honest, the real reason I can't believe it is a headline is because it shouldn't be a headline!!!
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Headline inflation is lower, at only 1%, but core inflation is generally a better predictor of where the headline rate is headed.
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The trip comes as attention on O'Rourke has fallen and Buttigieg has won headline after headline, changing national perceptions about his candidacy.
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In general, headline writers seek to avoid repetition; using the same word twice in a short headline can be jarring and confusing.
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"The mining companies will continue to trade from headline to headline, and the latest headline is that it is a weaker dollar and stronger commodities, and that's really driving early trade," Jonathan Roy, advisory investment manager at Charles Hanover Investments, said.
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" She adds: "But to be honest, the real reason I can't believe it is a headline is because it shouldn't be a headline!
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Mr. Rose's article was published with the print headline, "EXPOSED: How world leaders were duped over global warming," and a similar headline online.
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On the tax bill, five of the ten mainstream press stories featured a headline with an obvious slant against the Republican tax plan, while just one Journal story carried an obviously favorable headline (disconcertingly, less than half the articles carried an impartial headline).
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Last year the world's largest platinum producer reported headline earnings of 3.9 billion rand ($277 million), or headline earnings per share of 1,482 cents.
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Headline after headline in recent years reflects what they say is a mounting price crisis for insulin and diabetic supplies — with potentially deadly consequences.
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" A later headline on the outlet's website carried a slightly different headline: "Bill Clinton aides used tax dollars to subsidize foundation, private email support.
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That compares to a headline loss and headline loss per share for the same period last year of $89 million and 22 cents, respectively.
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He has, throughout his life, shown a penchant for using a new headline (of his own making) to bump down a less favorable headline.
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But we have been witnessing this now for going on two years, and as I just said, headline after headline saying oh, definitely collusion.
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The article's headline and dek (the subtitle beneath the headline) remained defaced for about forty minutes before an editor noticed and changed it back.
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Maybe that's the biggest headline," Meadows said before offering up his own headline: "Past Freedom Caucus chairman supports Leader McConnell in an unequivocal manner.
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After all, there's no law requiring the headline displayed in a Facebook post to be the same as the headline in the original article.
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"Melania Trump takes a brave stand against her husband's policies," one Washington Post op-ed headline read (the on-page headline has since been changed).
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If you read the Financial Times headline Tuesday morning, you suddenly knew where Gates stands: "Bill Gates backs FBI iPhone hack request," read the headline.
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In a headline earlier this week, a news outlet referred to Lovato's "fuller figure" in a headline and it didn't sit well with the singer.
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For example, if a headline says, "Congress is eliminating estate taxes," this headline could affect individual portfolios that are constructed with estate objectives in mind.
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I think the biggest problem I have with the media is that everybody is focused on the headline, and not even accurately on the headline.
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"The point of those articles — which isn't the headline, because it's not as headline-y or sexy — is I'm just a working-class person," Wilson said.
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I'm sure they don't want a headline, but they'd rather have a headline than a call to accountability in the boardroom for why they're losing money.
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But the headline really is too far: Kavanaugh did not literally say he would overturn Roe, and a lot of readers don't get past the headline.
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The New York Times headline, "Kurt Cobain, Hesitant Poet Of 'Grunge Rock,' Dead at 27" prudently omitted even the fact of the suicide from the headline.
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The core and headline measures rose just 0.1% for that month, while the core was up 1.7% on the year and the headline rate increased 1.3%.
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It just so happens that all of Cyrus' decisions — good or bad — take place on stage or social media, and are regurgitated into headline after headline.
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Not one to run and hide after a sexist headline, Wilkinson, co-host of Channel Nine's Today Show in Australia, tweeted out a response to headline.
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" On Breitbart, the top headline read "Deep State Strikes: Leaks Classified Info To Washington Post To Smear Trump, LOL: Reporters Negate Oversold Headline In 7th Paragraph.
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" Hayes called out a headline in The Connecticut Mirror that said "Hayes has 'heightened sense' about security concerns," and a Republican American headline that said "U.
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Both headline options have to meet our standards; we don't test clickbait versions because no headline should leave readers feeling cheated when they get to the story.
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Tesla seems to be able to weather negative headline after negative headline without any substantial decline because there are no "real sellers," CNBC's Jim Cramer said Thursday.
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Previously, a user posting a link to a news story could edit details of the preview, like a story's headline or the brief summary below its headline.
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If the headline is true but the story is false, it will be shown to more people than if the headline is false but the story is true.
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Above all, experts agree that using "the headline rule" is very helpful: If your email appeared as the headline of a major newspaper tomorrow, would you feel comfortable?
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MTN said its headline loss was 77 cents per share in the year to end-December compared with headline earnings of 746 cents per share a year earlier.
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"What is Busi doing?" the Johannesburg-based Citizen asked in a front-page headline, while the Sowetan led on the backlash under the headline "Public Protector's directive slammed".
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If I post something on Instagram without a headline, it generally generates a good amount of likes and comments, and a headline might take away the images effect.
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Jeffrey Siminoff, Twitter's vice president of diversity and inclusion, gestured at the screen when the column of news headline on Bloomberg's stream showed a headline of Disney's interest.
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"Kamala Harris plots Iowa blitz as campaign stalls," reads CNN's headline on Harris' all-in-on-Iowa move -- not exactly the headline you want to begin said blitz.
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" -- Top headline on the Drudge Report: "IT'S WAR!
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Headline after headline, allegation after allegation, women across the country, including myself, are being forced to relive some of their worst nightmares each day as sexual assault is continually normalized.
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" Drudge's lead headline on his news aggregation site, which attracts more than 1.4 billion page views per month, also touts the Moscow march with the headline "PUTIN POWER ON PARADE.
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So my tip for any screenshots that you see of a headline, is to just Google the headline and share the article instead of the screenshot, because those are easily faked.
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"The headline issues are the headline issues, this sector is absolutely no stranger to that, but the underlying fundamentals, from a pure stock perspective, actually look pretty attractive," said Chiavarone. Disclaimer
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It's rare to see all these companies in the same headline, and it's even rarer to see that headline be something they agreed on instead of something they're being investigated over.
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While that has always been the point of a headline, what's different now is that we can measure just how compelling a digital headline is, and can test it against alternatives.
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" The Times led with this classically parsed headline : "F.
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RED, WHITE, & YOU: THE POLITICAL ISSUE, the headline reads.
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" The headline: "The Rise and Gall of Roger Stone.
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" He added that the "headline was sharpened for clarity.
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" On Wall Street, there's something known as "headline risk.
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Wordplay TUESDAY — No, that headline is not a TYPO.
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The headline numbers • 103,000 jobs were added last month.
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" Jane of Milwaukee's headline is "Disasters Over The Decades.
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Good news - This is NOT an onion article headline.
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" A BBC headline asked, " IS THE WORD ' GHETTO ' RACIST ?
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The headline — and I'll take responsibility for that one!
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The rest of the card is stacked to the brim with exciting and relevant matchups, many of which could easily headline a Fight Night card or co-headline a pay-per-view.
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But evidence filed with these documents shows a new version of Welch, one who—despite headline and after headline describing his contrition—was ready and willing to end the lives of innocents.
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Headline after headline tells the same devastating story: The Obama administration launched a new operation with raids targeting Central American families who came to the United States in the summer of 2014.
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MultiChoice, spun off by South African e-commerce group Naspers, reported a headline loss per share of 353 cents ($0.2427), compared with headline earnings per share of 410 cents the previous year.
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" Trump's campaign took issue with an article that appeared on The Washington Post's website earlier on Monday with the headline, "Donald Trump suggests President Obama was involved with Orlando shooting' as their headline.
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They reported flat headline earnings per share (EPS) of 978 cents on continuing operations but a 14 percent rise in headline earnings per share (EPS) to 974.6 cents on continuing and discontinued operations.
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With each negotiated release, we have had to withstand the pain of seeing the headline we so desperately need to see -- my dad's headline, "Iran Frees..." -- but it is written for other people.
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In the end, The Times included a prominent reference to The A.P. in a headline atop its online home page and in a six-column, front-page headline, a rarity for the paper.
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Cumhuriyet said the Tweet with that headline was posted by mistake and was removed 55 seconds later and replaced with a new headline saying the prosecutor had "died awfully in a truck accident".
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If we had a do-over, we would have included a spoiler alert at the top of the article, and we would have had a less direct headline, but also an honest headline.
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Since the onset of the coronavirus, news headline after news headline has reflected the growing concern about the virus — making it different for people to get away from anxiety related to the virus.
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Headline earnings per share (HEPS), for the year ended June 30, came in at 8.91 cents per share compared with a headline loss per share of 11.18 cents last year, the company said.
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The headline has been updated to reflect the new information.
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KUDLOW: I saw the headline from my pal, Dan Clifton.
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The headline was Trump got everything Obama ever asked for.
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In late December, Kanye West was set to headline Coachella.
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I wonder who wrote that Melania tweet the headline asks.
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Hiring headline acts, that eats a lot of money up.
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Both the headline and story have been updated for accuracy.
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Sometimes, the headline is just too good to be true.
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In April she became the youngest singer to headline Coachella.
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Update: This headline was updated to provide Trump's full sentence.
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CORRECTION: This headline has been updated to accurately say Rep.
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" The Washington Post's headline describes Trump's comments as "extremely lewd.
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Headline and core are seen rising 210% and 219% respectively.
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Headline inflation is trending upward, even in Europe and Japan.
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Under the headline: Is Donald Trump's Hair a $60,000 Weave?
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Its headline rate rose from 0.8% to 27% in December.
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We promise we are not kidding around with this headline.
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This month he will headline a fundraiser for Illinois Gov.
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An earlier headline of this post said there were thousands.
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Unfortunately, though, that doesn't make for a very fun headline.
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We updated our headline and story with the new number.
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The headline and story have been changed to reflect this.
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Some rules were straightforward: Don't mention "suicide" in the headline.
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"The headline on the Independent story is wrong," he said.
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Nevertheless, streaming could prove a headline generator at E3 2019.
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"Where are the people?" said a headline on local television.
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Friday's data, despite the weak headline number, offered some hope.
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Editor's note: The headline on this story has been updated.
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"One headline, why believe it?" could refer to fake news.
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Headline and core are seen rising 21% and 2.93% respectively.
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Domestic cricket, forever a sideshow, is now the headline act.
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President Barack Obama also will headline the Hispanic caucus dinner.
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The article and headline have been updated to reflect this.
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That headline was just a play on my morbid curiosity.
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Beyoncé is the first woman of color to headline Coachella.
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Headline inventory of 3,250 tonnes is back at July levels.
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So why didn't Millhiser use "indicate" in his headline instead?
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Most readers will only ever see the headline, of course.
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Could you add my wife's name to this headline please?
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That was just the latest headline in an annus horribilis.
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So you're not gonna get a headline out of that.
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The headline has been updated to reflect this new information.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: The headline in this story has been updated.
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Despite the headline miss, the report had some good news.
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LaVorgna expects headline retail sales to rise by 1 percent.
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""Too many are treating this as just another day's headline.
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EU rules foresee headline deficits should stay below 3 percent.
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By comparison, tweaks to the headline measure seem fairly trivial.
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Surely, the article is what is important, not the headline.
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News headline reads, "NYC Housewives' Alex: "My Husband Isn't Gay!
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I asked Bohannon to headline some of our recent stories.
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"Miracle men," was the simple headline in Brussels' Le Soir.
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Now, the hardline kingdom executing people is hardly headline news.
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Minimizing data collection should be a headline, not tiny subtext.
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"Unidentified woman's body found in the woods," the headline reads.
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Jon Jones -- a rematch that would headline any other card.
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Whenever there was a negative headline, … Boeing stock always declined.
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Anything that might be considered negative feedback becomes a headline.
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As the headline suggests, it didn't work out for Maple.
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Reynolds himself responded to the headline by cracking a joke.
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An earlier headline also referred to him as a mayor.
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Ppl [sic] read the headline, not the correction, I've learned.
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Just below the photo and headline is your profile's URL.
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Headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the year ended Dec.
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You'll create a headline, description, choose the condition and more.
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For me, I found success by keeping the headline informative.
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Beyoncé debacle was a major headline for outlets like E!
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Next week, he will headline a town hall with CNN.
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Hill will headline Chicago's Pitchfork Music Festival on July 22.
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"The Earth's Ozone Hole Is Shrinking," one celebratory headline announced.
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Not her words, but she shared the headline & story. pic.twitter.
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Headline growth is, however, only the first of the concerns.
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Headline inflation in any case is unlikely to spiral higher.
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That would be a headline on so many different blogs.
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Correction: This post's headline initially described Richman as Comey's lawyer.
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A headline Sunday night in the Washington Post shows why.
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The bad news kept on coming below the headline figure.
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The Daily Mail changed its headline after Kim flagged it.
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After Blanton connected, a Philadelphia headline proclaimed: Joe the Lumber.
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That, really, is the headline here: inflation no longer exists.
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The ability to write a superb headline is a must.
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Headline inventory of 271,250 tonnes is back at July levels.
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This headline has been altered to reflect the story's updates.
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Some, like Michiel Huisman, will headline their own TV shows.
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" Franco-Vietnamese Talks Risk Being Broken Off ," one headline read.
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Then he banned a newspaper for its headline about it.
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Residential investment subtracted 28503 percent from headline real GDP growth.
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The CNN headline was mirrored by a statement from Sen.
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NatWest Markets economists expect headline CPI rose by 0.5 percent.
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The big headline came from her comments on climate change.
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Correction: The headline on this story initially misrepresented Bruenig's argument.
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He referenced a recent headline to further illustrate his point.
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But politicians and policy divides weren't the only headline makers.
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The error was repeated, in some editions, in the headline.
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"Happiness is a place called Charlottesville," said one such headline.
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"Heads Must Roll," a headline in The Daily Standard said.
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"Union Leaders Confronted by Resistance to Obama," the headline read.
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And here's the Hold Steady song that delivered today's headline.
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Correction: An earlier headline mischaracterized the effects of the report.
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One of Mr. Wallace's questions provided the day's biggest headline.
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An earlier headline incorrectly stated a replacement had been found.
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That explains the big drop in the headline price since.
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" DRUDGE headline: "Trump Vows to Protect ZTE Jobs -- in China?
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") and video game nostalgia (a producer's headline suggestions: "Retro Tech!
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I know the feeling of helplessness wrought by a headline.
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Editors "just get to pick the headline," Facebook told Recode.
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You probably wouldn't be surprised, because that's in the headline.
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"How Conor Oberst Became an Accidental MRA," read one headline.
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But I'd already written my own narrative, my own headline.
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The headline with an article in some editions on Aug.
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And always making sure to share story, not the headline.
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Iowa's latest advisory bulletin certainly makes for a catchy headline.
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She was a name in a headline, a family photo.
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"Weinstein Accuser Feels 'Doubly Crucified' " read the Associated Press headline.
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To me, the headline news is illustrated by two charts.
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Print headline: "The Stepford Channel," published here in October 1992.
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The headline is from a straight newspaper of the time.
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What did you find interesting about the headline or topic?
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"Choke It Down, and Vote for Menendez" was its headline.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the graphs' main idea.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the map's main idea.
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In addition, the headline with the obituary misstated his age.
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Instead, we decided to build the headline out of ice.
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" A headline promises that "Shaked will tame the High Court.
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For most Americans, this was just another dismal news headline.
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The actress Kathleen Turner was scheduled to headline the event.
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The president will headline a reelection rally at 7 p.m.
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" The print headline read, "Paula Dyer's last day on Earth.
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One headline asked whether there would be butter for Christmas.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the infographic's main idea.
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In August both headline and core inflation were around 1%.
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"Working Men on Parade," read The New York Times's headline.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the graph's main idea.
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"Israel 2018: Coalition celebrating, equality being trampled," a headline read.
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"To defend the freedom of the seas," the headline said.
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Give the graph a catchy headline that captures your findings.
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But no politician wins by making it their headline issue.
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"The victorious defeat of Marine Le Pen" one headline read.
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"That's going to be the headline for this article, right?"
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An earlier headline misstated the issue the CEOs were addressing.
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"Here's your headline — 'Democrats take House in 21625,' " Hoyer said.
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"Speed Kills!" one headline warned in November 1967 about amphetamines.
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KELLY EVANS: Let me read the headline from the CDC.
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This is a major, major headline for your lifetime. Okay.
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Correction: A previous headline mischaracterized how the children were related.
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In addition, the headline referred imprecisely to Mr. Clark's work.
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The headline is, we're keeping it out of this country.
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"Melania Trump Makes Waves," read the headline in USA Today.
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Later today, he will headline a reelection event for Sen.
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She is also scheduled to headline some festivals in Europe.
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Lighthizer could make some headline news in Davos this year.
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A previous headline had the incorrect conversion for net profit.
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"Woman voters fail to follow leaders," the Times headline read.
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The comparison is due to the similarity in headline metrics.
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It's going to be some blip headline or geopolitical issue.
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"Flashback: NYT admits wiretaps used against Trump," the headline read.
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The headline has also been changed to reflect these updates.
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What headline might best capture the essence of my piece?
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I APPRECIATE IT. QUINTANILLA: ARE WAGES THE HEADLINE TO YOU?
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I would readily admit that this was a poor headline.
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Tax advice is key, too: That headline prize is misleading.
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This is plain bigoted, not "populist" as the headline suggests.
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A previous headline misstated how long the winning streak was.
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Currently, Thailand headline CPI is 1.6 percent as of August.
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Al Franken is set to headline a major political convention.
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But I actually think it was a very good headline.
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The headline retail sales for January gained 0.3%, as expected.
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"That'll be the headline: Christie Says He's Mailing It In."
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The headline that the stock is getting hammered is misleading.
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You never read the headline, 'Cruise ship's toilets work great.
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That the headline was "National Delusions" made it even worse.
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The headline deficit is now forecast at 2.04% this year.
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I also recommend Warren's Medium post, despite the misleading headline.
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But more and more cases will inevitably come to light—revelation by revelation, report by report, headline after headline—even as conservative churches cling to their happy-family images, no matter who gets hurt.
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Related: Coachella 2018 lineup: Beyoncé, The Weeknd and Eminem to headline The superstar singer was slated to headline last year's festival, but had to cancel under doctor's orders after she became pregnant with twins.
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It was a victory in the sport's headline race, won by a trainer and a jockey united by New York and a colt owned by New Yorkers who know their way around a headline.
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" Most famously, Upworthy popularized the "curiosity gap" headline: Basically, a headline that over-promises emotionally ("These words were meant to break these women") while revealing almost nothing about a story's content ("But the opposite happened.
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The city may no longer feature vendors shouting the main headline at passing commuters, but that headline still carries a sense of urgency, can still thrill or appall when caught unexpectedly in a sidelong glance.
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"The Weisman tweet, the collective Weisman, as well as the headline," Baquet said of his reasons for holding the town hall, referring to a controversial front page headline The Times changed last week after backlash.
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After throwing in my link, it suggested the headline "Light Beer Is The Stuff That Pays For Sports Bars And Super Bowls," a quip I hadn't considered as a headline, but makes sense as one.
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"Everybody liked him," was the Daily Beast's headline take on Watts.
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But the latest headline comes from contributing editor Naomi Campbell herself.
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They've booked the band to headline in 2002, 2005 and 2011.
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The headline was hit by a perfect storm across all sectors.
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Probably not the headline that the Advocate would have written. Right?
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Analysts at ANZ said currency depreciation impacted the headline growth numbers.
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A Deadspin piece bore the headline "Sports Analytics" Is Bullshit Now.
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"I think this is more of a headline risk," he said.
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You'd better believe I put a terrible pun in that headline.
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Headline inventory has bounced back to the levels of early December.
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As he has not been identified, we have updated the headline.
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" The BBC's headline simply stated, "Trump sides with Russia against FBI.
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Last year, Beyoncé was the first Black woman to headline Coachella.
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And, in this case at least, he's earned his "Destroy" headline.
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So it's going to be this dichotomy between headline and core.
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Based on headline ratios, bank and insurance company stocks look attractive.
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We have corrected the headline and clarified this in the text.
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But as we know, the Fed doesn't care about headline inflation.
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"Trump sows trouble with his Western allies," was its lead headline.
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Now, it's true that these headline figures paper over serious problems.
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Meanwhile, every headline and everything written is actually -- they&aposre copying.
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We haven't seen anything like this since the famous headline pic.twitter.
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No, the reported headline price inflation in December was 1.9 percent.
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Of course, the repression isn't always so dramatic or headline-worthy.
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Beyoncé made history as the first black woman to headline Coachella.
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Samsung Unpacked is the headline event this week for gadget nerds.
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The headline has since been corrected and we regret the error.
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The headline was later recast with the addition of one word.
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The headline of this article has been updated to reflect this.
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The headline of this article was updated on June 22nd 2017
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No — and it's definitely not headline-worthy (just ask Kendall Jenner).
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Underneath, the headline declares A GUIDE TO FIGHTING LIKE A GIRL.
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One word in particular would have delighted an Economist headline-writer.
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But no Muslim actually spoke the quote in the Gatestone headline.
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"We Predict the iPhone Will Bomb," read the headline on TechCrunch.
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Elsewhere in Ukraine the impeachment inquiry is not a major headline.
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"Britain's last Remaining hope", bellows a headline on the Politico website.
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In the meantime, the pound will await the next big headline.
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" Another carried the headline: "The Republican for People Who Hate Republicans.
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Headline PCE expectations dropped to 1.5%, the weakest projection since 2016.
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MACCALLUM: Here&aposs an interesting headline that came off of CNN.
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So, is this headline from The Washington Post a bit disturbing?
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I saw a headline and it read on a competing station.
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The mistake, which was replicated in the headline, has been corrected.
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They separated in a burst of headline-grabbing acrimony in 2003.
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The headline has also been updated to reflect the new information.
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And that stunning final-ball six will headline cricket history books.
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The headline inflation rate was the lowest reading in 17 months.
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This headline is a metaphor for basically the entire world. pic.twitter.
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This post and headline have been updated to reflect that timeline.
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Multinational firms do benefit from a lower American headline tax rate.
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New York (CNN Business)You're probably already cringing at the headline.
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Headline inflation slowed to 13% in April from 14.2% in March.
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Look at this headline from "The Washington Post" over the weekend.
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Some plans are headline-grabbing but may involve little real change.
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They've toured with Iron Maiden, and they headline the biggest festivals.
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They still feel like really special events, particularly the headline shows.
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That's twice as many people agreeing an outlandish headline is truthful.
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Mike Pence, was going to emerge as the night's leading headline.
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A previous version misspelled Jayne Conroy's first name in the headline.
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So the headline cost is a lot lower than people think.
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While the employment headline number was strong, inflation pressure remained tame.
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Wango Tango has always drawn big acts to headline the festival.
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"Andrew Who?" said a front-page headline in Sunday's Toronto Star.
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"Porn really is bad for you!" the Daily Mail headline blares.
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The art of tabloid headline writing may yet outlive the tabloid.
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The 10K 'content reviewers' headline was not accurate, and we've corrected.
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The headline economic numbers show sustained growth and strong job creation.
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" Vox's headline calls the footage in question a "fake Infowars video.
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One headline described the country as "afraid" of a similar assault.
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The headline has also been changed to reflect the new information.
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Every day seems to bring a new headline about sexual harassment.
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But the team needed another mascot to headline the second game.
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HEADLINE PCE IS AT 1.9% WITHIN SHOOOTING DISTANCE OF OUR TARGET.
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"Obama wants your guns," reads a headline on his campaign website.
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Pepkor said headline earnings per share for the year to Sept.
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A newspaper headline heralding her husband's infidelity appears under her words.
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This article's headline has been updated to reflect this new information.
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"Jerusalem Museum to Display Looted Near East Artifacts," one headline read.
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MINDING YOUR BUSINESS Sanctions, tariffs and earnings headline the week ahead.
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" The headline reads: "Transgender Beauty: How They're Shaking Up The World.
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You&aposre going to be in the headline in the media.
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It was a headline that sent the media apparatus into apoplexy.
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This story and headline have been updated to include additional developments.
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" That headline should have said, as the story said, "She Claims.
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And I think our initial headline obviously should have had that.
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He was scheduled to headline a Thursday evening fundraiser for Rep.
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" Overnight AP headline: "Africa startled by Trump's sudden and vulgar attention.
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Headline PCE expectations dropped to 22%, the weakest projection since 21.
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The body of the Washington Post story undercuts its shadowy headline.
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Robin's just one of several artists scheduled to headline the event.
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"It would be an honor" to headline this year, he added.
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It's a messier picture than any headline can convey, scientists say.
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Or they don't even read a headline, and it's just a .
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SGT An earlier headline noted that Panupong walked the entire way.
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"Army Chief Gian N Jiaam Destroys the Forest," the headline read.
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The aim is to shave 6.03 percentage point off headline inflation.
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Normally, what a snake eats for breakfast isn't worth a headline.
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The headline numbers, however, do not always tell the whole story.
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Makes ya wonder how they fact-checked that original headline, right?
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He had been expected to headline London's Wireless festival last weekend.
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But these are just excuses for headline writers, to be honest.
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"Jerry Hall to Wed a Toad," reads the headline on Gawker.
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"Spain have banished their ghosts," read the headline in El Pais.
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The headline has also been amended to include the author's name.
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Not sure what there is to add to the headline, really.
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The headline composite slowed to a 1003-month low of 55.2.
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The lede and headline are outrageous and unsupported by the article.
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Cumhuriyet vowed "we will not surrender" in a front-page headline.
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For what goddamn reason would someone want a headline like that?
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This piece and the headline have been updated to reflect that.
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Correction: this story originally referred to "Plan B" in the headline.
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He had been expected to headline London's Wireless festival this weekend.
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" Emblazoned above both was the statement: "Yesterday's moderate is today's headline.
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The headline and the post have been updated to reflect this.
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Now I know my headline: "Top 8 gave me my career"!
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It's hitting rush hour, so I guess that's the headline slot.
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He'll also headline political events in Tennessee and Little Rock, Ark.
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"Magnified and sanctified by Your name," the headline reads in Hebrew.
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What did you find interesting about the headline, photos or topic?
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You'll never guess what this guy wrote as his thesis headline.
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The headline and article have been updated to reflect this change.
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The article and headline have been updated to correct the error.
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Once you get your headline you move onto the next thing.
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Just reading the headline was enough to make my blood boil.
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Correction: A previous version of this article had an inaccurate headline.
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And it wasn't long before the headline was entering meme territory.
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"Writing on the wall for Mugabe," blares one independent newspaper's headline.
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When Apple's Maps apps had flaws, it was considered headline news.
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Trump will headline a GOP fundraising committee reception at 2202 p.m.
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"Ali, Inoki Fight to Draw in Dull Bout" was the headline.
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Bush will headline two fundraisers for Burr next week on Oct.
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I almost wanted to run the whole poem as the headline.
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"Proof That the 'Jewish Protocols' Were Forged," the banner headline declared.
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The headline is a fiction, for the issue was never raised.
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" The Drudge Report warned in a headline that "Black Lives Kill.
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INTERNATIONAL The headline with an article in some editions on Aug.
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Earlier versions of the headline and the summary repeated the error.
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"How Afghanistan could put Trump's presidency at risk," said one headline.
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Putin appears at the club every year for a headline event.
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Clinton with a headline that accused her of murdering an ambassador.
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Which brings me back to the headline that provoked this piece.
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Sarajevo was headline news through much of its 44-month encirclement.
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November 210, 210 Percentages headline this Friday's edition of CNN 10.
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Correction: An earlier headline misstated the context of the president's request.
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When he gave up cigarettes, we turned it into headline news.
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EditorsNote: new headline Gray guides A's past Red Sox OAKLAND, Calif.
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Certainly, the headline "monopolists" of today, like Facebook, Google, Apple, etc.
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Source text: (here ($1 = 68.6700 Indian rupees) India Headline News Team
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The angry response online gave the headline a much bigger audience.
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Trump will headline a reelection rally in Panama City Beach, Fla.
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"Conservatives and Moderates Offer Rare Praise" was the headline in Newsweek.
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EditorsNote: headline fix Angels hold on to beat Twins ANAHEIM, Calif.
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"Michelle Obama is still optimistic" read the banner headline on Elle.
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But like, you had to know that from the headline, right?
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Surely, the answer will make for the biggest headline of all.
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"Obama savages Cameron on Libya," said a headline in The Independent.
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Headline profits down 17% as easyJet suffers £101 million currency hit.
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Finally, a team builds a winner without many headline-grabbing moves.
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Update: The headline of this article has been changed since publication.
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This article and its headline have been updated to reflect this.
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President Trump to Fox & Friends on this recent Drudge Report headline:
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Welcome to the worst NBA Finals ever, where this headline exists.
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"Khloe's Big Announcement: I'm Having A Baby," reads the mag's headline.
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Typically things fire up Saturday, especially because of the headline act.
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The headline number missed and average hourly earnings stayed the same.
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Headline writers have taken notice of the shift in the race.
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The headline "Anti Inmigrante," ran under a photo of then-congresswoman.
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"YOUTUBE DECLARES WAR ON POLITICALLY INCORRECT OPINIONS," reads one Infowars headline.
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RNCspokesman Michael Ahrens mocked the DNC for letting Clinton headline fundraisers.
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Correction: An earlier headline on this article listed the incorrect state.
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The error was repeated in a headline with a capsule summary.
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No word yet on if they will headline the postponed festival.
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The error was repeated in an accompanying headline and picture caption.
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"Jenna and Tonic" was a headline in The New York Post.
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"Know your limits, U.S.," said one headline in the daily Milliyet.
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Yep, that headline is a direct reference to Michael Irvin's junk.
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" A headline in the daily al-Jazirah newspaper branded them "traitors.
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Most weeks, Mr. Denk's appearance would have been the headline news.
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Headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the half-year ending Aug.
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It's a headline plus two more things you should know, essentially.
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The Times' headline read: "End Brexit feud, Queen tells warring politicians".
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So, as the headline says, what the hell happened to Brazil?
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I have more than once seen this happen in headline writing.
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"Action — Not Pity Can Save Millions Now!" was a typical headline.
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"You've been opposing the U.S. for many years," said the headline.
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The headline could read: 'How Does This Man Do It All?
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"'Objects' Outstrip Jets Over Capital," was the headline in The Times.
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"I don't want to say it's a headline risk," he added.
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The error was repeated in a headline and mobile news alert.
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Student Opinion Read The New York Times headline that appears below.
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" NICHOLAS COLAS, CO-FOUNDER OF DATATREK RESEARCH "There's no obvious headline.
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Its adjusted headline earnings per share for the year to Dec.
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Original headline: "Steampunk Moves Between 2 Worlds," published in May 2008.
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He enjoyed the rush of tabloid journalism and the headline wordplay.
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Its digital headline, however, invariably includes explicit mention of the death.
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It's the only good headline I've had in the Washington Post.
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"The headline for every review [would be] 'This Is No "Friends.
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Then there's the execrable headline about young Muslims being ''time bombs.
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The headline and story have been updated with additional developments Tuesday.
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The headline read, "Anti-totalitarianism day: No permits for Singapore assemblies".
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And beyond the headline number, there were other signs for concern.
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"Kimmel more effective than Dems on healthcare," said a CNN headline.
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But he warned that the headline figure masked some soft spots.
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will headline as the halftime show performers.
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This year, Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will headline the halftime show.
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" Cop Slashed to Death, Youth Seized ," the Daily News headline read.
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But the headline in the spotter's guide is Acura's new face.
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"Box Office Meltdown," a Variety headline shrieked in July; by Nov.
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Giuliani was on for a segment to discuss Wednesday's big headline.
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Headline inventories fell to their lowest since April at 217,0.53 tonnes.
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Your headline isn't the time to be super clever or vague.
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Headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months ended Dec.
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This made for a nice headline, a few million internet clicks.
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He'll also headline a Trump reelection fundraising dinner in Franklin, Tenn.
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Headline loss per share for the first six months ended Sept.
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Edwards and Woodley headline the UFC: London event on March 21.
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Amazon became the headline sponsor of Tokyo's fashion week in 2016.
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I think literally the headline was The Humiliation of Mitt Romney.
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"Poignant Pony Professes Penitence, Provokes Pity," reads one trade paper headline.
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"Conspiracy Believed to Kill Rich Indians," The Washington Post's headline read.
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"May I play thru?" the headline for Trump's hometown newspaper reads.
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This headline and story has been updated with additional developments Sunday.
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The top headline announces, "Veidt Officially Declared Dead," in giant letters.
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The headline appears below your name, address and other contact information.
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Headline CPI on an annualized basis also was above market expectations.
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Using the word "lie" in the story headline doesn't do that.
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The headline may be that the Trump Foundation is being dissolved.
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A bias exists to publish studies that show headline-grabbing results.
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"Headline EPS should provide a credible basis for valuing the stock."
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As the headline states, you probably won't even notice the change.
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But they're never advertised as the headline device or main course.
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Explain that headline, for people who have not read it yet.
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" Politico greeted him with the headline, "What is John Delaney thinking?
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The committee's 22019 headline inflation forecast was unchanged at 1.9 percent.
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Correction: An earlier headline misstated the projected jobs gains for November.
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Despite a wave of criticism, the newspaper stood by the headline.
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Headline inventories fell to their lowest since April at 2916,20.1 tonnes.
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It had been forecasting headline earnings per share of 65 cents.
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Headline index seen rising to 0.0 points from -2.1 in November.
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"S&M French Spy?" was the lead headline in one issue.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are the headline acts.
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"Hillary Clinton's Twitter game is #Strong," read one Elle social headline.
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I am the author of the column — but not the headline.
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The error was repeated in the headline and a picture caption.
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Let's start with the headline, Ukrainian Efforts to Sabotage Trump Backfire.
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The headline Consumer Price Index rose 0.2% in January, meeting expectations.
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Disclaimer Note: an incorrect headline stating "cheapest market" has been corrected.
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"Watch S.N.L. Demolish Fake Male Feminists," read a Vanity Fair headline.
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"NYC Play Appears to Depict Assassination of Trump," Fox's headline read.
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Childish Gambino, Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are set to headline.
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A local newspaper headline said the next day, "Gone Too Soon."
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Correction: the headline has been updated to reflect Walsh's faith affiliation
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Write a headline that captures the main ideas of your findings.
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In early January, she will headline several more shows at Carolines.
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" An accompanying headline quoted Trump saying he "got them by surprise!
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"We need to learn to listen to China," the headline read.
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Original headline: "Stealing a Smoke, in Good Company," from March 1999.
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The story and headline have been updated to correct this error.
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He was the only music artist to headline the stadium. pic.twitter.
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The headline show, which was his first, had been a success.
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Survivors announce their experiences of abuse en masse; a spare few are selected—for reasons of je-ne-SEO-quoi—to have their claims investigated and found credible; and finally, once the exposé breaks, the news machine churns out headline after headline after headline, losing a little nuance, context, or intent with each one like some hellish game of telephone.
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Nedbank's performance was bolstered by its businesses elsewhere in Africa, which grew headline earnings by 19.6%, helping to lift headline earnings per share - the main profit gauge in South Africa - by 3.5% to 1,435 cents ($0.9687).
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" MARK GRANT, CHIEF GLOBAL STRATEGIST, B. RILEY FBR INC, FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA "The headline number is shocking and the real number is worse than the headline number because the real number was zero for the month.
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Chief Executive Lawrence MacDougall said the recall "impacted our headline earnings quite significantly" after the company reported a 16 percent drop in headline earnings per share (EPS) to 868 cents for the six months ended March 31.
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She believes on a basic level if you read a headline and see a picture, you associate the picture with the headline and a great many people probably associate Lochte's fabrication of crimes with an innocent Bolt.
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The news has generated headline after headline about why YouTube's most followed creator is stepping away from the spotlight, but the attention just highlights how hard it is for many YouTubers to take time off at all.
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The result is akin to an aural translation of the mechanical act of scrolling through feeds, where you skim headline after headline to sort of know what's happening but ultimately fail to completely grasp any real content.
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Diluted headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months ended Dec.
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Granted, some immigrants commit crimes, or even headline-grabbing acts of terrorism.
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"While headline numbers missed, the key revenue number was fine," they wrote.
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Still, be honest: you wouldn't linger over a story with that headline.
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Here's a look at Gabor's most headline-grabbing incidents and health issues.
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By the way, the headline was millennial men were getting dumber, right?
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" An alternate headline could have read: "Jude Law's Pants Are Now Trending.
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See the best Twitter reactions to Ed Sheeran's Glastonbury headline set here.
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She pushed back, but Ross published it with the changed headline anyway.
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Trump did not, as many expected, become a walking, talking Breitbart headline.
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"The Sanders campaign asked where our climate plan was," the headline read.
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Markit said it forecasted headline inflation to reach 2.1 percent in 2017.
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But at the end of the day, it is a splashy headline.
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This article and headline have been altered to reflect this new information.
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She is also scheduled to headline the Coachella music festival in April.
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"Frustrated with overpriced cable bills?" blares a headline on the company's website.
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"Wth" Swiftutation rightfully captioned a screenshot of Entertainment Tonight's car-crash headline.
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Many companies already pay less than the headline 35 percent tax rate.
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His death, after a stroke, was headline news in Israel on Monday.
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Players that young aren't supposed to headline 52-game winning ball clubs.
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Editor's Note: The headline of this story was altered at 5 p.m.
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And, let's be honest, somewhere deep down the headline sounds true, right?
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The headline was simple: Man jumps from Golden Gate Bridge and survives.
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No one imagines the Daily Mail write-up or the Jezebel headline.
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The headline of an earlier version mischaracterized his thoughts on the deal.
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Update 5:40pm ET: The headline of this article has been updated.
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KURTZ: Juan, headline in Politico today, typhoon Trump blows G7 off course.
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They headline locally, and recent opening acts have included Lehavoth and Dukatalon.
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We've updated this post, including the headline, to reflect the surprise vote.
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Headline inflation dipped to 1.2% in May from 1.7% the previous month.
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We have since corrected the error in the headline and text below.
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" Bloomberg's headline: "Mnuchin Bid to Calm Markets Risks Making Bad Situation Worse.
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" The Australian newspaper led with the headline: "Kyrgios adds to shame file.
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The shortage is reaching a "critical point", read one recent CNBC headline.
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I've never read a funeral home headline that was not fake news.
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And the story's headline reported to readers that it was a fact.
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Sullivan will also headline a fundraiser in London, England, on April 17.
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"May has wrecked Brexit...US deal is off!" is the Sun's headline.
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Surely this isn't the headline the Bernie Sanders campaign was hoping for.
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The headline also was amended to include the source of the information.
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One, Facebook will now display the headline and publisher below the topic.
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I sat perplexed until my phone vibrated with a headline from CNN.
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But the point is we're long overdue a proper Pyramid headline set.
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For years, music fans have bemoaned the lack of new headline acts.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to make the headline more specific.
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But it's not necessarily a headline grabber, at least here in California.
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A Facebook survey to see how accurate a Rolling Stone headline is.
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The situation is horrible and you guys come out with this headline?!
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Producer prices are expected to be up 0.3 percent for headline inflation.
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The competitors′ performances on each individual glass rarely matched these headline averages.
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"Avicii reportedly committed suicide with broken glass bottle" was Page Six's headline.
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The headline of this story has been updated to reflect this fact.
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"Donald Trump Won Because of Facebook," a headline in New York declared .
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"The headline unemployment rate has been giving a faulty signal," he added.
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Andrew Cuomo, who was scheduled to headline a fundraiser for her campaign.
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CORRECTION: An earlier headline misidentified the U.K.'s previous rating from Fitch.
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His headline-grabbing actions have earned him diehard supporters and fiery opponents.
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The headline for this story has been changed to reflect the news.
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The headline number rose 0.2% for a 1.5% increase over the year.
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Hence the introduction of the Galaxy Fold headline-grabber of this week.
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"The Tagger of the Vietnam War Memorial Is Arrested," says the headline.
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Fair enough, but that information could be put in a sub-headline.
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"Chill ways to just sort of live with it," read one headline.
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Here, I'll help you out: It's total non-headline-grabber Michael Lynton!
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Many companies already pay less than the headline 35 percent tax rate.
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The headline was the whole story, in both senses of the phrase.
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But the action in the report was not in the headline numbers.
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Hungary's headline inflation rate fell to an annual -2.43 percent in March.
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" Another headline above the nameplate reads, "TRUMP IS HITTING ON ALL FRONTS . . .
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Correction 11/22 12:47 PM ET: Updated to change the headline.
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"And there's your headline," quips bassist Jenny Lee Lindberg, rolling her eyes.
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Kaine did not headline his first fundraiser until August 2500 in Florida.
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Ultimately, panic makes a great headline, but it's a terrible investing strategy.
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She will also headline a series of live shows in Las Vegas.
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Today&aposs headline in the Times should have been Comey witch hunt.
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A cynic might suggest that 1m is a suspiciously headline-grabbing figure.
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" Aslan wrote: "You work all your life for a headline like this.
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This post and headline have been updated with details about his departure.
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Emmy Rossum never intended for her salary negotiations to become headline news.
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Schumer will also headline Madison Square Garden this summer, on June 23.
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The headline rate of inflation remained unchanged at 0.2 percent in August.
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While the headline number appeared solid, the internals were a bit weaker.
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But that headline wouldn't be nearly as exciting or clicky, would it?
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"We want the product to be the headline," he later told Recode.
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The headline of the article has been updated to reflect this fact.
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Any headline that mentions a supermodel's beauty routine is clicky by default.
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The headline figure also seemed to defy fears of a looming downturn.
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Possibly the most New York headline ever was "MOB COP SEX FURY".
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Tame Impala and Ariana Grande are set to headline Saturday and Sunday.
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Here are five things to know about the headline-making case: 1.
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"The First Family!" the headline reads, with an unapologetically sincere exclamation point.
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It also left out a key sentence that clarified the article's headline.
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The headline ("Only Fox Can Rid Us Of Trump") made me skeptical.
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And he has offered sweeping and headline-grabbing prescriptions to counter terrorism.
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Cillizza: What's the big headline coming out of the Trump tax announcement?
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I just read this headline about 29573 times and it's still processing.
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I don't know if you saw this headline-- RANDALL STEPHENSON: Hi Andrew.
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" Politico's headline was "Trump and Clinton throw more blows in bigotry fight.
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Brennin Hunt has broken his silence about his headline-making Rent injury.
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A dress even more headline-worthy than her royal wedding bridesmaid dress.
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"I just learned about it, also I saw the headline," he said.
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I'm not here to talk about or make a headline on something.
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The headline of this story has been amended; we regret the error.
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The turnaround in headline economic figures has not benefited all Hungarians, however.
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The headline of this article has been changed to reflect these corrections.
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The beat on the headline is partly offset by the prior revision.
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When the issue fades back under the surge of the next headline.
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Headline revenue growth is no longer sufficient to compensate for cost increases.
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The depreciation has helped push headline inflation to an eight-year high.
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This will be the second fundraiser Chelsea Clinton will headline with Wintour.
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The duo headline an "afternoon tea" in New York on January 19.
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Euro zone headline and core inflation slowed in March, flash estimates showed.
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The Politico headline calls the idea "radical," but really it's just wrong.
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This year's race has Justin Timberlake lined up as the headline act.
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This isn't a clickbait headline - it's an actual historical fact from 1993.
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Fiscal retrenchment was the main drag on headline growth in early 2016.
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Huishan Dairy has been the most headline-grabbing of the recent wave.
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Total loss before tax after non-headline items was 236 million pounds.
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This isn't Innisfil's first foray into headline-grabbing uses of new technology.
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Headline CPI, including gasoline and food, was up 20.2 percent, as expected.
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"Creepy Clown Sightings Spread Across Nation," is an ABC headline from Oct.
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When someone as famous as Nicki Minaj does it, it's headline news.
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Headline inflation was 1.3 percent in March, below the forecast 1.4 pct.
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Takata's air bags have been subject to headline-grabbing recalls for years.
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Country Garden has declared headline sales of 550 billion yuan for 2017.
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The headline of this post has been altered to reflect updated information.
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No, this is not a headline from The Onion, nor the 1400s.
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The headline feature is a shopping app that's been created by MasterCard.
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" "Old Cincinnati said 'Can't,'" the headline blared, "New Cincinnati says 'I Will.
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So The Darkness signed up to headline the next summer's Reading Festival.
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You set the play in 2001 with headline, 'Raves, Revision, Re-election'.
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" The Daily Caller, another conservative news website, ran the headline, "TRUMP CAVES.
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This suggests that ageing is a significant drag on the headline measure.
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Without the banks, those headline-grabbing deals will struggle to go far.
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This is both a legitimate headline and a naked chase for viewership.
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That should be the headline you read from newspapers across the country.
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Back in 2015, a rather eye catching headline appeared in the news.
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Editor's note: The headline and URL of this story have been updated.
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The headline has been updated to attribute the claims to the researchers.
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And there's a reason that you say something and there's a headline.
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The footage, posted anonymously, is invariably accompanied by a headline and caption.
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The headline did not appear on The Drudge Report on Saturday morning.
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A viral tweet can reach more people than a bad tabloid headline.
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The error was repeated in the headline and in a picture caption.
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The work requirement is the headline, so to speak, out of Kentucky.
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CNN first reported that Trump would headline the event in Las Vegas.
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The headline burning up the wires is the primary defeat of Rep.
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You shouldn't unsubscribe from The New York Times over a bad headline.
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Headline inflation projections also stayed at 2.1 percent for 2019 and 2020.
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" And a young man was shown with the headline: "An actor yesterday.
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Catalan-based sport daily Marca featured Ranieri alongside the headline 'Ole Leicester!
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The union in Canada won something headline-grabbing — jobs retrieved from Mexico.
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BNM said headline inflation is expected to remain moderate over the year.
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"Not Worth the Debt" blared the characteristically reserved headline of the story.
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The headline also referred incorrectly to the outcome of Brock Turner's trial.
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In the main headline on the front page, heist is spelled wrong.
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It was sort of like a celebration when I read that headline.
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While the employment headline number was strong, inflation pressure was still tame.
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Annual headline inflation is also expected to slow amid lower oil prices.
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It also may feel less pressing to voters than other headline issues.
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"Rightists Buoyed by the Election; Open New Drives," the multilayered headline declared.
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" The incredible story of the man who dreamed disaster ," the headline read.
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"The next president will likely face a recession," said a CNN headline.
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Despite Tuesday's headline-grabbing news, Honeywell stock closed the day slightly lower.
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SNL utilized it by poking fun at the couple's headline-making divorce.
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Washington (CNN)Maria Butina's case was a headline-grabber from the start.
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INGRAHAM: We actually have a headline from Law and Crime, Dan Abrams.
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Put aside all the headline-grabbing national races for a moment, too.
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"An Inauguration With a Bitter Taste," was the headline on its newsletter.
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Hachette (Hodder & Stoughton, Sceptre, Virago and Headline Review) has received nine listings.
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"Mystery surrounds strange object found in waters off Westerly," reads one headline.
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We've been saying this despite all the headline ... When is that over?
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You're the first South Asian woman to headline an American network series.
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Ok, my headline is a bit provocative, but it's kind of true.
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"Kim Jong Un Sends Birthday Spreads to Veteran Scholars," reads one headline.
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Because first, she's the first African-American female to ever headline Coachella.
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An article questioning Hillary Clinton's honesty; a headline questioning Donald Trump's sanity.
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A newspaper headline shows that Adrian Veidt has been officially declared dead.
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"Desperate Paul Ryan Floods Wisconsin with Misleading Television Ads," read one headline.
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" The headline almost writes itself: "World-Class Scientist Says Miracles Can Happen!
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But the headline stock market numbers do not tell the whole story.
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First, and a big headline: Netflix finally got more nominations than HBO.
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Headline numbers suggest the economy is doing pretty well under President Trump.
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" A New Yorker headline called the funeral "The Biggest Resistance Meeting Yet.
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The insurer's adjusted headline earnings per share for the year to Dec.
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Beyond the headline numbers, short-sellers point to other, less visible concerns.
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Original headline: "Here I Am Taking My Own Picture," from February 2000.
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"SECRET SON OF GERSHWIN EYES HIS BIG $CORE," the Post headline declared.
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"The only certainty in Trump's climate orders?" goes a Utility Dive headline.
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The headline unemployment rate, at 4.1 percent, suggests there is very little.
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Original headline: "Untucked Shirttails, the New Pennants of Rebellion," from July 2004.
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"Cecile Richards Leaves Behind Brutal Legacy," read a headline in The Blaze.
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" In 2017, the New York Times ran the headline "Cellino Sues Barnes.
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First, the headline: Electrifying EVs (the third scenario) reduces emissions a lot.
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"Five bullets fired into the restaurant by a 'crank,'" the headline shouted.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the main idea for these graphs.
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The fake cover's headline made sure to boast about Trump's great success.
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It may have been an irresistible headline: Radiohead sues Lana Del Rey!
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"Trump's itchy Twitter thumbs have redefined politics," a CNET headline recently declared.
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Get ready for disinflation – headline slowing notably and core remaining below target.
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He had a big celebrity-studded rally in Los Angeles to headline.
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The Dow Jones Newswire headline seemed too far-fetched to be true.
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"Democrats are a party of condescension, not hope," a MarketWatch headline warns.
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He is scheduled to headline six rallies in five states on Monday.
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The Times changed the headline online and in the next print edition.
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This "roundup" feels to me like cheap political pandering and headline chasing.
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The Onion, through a spokesman, declined to comment on the recurring headline.
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Like all Onion articles, the one accompanying the headline carries no byline.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the main ideas of the graphs.
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"History not made," read a headline on NDTV, an Indian news channel.
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"Democrats scramble on taxes as Republicans gain steam," said a CNN headline.
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Then read the headline of the article and look at the photographs.
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Newsroom employees again pushed to get top editors to change the headline.
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"Here's a modern Robin Hood story for you," read the story's headline.
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The headline speaker was Roger Stone, an occasional adviser of President Trump.
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But I wouldn't recommend putting any of those questions in a headline.
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"But certainly it's worth a trading headline in the afternoon," Paulsen said.
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Consider what has happened in the days since the headline-making news.
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Write a catchy headline that captures the graph and map's main idea.
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As the headline and article correctly noted, he was Daniel, not Danial.
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A headline on an earlier version of this article misstated the expectation.
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"Nut's 24th Ride to Jail," reads one headline seen in the film.
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Close reading should reveal fairly quickly which headline just can't be true.
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Hitting a milestone mixes euphoria with a certain amount of headline fatigue.
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"They're just continuing to chase from one headline to another," Flynn said.
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Iwan said local newspapers often use headline puns playing on timepiece imagery.
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The headline read, "Mexico Is Not Going to Be a Punching Bag."
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Meanwhile headline inflation slowed because of a sharp fall in energy prices.
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In this context, Fitch forecasts a headline deficit of 2.8% for 203.
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"Handshake of shame" the front page headline of the tabloid Bild read.
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That is the big headline from the final primary before Super Tuesday.
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"News matters," read the banner headline on the paper's Sunday opinion section.
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What do those three bounces look like with a Tuesday morning headline?
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I even had a great headline, I -- New York Times, Washington Post.
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"Alligator Found in Uptown Sewer," read the headline in the The Times.
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The whopper of a contract is a news headline all to itself.
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This might be the most dishonest news story headline of recent times.
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"The internals weren't as bad as the headline suggested," Wizman told CNBC.
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The Jenner sisters sure know how to make a Fashion Week headline.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected the headline reading would be unchanged.
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Jennifer Lopez and Shakira will headline next year's Super Bowl halftime show.
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"Lights All Askew in the Heavens," read a headline in this newspaper.
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Regaining control of Britains waters was a headline issue for Brexit campaigners.
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"Calls Grow to Remove Obama's U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine," the headline read.
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Headline writers in the UK and beyond noticed and made a connection.
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Adjusted headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six months to Sept.
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Every headline during the curse would be like WHAT'S WRONG WITH STEPH?
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Updated headline to clarify that an unknown number of employees were fired.
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Horrible." He mentioned one headline: "Birth Control Makes Women Unattractive and Crazy.
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" The lead headline in Monday's WaPo is "Details murky on Iran threat.
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You've read the headline, so you know where this story is going.
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The headline index was bogged down by a still struggling factory industry.
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Tesla and its headline-stealing CEO Elon Musk had a wild August.
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The headline-grabbing contest was Democrat Andy Beshear beating Republican incumbent Gov.
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"Get an IUD Before It's Too Late," advised a Daily Beast headline.
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It's a front-page headline with additional resources assigned to finding more.
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"British backpacker died when consensual sexual activity went wrong," screamed the headline.
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The lender's headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the year ended Dec.
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"Dangerous Idiot Sleeps While Driving His Tesla on Autopilot," read the headline.
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A headline 4.5 percent unemployment rate shouts "prosperity," but few believe it.
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Because of an editing error, the headline with an article on Nov.
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"Grandstand Managers Do Help," read the headline in The New York Times.
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Whether you're a headline writer or an editorialist or a primary candidate.
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How do you not want to read this after seeing that headline?
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The most recent reading was January's headline CPI at 2.1 percent annualized.
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Headline PPI was unchanged in July, with core inflation up 0.1 percent.
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Possibly the biggest headline from the evening, Jay and Ye shaking hands!
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Former President Obama will headline a fundraiser in Washington, D.C., this week.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: So, "tech comes to the Kingdom" is a possible headline?
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An earlier headline misstated when he said it would be fully restored.
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Doctor Strange is the other big box office headline of the week.
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Cedric Richmond, a Louisiana Democrat, initially planned to headline it without Biden.
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The border has long been more than a barrier or a headline.
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The piece later went back up, with a far less damning headline.
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It gets cut and pasted 10 times and it's in a headline.
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People think because they read a headline in BOLD PRINT it's true.
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You look at the headline, and we're talking about a serious issue.
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I'll read the headline for you and you can riff on it.
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His headline set is consistent, aesthetically stable without ever falling into uniformity.
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Headline whiplash is the status quo when it comes to health news.
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I guess the headline for the article is a little bit misleading.
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Correction: The original headline on this article incorrectly stated that Warner Bros.
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Because you flagged it for me because it had an awesome headline.
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While a headline deficit of 2.4 percent would be within the 3 percent European Union limit, under its current draft Italy's structural - or underlying - deficit would rise along with the headline figure, which runs contrary to EU rules.
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AFRICA RISING Nedbank's performance was bolstered by its businesses elsewhere in Africa, which grew headline earnings by 19.6%, helping to lift headline earnings per share - the main profit gauge in South Africa - by 3.5% to 1,435 cents ($0.9687).
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The company posted a headline loss per share for the year to June 30 of 137 cents, in line with the figure previously flagged to the market, compared to headline earnings per share of 12 cents in 2016.
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Google could ultimately get hit with a hefty fine, but the headline risk — the risk that a news headline can influence the price of a stock — will likely be worse than the actual outcome of the investigations, Munster said.
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Correction: The headline of this article has been updated to reflect that President Donald Trump wants to stop German luxury car imports in the U.S. A previous version of this article erroneously used the word "ban" in the headline.
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"The headline in one major newspaper didn't read, 'Bomb threat, perpetrator captured,' it actually made reference to President Trump in the headline, because this individual in some respect associated himself or was allegedly a supporter of ours," Pence said.
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"Trapped by His Lies," was People's cover story headline, wrapping up the melodrama.
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Other recent Reuters stories with Tiananmen in the headline were also not available.
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And because Cruz didn't dominate tonight, guess what tomorrow's headline is: Trump Won!
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Coldplay will headline the halftime show, with special guests Beyoncé and Bruno Mars.
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The Grammy winner will headline DirecTV Super Saturday Night in Houston on Feb.
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The result would mark its lowest headline profit since its 2003 fiscal year.
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Front page, below the fold, the muted headline read, 'A Prized Startup's Struggles.
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Moreover, excluding volatile bulk orders the headline figure was down by 2.9 percent.
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Top oil exporter Saudi Arabia was the driving force behind the headline decline.
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" In Tehran, a headline on a local newspaper quoted Rouhani as saying: "Mr.
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By the end of Friday, the big headline was no longer the economy.
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Image: Casey NeistatNeistat also disputed the characterization of the headline of this article.
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Childish (Donald Glover) will headline first, with Tame Impala and Ariana Grande following.
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Many investors were hurt by headline risk with the wrong bets in macro.
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Going into 2017, Lasry said the main metric to watch is headline growth.
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The headline was, David Letterman says he's the victim of a blackmail plot.
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Even the slightest comment about Katherine can become an entire headline for Langford.
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Beyoncé is set to headline Coachella 2018 as a make-up of sorts.
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Black Man stomps out Hollywood Honcho' would be the headline the next day.
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Variety also reported Homme insulted the audience and the show's headline act, Muse.
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She has refused to criticize the Daily Mail headline and other similar ones.
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The headline and story have been updated to more precisely reflect Christie's comments.
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There's no way the headline is going to live up to the promise.
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Kirsten Gillibrand is slated to headline a Fox News town hall in June.
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"That alone is going to be a negative headline for investors to digest."
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Then, two days later, Timberlake will headline the Super Bowl LII Halftime show.
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Every week, sometimes multiple times a week, Facebook has some headline grabbing problem.
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One headline read, quote: Obama wows Berlin in the crowd with historic speech.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story misstated a figure in a headline.
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That is the main reason we had to look through the headline inflation.
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On Friday, he cranked up the headline generator during an interview with Pitchfork.
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"UAW leaders: Merger will secure future," read the headline in the Youngstown Vindicator.
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The piece's headline incorrectly indicates that the Lifeline Program has been eliminated altogether.
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" Another headline from Fortune followed, calling it a "'Women Only' Job Hunting Tool.
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" For its own review, NPR ran the headline "Mitski's fiction is your truth.
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"May on final warning after speech shambles," The Times front page headline said.
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The oil company reported a headline loss of almost $1bn for last year.
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He'll fly to Austin this afternoon to headline a Trump reelection fundraising luncheon.
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But behind the headline numbers, an even more disconcerting dynamic is playing out.
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Clinton then heads to Miami, where she will headline an event with Rep.
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"We make millionaires" is the trademarked headline on Proforma's website for prospective franchisees.
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Aspen's normalised headline earnings per share (HEPS) for the six-months ended Dec.
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The New York Times quoted her in a headline, and the term stuck.
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"One year later, the assassin is still on the run," the headline says.
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The transaction values Kantar at a headline enterprise value of roughly US$4bn.
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The closed-door sessions have sparked a constant churn of headline-grabbing news.
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"A Woman Lynched" read a headline in The New York Times on Aug.
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" Pointing to that headline, Conant said: "That's really bad for the Republican Party.
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"Why the Girls Scream, Weep, Flip," read one headline the New York Times.
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It's a 24-hour news cycle and everybody's trying to fill a headline.
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Without headline-grabbing appeal, festivals risk losing their lustre, if not their relevance.
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Headline inflation was likely to be stable in 2016, at around 2.3 percent.
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The second headline feature of the Z2 Force is its dual-lens camera.
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An earlier version of the headline with this review misstated the play's title.
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"The subtext to that headline is 'not you, you don't belong,'" Lui said.
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February's annual headline inflation rate was 3.18 percent, well within BI's target range.
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Here's what happens when Tyson reports: They always report the headline numbers, bad.
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"Why the Republican Pros Distrust Him," read the headline of the Look article.
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The headline for this post has been edited to reflect BuzzFeed's editorial standards.
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"Siri, show me heterosexuality," the writer joked above a screenshot of the headline.
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"Uber unveils plan to demo flying cars by 2020," the CNN headline blares.
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That dollar figure included an event that Booker was never supposed to headline.
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Despite a string of headline-grabbing collapses, the industry has continued to grow.
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One national newspaper headline from that year is still seared into her memory.
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The headline of the story has also been updated to reflect new information.
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Take today's Sunday Times story with the headline "Disillusioned Bank governor to quit".
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Black Man stomps out Hollywood honcho' would be the headline the next day.
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But the big headline is and what was released but what wasn&apost.
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Kristine Viesselman, Roll Call's editor-in-chief, issued a statement defending their headline.
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", crosses out the first word and rewrites the headline as "When is Mikkel?
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Days passed without a headline scrolling across the tape which created sleepless nights.
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Cyrus is gearing up to headline her first tour, the Good Cry Tour.
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Grisham then faulted Ryan for tweeting out the headline without providing any context.
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I specifically referenced the headline that you retweeted w zero context, but ok.
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Revisions are unlikely to have a big impact on GDP or headline inflation.
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Confirmation bias leads us to share a headline without even reading the article.
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There's one headline fine that's barely a rounding error in their earnings statement.
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"Trans Fat Ban Saved Lives in New York, Study Shows," was one headline.
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"Lame duck" was the headline over the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine's front-page leader.
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Last month, the headline number was better than expected, but wages lagged behind.
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Gambino, 43, will headline Friday, April 12 and 19, Tame Impala on Saturday.
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The original headline for this story was unclear, and we regret the error.
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She's bold and isn't afraid to drop a string of headline-worthy disses.
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" NPR reported it under the headline, "Ray Tomlinson, Inventor of Modern Email, Dies.
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" The Economist's headline was "Ray Tomlinson, Who Sent the First Email, Has Died.
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Days after her headline-making arrest, Luann de Lesseps is heading to rehab.
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The Batista family ties also have produced a string of ongoing headline risk.
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It does several sensible things, including cutting headline rates to average European levels.
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She will also headline fundraisers in New York and Washington, DC, next week.
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Adele will headline the Pyramid Stage at this year's Glastonbury Festival in England.
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He was soccer's most flamboyant, controversial and headline-grabbing goalkeeper of all time.
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The stability of the headline figure disguised some uncomfortable pressures on household finances.
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It's a burden often overlooked with every new headline about bullets killing children.
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Correction: A previous headline said Bank of America shares fell at the open.
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All that said: Lady Gaga is totally going to headline the halftime show.
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"Maybe you're being too strict with your kid's screen time," suggested one headline.
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The Central Bank said its headline profits will normalise over the medium term.
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Yet another claim from Quincy Jones' headline-making Vulture interview has been confirmed.
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Slower output growth was one of the major drags on the headline PMI.
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On Sunday, Ryan will headline a rally in Billings, Montana, where GOP Rep.
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The upbeat headline number for November was largely buoyed by more construction starts.
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Economists are looking for a consensus 0.6 percent gain in headline retail sales.
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Those national "headline" numbers show a U.S. job market that continues to improve.
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The NFL previously announced that singer Justin Timberlake would headline the halftime show.
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What was the latest headline about napping while black in the Yale library?
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You slam me for tweeting an article, who's headline you do not like.
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Bloomberg opinion headline, by the way, kind of extends this conversation on this.
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Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy will headline a skins game event on Oct.
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Is there any more tantalizing headline than "Scientists Discover a Cure for Cancer"?
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Headline and first paragraph changed to reflect the correction) PARIS (Reuters) - Essilor (ESLX.
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This is the headline from the Huffington Post, a piece by Zach Carter.
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On the surface, the headline CPI number is showing that inflation is contained.
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And The Washington Post pooh-poohs the hate with this namby-pamby headline.
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The headline has been updated to better reflect the reasons for the firings.
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" The long, not-subtle headline: "No, Cities Are Not Actually Leading on Climate.
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For example: Their headline-grabbing cannabis bouquets, each featuring an ounce of weed.
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" Thus the headline: "Whit Stillman and His Duffel-Bag-Size Life in Paris.
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CORRECTION: This story's headline has been updated to correctly identify America First Policies.
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Updated headline: Zendesk (along with others) are partnering with AWS on this service.
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"Famous" was a pop culture headline well before the release of its video.
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"'Racist' Senator Sticks With Donald Trump," a Daily Beast headline proclaimed in June.
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President Trump holds up newspapers with "ACQUITTED" and "Trump Acquitted" headline at #NationalPrayerBreakfast.
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Secondly: is there anywhere to crop out Waifu in the satirical headline photo?
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The labour market may also contain more slack than headline unemployment rates suggest.
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Tune in for the inevitable headline-grabbing controversy once the first trailer hits.
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Lindsey Graham will headline a fundraiser on Monday in support of Ted Cruz.
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We have changed the headline and body of the post to reflect this.
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" Drudge's own anniversary posting includes the 1998 headline: "Arrival of the digital age.
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The headline inflation rate sank from 0.3% in January to -0.2% in February.
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