Obviously, he's been in the news and a lot of his body parts have been in the news.
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It's also becoming clearer that measurements of "trust" in the news media don't really measure trust in the news media.
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Both saw patterns in the news faster than other people, and sometimes they saw patterns in the news when they weren't really there.
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Ms. Loesch was a person in the news, and we write about people in the news, not just the people we agree with.
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The rule in 2016 has been that whichever candidate is in the news is losing and Clinton has very much been in the news since Friday.
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Trump's sure to be in the news constantly for the next four years, and if something is in the news, someone will be making porn about it.
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Here's what else is happening: IN THE NEWS • Gov.
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In 2015, the mission may have been to make video prevalent in the News Feed (mission accomplished!) This year, it appears to be to make live video prevalent in the News Feed.
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Still, it&aposs tough being in the news category these days, with many companies afraid to have their ads run next to polarizing content, and people&aposs trust in the news falling.
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"If you believe as I do that the federal government has no business intervening in the news, then we must stop the federal government from intervening in the news business," Pai said.
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"There's all sorts of stuff in the news," he said.
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But the main reason that Omarosa's been in the news?
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It's hard to go back in the news cycle. Yeah.
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You see them mentioned in the news all the time.
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Image: Getty / WikiCommonsIt's been a tough year in the news.
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People in the news often inspire upticks in porn searches.
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The shooter or shooters want to stay in the news.
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Chatbots have been in the news a lot this year.
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Oddly enough, such an opportunity surfaced in the news cycle.
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Why are we seeing so many gators in the news?
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Russian espionage and nuclear disarmament are back in the news.
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"One in the news is enough for us," Ed said.
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But at least Baili's getting its name in the news.
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IT IS SORT OF FOUR DAYS OLD IN THE NEWS.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The Trump dossier is back in the news.
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They are marginalized in the news agenda, so to speak.
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But by age 9, she was back in the news.
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They monitor, and sometimes challenge, Trump's accusations in the news.
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That's how you know North Korea is in the news.
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Morrissey and his bad opinions are back in the news.
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Venezuela has been in the news a lot this year.
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People were getting busted, and it was in the news.
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What is zika and why is it in the news?
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Unreasonably high drug prices have been in the news lately.
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The IPOA investigator was not named in the news reports.
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This photo won second prize in the News stories category.
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President Obama has thrust Jim Clapper back in the news.
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I'm that transnational child often in the news these days.
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The podcast comment was covered widely in the news media.
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Mr. Ailes never ceded any biases in the news coverage.
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As they say in the news business, time will tell.
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"It's cool, it's in the news, it's fresh," Boneparth said.
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"Well, you are in the news business," Cooper fired back.
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You see it every day in the news, don't you?
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I know I do, and I work in the news.
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But it's been in the news for other reasons lately.
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Sure, Florida's Broward County is in the news for sloppiness.
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We also evaluate major anniversaries or debates in the news.
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It is also, now, a regular subject in the news.
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"How many people they put in the news?" he said.
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Google's surveillance isn't in the news, but it's startlingly intimate.
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The budget typically receives heavy attention in the news media.
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I just saw in the news you're thinking about leaving.
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WeWork sure has been in the news a lot lately.
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Danielle herself had been in the news several years earlier.
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PG: Let's take a look at authority in the news.
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Who would this benefit if it's suddenly in the news?
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Ken STARR has even been in the news this month.
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Giuliani's involvement with Zarrab has recently been in the news.
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And, oh my goodness, Yahoo is still in the news!
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What happened in the news that would make the list?
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Consider the two administration efforts in the news this week.
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Every time I turn around, you're in the news. Everything.
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Murphy was in the news in October for other reasons.
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I think it's been in the news a lot lately.
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No. No, but this is a thing in the news.
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"I noticed early on up here that members of Congress are more concerned about what's in the news tonight than what's going to be in the news in five or 10 years," Farenthold said.
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You may recall that West has been in the news lately.
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Many times, Moore said, she learns about developments in the news.
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We see examples of this in the news all the time.
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That was good news for Trump: He stayed in the news.
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"Found this in the news in England," he wrote on Instagram.
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And you can&apost really do that in the news business.
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The episode is timely given measles' presence in the news lately.
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Until now, I had only read about it in the news.
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The financial control issue was not mentioned in the news release.
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Clinton has been in the news before for serious health issues.
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Bryant had been in the news the weekend of the crash.
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We made it big in the news, we couldn't be ignored.
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This was the most they've been in the news, well, ever.
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Time spent in the News Feed increased, and Facebook's profits soared.
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The site also has a "Passion Dust in the news" section.
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The hateful activities reported in the news recently troubled her greatly.
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Harry Potter has been in the news quite a bit recently.
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There's a new sidebar in the News app to improve navigation.
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Twitter — Twitter remains in the news, amid speculation about its future.
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Social media mishaps have been in the news a lot recently.
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IN THE NEWS • In his State of the State speech, Gov.
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I just in the news that you&aposre thinking about leaving.
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I just saw in the news that you're thinking about leaving.
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This wasn't a gun battle, like they say in the news.
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Facebook is running out of ad inventory in the News Feed.
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So, the level that Kanye stays in the news is impressive.
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Every time good things happened in the news, I lost money.
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Embedded Delving deeper into a story that's in the news. 21.
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After all, Russia has been in the news a lot lately.
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It may not be in the news, but it still matters.
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She was often reading about her legal status in the news.
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But this summer he's been in the news for rabble-rousing.
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They were on ESPN and in the news on heavy rotation.
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Jost feigned surprise about his personal life being in the news.
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The Cold War's most notorious spy was back in the news.
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It seems like one is always in the news these days.
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Yet the brothers were constantly in the news during this period.
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He fielded reporters' questions about Kavanaugh later in the news conference.
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This wasn't a gun battle like they say in the news.
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But they also guaranteed the President his place in the news.
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Once again efforts to regulate climate change are in the news.
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"I'm not expecting 'Kumbaya,'" Ms. Enck said in the news conference.
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It's a political thriller based on what's in the news today.
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Back in 2013, seeing video in the News Feed was rare.
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Do you know why it has been in the news lately?
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Ron DeSantis has been in the news a lot of late.
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He uses it to target people and institutions in the news.
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Guaranteed to leave those who die in the news for decades.
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But North Korea's nuclear program was very much in the news.
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There's so much in the news now that you can discuss.
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Consider the last time you saw Latinos featured in the news.
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Before long, more reports about spying emerged in the news media.
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Back then, in September 2019, there was promise in the news.
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"One in the news is enough for us," Rodgers's father said.
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The university has been in the news quite a bit lately.
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It's toxic to be swimming in the news stream these days.
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Consider the Trump appointees who have been in the news lately.
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Jay Raymond, Chief of Space Operations, said in the news release.
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The case resurfaced in the news during the 2016 presidential election.
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It has been a tough week so far in the news.
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Cybersecurity for elections has been in the news a lot lately.
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Also in the news this week was that unsubstantiated Trump dossier.
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The article appears in the news pages of the A section.
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Then, late last year, he wound up back in the news.
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The weaponization of Twitter hashtags was covered thoroughly in the news.
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I think I saw something in the news that really irritated me.
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IN THE NEWS • Continuing tensions between Mayor Bill de Blasio and Gov.
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But as of late, he's been in the news for his highlighters.
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Skip if: You prefer reading about the migrant crisis in the news.
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I'm obviously keeping an eye on what's going on in the news.
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And, crucially, they are relentless, keeping Ocasio-Cortez in the news cycle.
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"It only takes a split second," Smith said in the news conference.
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What's next: Pruitt's climate views are certain to remain in the news.
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Both value attention and prominence in the news cycle above all else.
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The sisters have been in the news recently for related, problematic behavior.
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The Trump administration's views on affirmative action are back in the news.
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Uber has lately been in the news for all the wrong reasons.
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Other content in the news tab will primarily appear via algorithmic selection.
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What have you read or heard in the news about ISIS lately?
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This was a big deal and it was reported in the news.
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But it's also in the news because Trump is putting it there.
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We've seen in the news, Adam's getting paid a billion dollars, right?
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But whenever biohacking comes up in the news, I think of him.
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Obviously, there has been scandal on the subject lately in the news.
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A handful of formats, most notably Tasty's, thrived in the News Feed.
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Let's turn to another subject in the news, a rather disturbing one.
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Bruno Mars has been in the news the past couple of days.
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"It'll be straightforward, actually," he said in the news conference Monday night.
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It's not all chicken and biscuits for KFC in the news, however.
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Facebook says it will show more local news in the News Feed.
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I found out in the news," he said, adding: "I was devastated.
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Justin Bieber is back in the news for dubious reasons of late.
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Back in 2015, a rather eye catching headline appeared in the news.
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At least Dwight Howard gets some cover in the news cycle now:
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He also said not to believe what you read in the news.
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Ramparts was always in the news, always in chaos, always in debt.
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Annual reports of slow growth became a steady beat in the news.
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BuzzFeed has framed the reorganization as an investment in the news division.
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Its also helped Warren stay in the news and increase her fundraising.
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Creepy clowns were in fashion long before they were in the news.
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Suddenly in the news: the special perils faced by female sports reporters.
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So kind of the two twin really news organizations in the news.
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While he was researching, the story about Csanád emerged in the news.
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There haven't been a lot of uplifting things in the news lately.
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Samsung is in the news again, and not in a good way.
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"I was surprised when I saw it in the news," he said.
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Lately, when an airline is in the news, it's not all good.
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EpiPens have been in the news lately as patients protest skyrocketing prices.
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He always liked reading the comics and the horoscopes in The News.
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Amtrak was regularly in the news, and not in a good way.
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And he was in the news last year as New Jersey Gov.
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Which sports will you follow in the news, if any, and why?
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There have been several security vulnerabilities affecting iPhones in the news recently.
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There's not much in the news that's going to change your life.
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I think we're at a really important moment in the news business.
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And sometimes victims are not identified as transgender in the news media.
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Trustworthiness, independence and impartiality have long been buzzwords in the news industry.
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It's in the news now, though, because it's flooding from Hurricane Florence.
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Certain issues in the news also appeared in all kinds of contexts.
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Patriot Prayer was recently in the news for marching in Portland, Ore.
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" And, he "is very skilled at keeping his name in the news.
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Hot-button cases in the news are the exception, not the rule.
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That conclusion is supported in the news on an almost daily basis.
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Some of the Delivering Alpha speakers have been in the news recently.
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Virtually all of them were written after he appeared in the news.
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There was no doubt, certainly in the news department in our building.
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But beyond his walls, in the news, his case seemed to worsen.
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I do a show about what's happening that week in the news.
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"We are obviously disappointed in the news," Royals GM Dayton Moore said.
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Events in the news are also inspiring some books hitting the shelves.
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Lastly, Hill regularly appears in the news for his daring aesthetic choices.
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Oh, also, McDonald's was in the news a few times this week.
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Change or overhaul can be more neutral synonyms in the news columns.
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What events in the news remind you of it, for any reason?
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After him all his ministers joined in the news via CNN Turk.
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Moore is likely to stay in the news long after he wins.
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KS: Yeah, they've been in the news for not-so-good reasons.
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Also since Congo was in the news, it's a place to start digging.
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An unusual find discovered over two years ago is back in the news.
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What happens if, because we&aposve seen these reports in the news media.
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Shadowbanning is in the news again because of a recent debate in America.
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With terrorism back in the news, that slide may come to an end.
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DraftKings has been in the news a lot over the last 12 months.
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To some in the news media, voter anger seems like a new phenomenon.
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That's also what makes activists want to keep this story in the news.
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GUILFOYLE: She&aposs putting herself out there in the news all the time.
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They read about it in the news or hear it from friends firsthand.
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This issue has been in the news because Senator Chris Coons, D-Del.
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Facebook will then show posts of those links lower in the News Feed.
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Publisher logos already show up in the News Feed on posts via Pages.
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StubHub has come up in the news lately for slightly more controversial reasons.
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From leaked passwords to identity theft, cybersecurity issues are constantly in the news.
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Tap "Go Live" and your broadcast will be visible in the News Feed.
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Google has not always included fake news in the "In the news" box.
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Don't forget: Fusion GPS has been in the news once already this week.
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"We are not issuing guidance on kissing," Frieden said in the news briefing.
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To put it lightly, it's been an intense week in the news cycle.
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Imagine the outrage if something actually important (cough) happened in the news yesterday.
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Reports of Italy cutting its growth target have been in the news lately.
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I have responded to high-profile calls I later saw in the news.
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Over the past month, Kevin Hart has been in the news a lot.
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Four years on, her name still pops up in the news with regularity.
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What have you heard in the news, in school or elsewhere about it?
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The government's various financial scandals far eclipse the Palestinian question in the news.
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Some interesting tales — and tails — in the news in the last two weeks.
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A different environmental problem is also in the news this week: light pollution.
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Royal Caribbean's Anthem of the Seas was in the news earlier this year.
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Virginia was in the news Saturday for the racial unrest that took place.
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Democrats, however, are making sure that President Obama's pick stays in the news.
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It was in the news in January for being hit hard by mudslides.
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He tracked Mr. Trump's ups and downs, personal and professional, in the news.
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The Migratory Bird Treaty Act, passed in 1918, is back in the news.
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It's unclear what in the news coverage Trump is taking issue with exactly.
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In fact, the entire reason Genius was in the news was because one
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" – to In the News George Clooney: Shoe salesman "[It] was a terrible job.
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He was also in the news after he sued Pimco for wrongful dismissal.
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In the news now is Apple's battle against the FBI over device encryption.
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Then Mosul was in the news, so it seemed like a good opportunity.
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Bots have been in the news of late for reasons good and bad.
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It's a fuzzy distraction from the crushing onslaught of fascism in the news.
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And now, pineapple pizza is back in the news in characteristically bizarre fashion.
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What happened in the news cycle three days ago, you have no idea.
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I saw the term tossed around quite a bit in the news today.
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Facebook wants you to spend time on Facebook, especially in the news feed.
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The Salisbury Cathedral has been in the news for another reason this year.
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She is back in the news with a book, "Reset," about her experiences.
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We'll update this as new confusing terms start popping up in the news.
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Although coronavirus was in the news when contestants entered the house on Feb.
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You ain't gotta talk about Ball to get your name in the news.
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He told me their emergence in the news cycle right now makes sense.
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How was Belle Gunness's story received in the news media of the day?
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Republican efforts to suppress minority voting have been (rightly) much in the news.
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It is a moment when every gear in the news operation is turning.
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Soon, details about the discussion began to leak out in the news media.
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In the news, though, poor people, especially members of minorities, are one-dimensional.
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Marinating in the news in New York City, I'm often sick with despair.
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Guerrero's story is a variation on what we've been reading in the news.
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The school now in the news opened in 1990, commemorating her 100th birthday.
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And I've been happy to sing his praises when he's in the news.
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Mr. Parscale mentioned the cost of Mr. Obama's appearance in the news release.
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How do you see coronavirus discussed in the news or on social media?
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Now, his clothes are back in the news for an entirely different reason.
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Ever since that autumn, Weinstein's name has remained a fixture in the news.
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Progressions in Weinstein's trial will be in the news for months to come.
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It's frustrating to know that this "controversy" has been prioritized in the news.
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Since her defeat in November 2016, she has remained in the news cycle.
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Steve Gilland, commandant of cadets at West Point, said in the news release.
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Foreign policy remains the number one topic while Ukraine stays in the news.
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Draw speech or thought balloons next to images of people in the news.
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What divisive issues in the news right now do you feel passionate about?
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You need sleep, after all, and something in the news to smile about.
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They may have been underreported in 2015, before microcephaly was in the news.
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But lately he's showing a particularly keen interest in the news these days.
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MS: You've got to be in the news cycle is what you're saying.
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Those goals should take precedence over what's happening in the news, he said.
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But lately, he's showing a particularly keen interest in the news these days.
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Most of my days are in the office and in the news room.
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For years, Baldwin has often appeared in the news for being a bully.
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He saw that in the news, and he wrote a book about her.
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We talk a lot about mix — variety of stories — in the news business.
|
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Two seemingly unrelated cases in the news this week share a troubling link.
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First, social media has drastically lowered barriers to entry in the news business.
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So him being in the news, whether it's positive or negative, serves him.
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"I want to assure you that despite what you may see in the news, or hear in the news, there is a constructive process underway behind the scenes," Donohue said in a presentation at the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico.
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Unfortunately, Gillibrand's command of Mandarin has made barely a blip in the news cycle.
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We talked about things I saw on social media or heard in the news.
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Alphabet's also come in the news because of data protection issues and other things.
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Tashi and Kramer aren't the only mail carrier/dog duo in the news lately.
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After taking in the news, Roberts shared how honored she was by the announcement.
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Attacks, hundreds of people dying—it was just the in the news for me.
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"Then he was in the news a little bit," Gundrum said, with some understatement.
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Ansari had heard about the ban in the news, but hadn't taken it seriously.
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What we're talking about a hurricane from last year, that's still in the news.
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Before the public knew about the investigation, Cohen was in the news — a lot.
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Barrett was inspired by what she saw in the movies and in the news.
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Many in the news business were immediately skeptical about what Ms. Brown might do.
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And it could restore truth, and more importantly trust, in the news media landscape.
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It's spending millions of dollars on sponsorships and other initiatives in the news industry.
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"You might have seen him in the news lately," Simmons says to Tantris staffers.
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Sites with a click gap will be ranked much lower in the News Feed.
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This causes the link in question to receive reduced distribution in the News Feed.
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It pops up in the news from time to time: the death-by-selfie.
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"We grew up with Columbine and Sandy Hook in the news," Ms. Saunders said.
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And given that Russia is in the news right now, here&aposs my deal.
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His gaffes might make headlines but his influence is not always in the news.
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You've probably been hearing about it online, in the news and on social media.
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She just announced this engagement and I had to find out in the news!
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She was most recently in the news for seemingly defending Hitler in a speech.
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Either way, it's official now, because we all get to share in the news.
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It is easier to remember this when Robert Griffin III is in the news.
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And Trump will remain news and in the news -- which is what he wants.
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IN THE NEWS • The city's new snow-plowing strategy had mixed results in Queens.
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The movement typically only shows up in the news when the guns come out.
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Lots of things to help consumers better understand exactly what's happening in the news.
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Once selected, the topic then shows stories from those sources in the News Feed.
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Another obvious thing in the news is still a lot of conversation about SoftBank.
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"Morgan exerted his control and influence over Lee," police said in the news release.
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But with Trump's taxes in the news, Clinton can weave personal scandal with policy.
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It just feels like he'll take any opportunity to be back in the news.
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The rapper was recently in the news for his antics at the Met Gala.
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He has been in the news every single day for the last two weeks.
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Her face needs to be constantly in the news so that people will remember.
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In today's world, the word "Orwellian" seems to crop up regularly in the news.
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Perhaps we should consider this a week of old favorites reappearing in the news?
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Carson ruled that out in the news conference after his CPAC speech on Friday.
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Both other social networks have included a prompt to register in the news feeds.
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One day you wake up in the news and you say ugh, the ISPs.
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As soon as something comes up in the news, our artists are developing artwork.
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A chimpanzee known for his 16-year smoking addiction is back in the news.
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Jackson was in the news recently after a journalist accused him of unwanted touching.
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You can't let these stories die—you have to keep them in the news.
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I wonder what in the news could possibly warrant an early announcement. http://bit.
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It's been an awful week in the news, but you know what's still good?
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But in the last nine months, NSO has been in the news a lot.
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Or at least that's what hacks in the news media like myself say, right?
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Transgender people and the issues surrounding them are in the news nearly every day.
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There's no clear trigger for this price decline, at least not in the news.
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The "echo" is used online to call attention to Jewish names in the news.
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Twitter was back in the news last week for yet again suppressing political speech.
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However, not one day has gone by that this story wasn't in the news.
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It used to be a big deal when someone was killed in the news.
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The misguided coverage of the Mueller probe further diminishes credibility in the news media.
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MORE, on affordable housing, Oreos and other issues in the news; and Rear Adm.
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The man in the news: 21-year-old conservative broadcaster Nicholas Fuentes (National Review).
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The fires in the Brazilian Amazon have been in the news a lot lately.
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He -- what would you like -- have preferred him do in the news conference publicly?
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Lewandowski was most recently in the news for allegedly grabbing Breitbart reporter Michelle Fields.
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Early signs of the epic changes in the news business began to pile up.
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But I'm sure Bannon will find a way to stay in the news anyway.
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Why do you think this incident got so much more attention in the news?
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And we've seen the problems with that in the news cycle, left and right.
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They'd been problematic in so many other ways, just again in the news cycle.
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Newsham expressed his condolences to the families of the women in the news conference.
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But these projects often make appearances in the news as costly, blunder-filled experiments.
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Man in the News John R. Bolton is hardly known for sugarcoating his views.
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Video of his rough treatment was shared widely online and in the news media.
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Doing so would create a firestorm, and keep the investigation in the news longer.
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"What we hear about in the news are the mass shootings," Dr. Gupta said.
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And everyone in the news media accepts this as the normal state of affairs.
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I remember a time when tech companies were desperate to be in the news.
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It's unclear how much content readers will have access to in the news service.
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Have you heard about the group, either in the news or on social media?
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In our first interview, Hemmer said he was most comfortable in the news lane.
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He said in the news conference that he hoped to continue batting and pitching.
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But in the last 18 months, Twitter found a new focus in the news.
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How does it relate to and comment on headlines in the news right now?
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Topics run the gamut from information in the news to details about my relatives.
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Tesla shares fell after word of the email was reported in the news media.
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But the comparison has not escaped Indian intellectuals, including those in the news business.
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In recent months, Roger E. Ailes's influence seemed to be everywhere in the news.
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"We see [increased sales] every time North Korea is in the news," Bansemer said.
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In my opinion, making memes about things going on in the news is great.
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The murder generated outrage in India and dominated headlines in the news media there.
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I'd like to ask about one other crisis in the news and then ... Sen.
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My name was in the news at least three times a week for something.
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Mr. Kogler, the Greens' leader, acknowledged as much in the news conference on Thursday.
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A clip of the episode soon spread widely online and in the news media.
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What have you read, seen or heard about the country in the news recently?
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Facebook announced Tuesday that it would begin offering AR ads in the News Feed.
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For years, Rudy Shepherd has made watercolor paintings to humanize people in the news.
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It is not the first time that Roger Clinton has been in the news.
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I think it's never been a better time to be in the news business.
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These episodes are not unlike so many others we encounter in the news today.
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He later called Cruz's stance on immigration "just as draconian" in the news conference.
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Engelmayer gives encouragement, updating him on what's being written about him in the news.
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FB: Are there things in the news that you feel you can't joke about?
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Thanks to a Maine trucking lawsuit, the Oxford comma is back in the news.
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I haven't followed it that closely other than what I'm reading in the news.
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Chris Brown is back in the news again for yet another combat-adjacent reason.
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No, there were people ... What they didn't want was opinion in the news pages.
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"Saudi Arabia is always in the news, but it's nice to be in the news in this way," said Los Angeles-based Saudi director Haifaa Al Manour, who released the first full-length feature shot entirely in the kingdom, Wadjda, in 2012.
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He said he did not want to give up his work in the news media.
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It prevents him from moving on from Iowa and keeps his loss in the news.
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This is not the first time Tyga has been in the news for his debts.
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Adami said Nordstrom's name in the news will help the stock have a nice rally.
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It hasn't tweeted from its official account or been in the news since November 2911.
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Remember when celebrity chef Paula Deen was in the news for making a racist comment?
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"I can't contact them, so I hear what is happening in the news," Kanter said.
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In case you've been busy, a LOT has been happening in the news this Wednesday!
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She was unhappy in the news anchor role, but instead of quitting stuck it out.
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Dawson has recently begun making entertainment-based video features about YouTube personalities in the news.
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LendingClub — The online lender remains in the news, following yesterday's ouster of CEO Renaud Laplanche.
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There's a lot going on — in New York, in the news, in life in general.
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But those have only been more prominent in the news over the past several years.
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But including the publisher in the News tab elevates its work and supports it financially.
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The Goose Bay Airport in Newfoundland, too, was also in the news in late Sept.
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A doctor gave her her appearance, and her mother keeps her name in the news.
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The company has been in the news as of late for having YouTube-esque ambitions.
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So obvious nonsense like this rigged polling story wouldn't have shown up in the news.
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Let's talk a little bit about what's been in the news the last few months.
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It's been a long week for Wendy Williams in the news, and she knows it.
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Kelly is off today," Strahan announced before noting that he's "been in the news lately.
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WATTERS: Up next, Donald Trump, Jr. Donald Trump, Jr. back in the news this week.
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IN THE NEWS • New York City officials questioned Governor Cuomo's executive order on the homeless.
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By default, Sets are visible to friends on your profile and in the News Feed.
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But last fall, she was troubled by a string of campus shootings in the news.
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These days, it seems as if sexual harassment and abuse are constantly in the news.
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This included tracking exaggerated and misleading headlines and placing them lower in the News Feed.
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That's why Russia's current prominence in the news cycle hasn't surprised the show's creative team.
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Why she's joining: "I'm bothered by what I read in the news," Install told Axios.
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WhatsApp has been in the news recently almost as much as its corporate parent, Facebook.
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When we conceived of the project, a lot of those attacks were in the news.
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Facebook's announced Monday that it would begin prioritizing local news content in the News Feed.
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And that ludicrous argument is pervasive in American politics and in the news media today.
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She's heard certain things, but she just felt it was bad things in the news.
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Lost in the news cycle is the question of Christianity's survival across the Middle East.
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At a time of tight budgets, collaboration has become increasingly common in the news business.
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Any day the NRA is in the news is a bad day for the NRA.
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Harmon's story in the news earlier this year and immediately decided to champion the cause.
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"I have no powers of clairvoyance like you geniuses in the news media," he said.
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Many in the news media blindly accepted the FBI's background insistences that Hatfill was guilty.
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A man stopped her and asked if she was the missing teacher in the news.
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"Turn on the TV and all you see in the news is corruption," he said.
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The company was already in the news: Subsidiary UnitedHealth was publicly called out by Sen.
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This week, we asked readers about islands in the news and received waves of responses.
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With The Tonight Show, that was very pertinent to what was happening in the news.
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One teenager wrote to Aden from Indonesia after she read about Aden in the news.
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Just look at Google searches around Twitter hate and Twitter abuse in the news section.
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I think everyone in Chicago is stressed out; we're tired of being in the news.
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Derrick told local press that he often develops sandwiches inspired by people in the news.
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"It's one thing to see these conditions on TV and in the news," Galicia said.
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Until lately, the iPhone dispute between Apple and the FBI was much in the news.
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Prince Mohammed has been in the news in recent years for a variety of scandals.
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Dr. Chomsky is back in the news, thanks to a pair of high-profile attacks.
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ESPN is also back in the news, and not in a way Disney would like.
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Washington (CNN)The 25th Amendment is back in the news so this bears repeating. Again.
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Trump shares her husband's grievances about how the Trumps are covered in the news media.
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By choosing a timeframe to take in the news, you can help control your stress.
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The murder generated immense outrage in India and dominated headlines in the news media there.
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Investigators have been proceeding slowly, and their inquiries had featured in the news only sporadically.
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Also that we enjoy hearing about negative occurrences in the news rather than positive ones.
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The scandal, which has largely faded in the news cycle, didn't change Jordan's leadership ambitions.
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In one February conversation, the two men discussed leaks in the news media at length.
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Tell him if he want his name in the news, tell him go do something!
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And her husband's alleged affairs are in the news practically daily, which must be mortifying.
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Astronauts just happened to be in the news at that moment, what are the chances?
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As police put Randle in cuffs, he knew he would be back in the news.
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Q. The Southern District of New York has been in the news a lot lately.
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What have you heard in the news, in school or elsewhere about these young immigrants?
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I got to spend three straight days blasting his retrograde policies in the news media.
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Before beginning, we suggest reading our advice on talking about sensitive issues in the news.
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Many of the 11 episodes Mr. Mueller detailed had been reported in the news media.
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Ms. Stein also blames "Democratic operatives" for years of unfavorable coverage in the news media.
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You told reporters in the news conference that 2020 looks to be weaker than 2019.
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"The thing with misinformation is that it follows focal points in the news," Sinha said.
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These people are mostly not famous and the DNC itself is rarely in the news.
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"Every time we were in the news it was a new crisis," Ms. Naturale said.
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Politicians accused of abusing their sexual partners have put the community's practices in the news.
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"In the news conference on Friday, NBC News White House correspondent Kristen Welker asked: "Dr.
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Amidst the media hubbub of the new presidential administration, autism was back in the news.
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A Syrian boy whose photo was widely shared last year is in the news again.
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I sat in the news conference pillbox afterward and heard Curry talk about that play.
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Civil society remains vibrant, and there are still many critical voices in the news media.
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With so much going on in the news, you may have missed these excellent articles.
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The public history in the news has made the personal history all the more immediate.
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WASHINGTON — Hillary Clinton is in the news again, and you know what that means: Rep.
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"What we're seeing in the news certainly is not typical of her," Professor Astrup said.
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Such stories about pets in Britain tend to get outsize attention in the news media.
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In the news conference afterward, Gauff flashed a mix of preternatural calm and teenage giddiness.
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Now comes Mr. Trump's impeachment, at a moment of profound fractionalization in the news business.
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When my native country of Venezuela is mentioned in the news, it usually isn't good.
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Except for a spiral or two, these sources are visible only in the news release.
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One way he can likely help himself is by keeping his name in the news.
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The notion of a "Bowling Green massacre," of course, has been in the news recently.
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See this related Learning Network lesson: "Espionage Everywhere: Spying in the News and Popular Culture."
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You began this lesson by looking at how Somalia has been depicted in the news.
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Following revelations of the massacre in the news media, the Army undertook an official investigation.
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The approach has been reported in the news media, and perhaps you've heard of it.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: Can we talk about some specific Blackstone stuff in the news recently?
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You can create a flash briefing to alert you of important information in the news.
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I count, I count these things, how often they come back in the news media.
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It came out before, his girlfriend was in the news from the past, before Hannah.
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" Tapper quipped that in the news business that's not a curse, it's "manna from heaven.
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Feminist media has been especially hard hit by the financial turbulence in the news industry.
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To the Turpins, it was "a form of punishment," Hestrin said in the news conference.
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Jim McIngvale's furniture store has been in the news a lot the last few days.
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Or is this one more example of the showman keeping his name in the news?
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And Hinton-Ramey wasn't surprised when she heard about the 2015 protests in the news.
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Viewers and readers need us in the news media to keep zooming out, way out.
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Books in the News There's courtroom drama, and then there's Supreme Court confirmation hearing drama.
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Besides, it's not too hard to find left-of-center perspectives in the news media.
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How does it relate to and comment on leading headlines in the news right now?
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The Broadway opening may also depend on what happens in the news cycle that day.
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"Betsy DeVos content gets more engagement even when she's not in the news," he said.
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Related: Guest Post | 10 Ways to Talk to Students About Sensitive Issues in the News
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Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are constantly in the news, as is the blockchain technology behind them.
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Despite rumors I'm sure you've seen in the news, Travis is not returning as CEO.
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That had just been in the news that day, as something Joe Biden might try.
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Yeah, we got in the news a couple of times for some of that stuff.
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If Meredith — the publisher behind Family Circle and Better Homes and Garden — now decides it is interested in the news business it wanted no part of for years, it doesn't automatically mean the Kochs plan on having an active hand in the news business.
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It was far from the type of dead mall we're used to seeing in the news.
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Talk Your restaurant group has been in the news recently because it is phasing out tipping.
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IN THE NEWS • With low pay and high access, bank tellers pose a rising security risk.
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Biden is back in the news this week since the passing of his friend John McCain.
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Oh, North Carolina...I like it here, but we're never in the news for anything good.
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For 35 years, John Turner worked in the news department at a San Francisco TV station.
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"With the story being back in the news, there's a lot of family communication," she says.
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Recently, the HFPA was in the news for a reason other than its major awards show.
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To name a few that are in the news, we're doing work on school security today.
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Illustration: Elena Scotti/Jim Cooke (Photos: Alex Cranz/Shutterstock)Read anything interesting in the news lately?
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And with the presidential debates coming up, it's surely to be back in the news soon.
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He's far more interested in the news you never hear about or see in your feed.
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And this week, Chris Brown is back in the news for a rape allegation in Paris.
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Five Questions… is a new series where we ask five questions about something in the news.
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Democratic oversight of the administration's actions in the House will be unremitting and in the news.
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Publishers are freaking out about Facebook's plan to show 20% less news in the News Feed.
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"I read about it in the news," Swackhamer, an environmental chemist, told BuzzFeed News by email.
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The issues have been discussed frequently in the news for much of the Democratic primary season.
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Because you were asked earlier in the news conference about Brett -- THE PRESIDENT: Say it again.
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And starting next week, the clips will begin appearing to potential constituents in the News Feed.
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"In the news, there's always a lot about data breaches and privacy," Wijnsma tells The Verge.
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Over the past few weeks, the name Stormy Daniels has made constant appearances in the news.
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The company said it was "seeing some signs of improving PC demand" in the news release.
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"There was relentless speculation in the news media about the President's personal culpability," Barr said Thursday.
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IN THE NEWS • An independent civilian monitor will oversee the New York Police Department's counterterrorism activities.
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Another week, another 34,989 sexual assault and harassment stories in the news (that's an official number).
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It's hard to be surprised by anything in the news that contains the word "Trump" anymore.
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Faraday Future has been in the news a lot lately, but not necessarily for good reasons.
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Between the lines: For one thing, health care has been in the news and hotly debated.
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As always, the clubbing institution in old East Berlin was consistently in the news throughout 2016.
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With police shootings in the news, some criminology students appear more willing to share personal experiences.
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This information along with Safety Check activations may also appear in the News Feed, at times.
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So who are some of the VP names that will soon start appearing in the news?
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The worst conduct is coming from the Democrats and their usual allies in the news media.
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Even though Brazil has strong domestic abuse laws, violence against women is regularly in the news.
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Fraud is making waves in the news, but stealth research may have a more detrimental impact.
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As it stands, the company has no plans to prioritize recommendation requests in the News Feed.
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Facebook is finally letting users upload and view 360-degree photos right in the News Feed.
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The kid's father, Cesar, who is separated from Emma, also struggled to take in the news.
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Republicans also plan to ask her about classified leaks that have appeared in the news media.
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With few exceptions, Donald J. Trump's week in the news was a blur of unflattering reports.
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FROST: CHINA HAS BEEN IN THE NEWS, OF COURSE, RECENTLY WITH ITS TRADE AND OTHER ACTIONS.
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It is a time of upheaval in the news industry after a period of ambitious growth.
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Interest rates may get a lot of attention in the news, but it's for good reason.
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Brandy was last in the news to shut down rumors of her pregnancy via social media.
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"Having to be in the news talking about this investigation takes her off message," he added.
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Biden will be in the news -- and will be crossing party lines -- in the weeks ahead.
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Bitcoin was also in the news after it crossed the $2416,20.09 mark for the first time.
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Mr. de Blasio, in the news conference, drew a direct line between his administration and Mrs.
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The company has been in the news recently for more than just its new streaming app.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - For tech companies, there was a confounding juxtaposition in the news this week.
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Are you not worried about this going too far and seeing players in the news headlines?
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Trump seemed to revel in the news with a favorite standby: a tweet and a nickname.
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Peter Oxendale is a former longhaired glam rocker, but that's not why he's in the news.
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Hopkins is in the news because his militia group has been stopping immigrants crossing the border.
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I really don't believe all the things I hear on the internet and in the news.
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There was a hit-and-run thing that ended up not ... It was in the news.
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It was a week bookended with violence, on the Internet as much as in the news.
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Cruz used the debate to revel in the news that Carly Fiorina had just endorsed him.
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In the news business, the most important figure, traditionally, wasn't the star reporter or the publisher.
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Nor have I read or heard in the news media any significant mention of this proposal.
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Russia used stolen documents, social media manipulation, conspiracy theories, and false narratives promoted in the news.
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Granted, Daniels's media savvy isn't the only think that's kept her sex scandal in the news.
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Cage, and his studio, Quantic Dream have shown up in the news quite often of late.
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In addition, Reddit has a few other requirements for the communities featured in the News tab.
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We wanted to keep the integrations meaningful, and to keep them beautiful in the news feed.
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The thing that works, we were actually talking about it in the news meetings this morning.
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Facebook also said videos in the News Feed will now automatically play with the sound on.
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Stone has limited his comments to matters widely reported in the news or public court filings.
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WeWork has been in the news for its failed IPO attempt and ousting founder Adam Neumann.
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The reports have sparked unprecedented discussions in the news media of "rape culture" and sexual consent.
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He constantly found himself in the news, making headlines, and Trump backed him every single time.
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But the island has been in the news for darker reasons, too, most recently on Oct.
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"Everybody is trying to be in the news, and they've kind of lost focus," he said.
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How an emergency is covered in the news is as important as how it is resolved.
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For now, allegations of fakery are keeping Eberhard Zangger's Bronze Age Collapse theory in the news.
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Some Russian contract soldiers in Syria were back in the news this month after a Feb.
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Let's start with the political powerhouse part, because that's been in the news a lot lately.
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Missouri's gun laws have been in the news as coverage of the fatal youth shootings intensifies.
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By this century, his buildings were most often in the news when facing the wrecking ball.
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Some details of the recording have been the subject of considerable speculation in the news media.
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Despite what the president says, there haven't been all that many failures in the news business.
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He then followed the reports in the news media and documented the results of his actions.
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"A lot of sexual harassment stuff in the news of late," the real Mr. David said.
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In times like these, "the tendency is to really almost drown in [the news]," Morganstein says.
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Three recent events in the news will help us mark this unofficial occasion in American politics.
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PAPADOPOULOS: As far as I remember, yes, that was in the news at the time, yeah.
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"This is a day of celebration at Pret," Mr. Schlee said in the news release Tuesday.
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And a Syrian boy whose photo was widely shared last year is in the news again.
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Cardi B posted a screen grab of singer Rihanna reveling in the news of the baby.
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"I'm happy to sign with Real Salt Lake long-term," Baird said in the news release.
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Ambassador Yovanovitch, of course, is back in the news, Marco, because of the Lev Parnas revelations.
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Networks can and should be able to focus on multiple major issues in the news cycle.
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We have all seen these companies in the news, as a trending topic or even firsthand.
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Even before coronavirus was in the news, some automakers had said they would not be attending.
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Keep it light, keep it moving and book a major star, preferably one in the news.
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Was this museum — like a number of others currently in the news — headed for administrative upheaval?
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ZAKIN: We didn't create theSkimm for lack of intelligence or lack of interest in the news.
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How does it relate to and comment on what is happening in the news right now?
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You can't do it until you've completed a roll call of every bully in the news?
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"We often see an uptick when sexual assault is in the news," McGovern said via email.
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But he's one of the president's most trusted advisers and loyal defenders in the news media.
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There were a few positive reviews in the news media, though the public was largely uninterested.
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Now performing again, he was recently in the news for making a Holocaust joke in Israel.
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Because you were asked earlier in the news conference about Brett — THE PRESIDENT: Say it again.
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Publisher posts that don't get any meaningful engagement won't appear as prominently in the News Feed.
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And much of this "confirms" the headlines in the news about struggling malls, Sides told CNBC.
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Michael Bonner tweeted his frustration at the constant depiction of racist imagery in the news recently.
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I don't believe in the news, whether it's from America or Taiwan or Japan or Korea.
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Most Pakistanis had not seen a bottle of whisky in the news in a long time.
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Despite the critics in the news, the U.S. has tens of millions of North America stakeholders.
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Chipotle had barely reopened that location after sanitizing it when Chipotle was back in the news.
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Student Opinion What are the most memorable photographs you have seen in the news this year?
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A candidates' penetration in the news media in part reflects the fickle tendencies of the press.
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Opinion Columnist Elizabeth Warren has been getting a lot of grief in the news media lately.
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It's also true, by the way, of this thing in the news this week, Chinese trade.
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Well, with V.S.B., the majority of the pieces are reacting to things happening in the news.
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Opinion Columnist We in the news media often whack politicians for not being serious about policy.
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And as much of a corrupt corporate structure as any we read about in the news.
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He's back in the news again via a wide-ranging report published in Canada's Financial Post.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Agnès Varda and JR are in the news once more.
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And if Trump is in the news, he doesn't think the news can ever be bad.
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You know anybody in the news business who's gotten a new job in the last year?
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And in poor timing for Sessions, just as the question of his recusal has come back in the news — reminding Trump of something Sessions did the president didn't like — the other big decision Sessions made that Trump didn't like is back in the news as well.
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I've said for a long time, I think that these cable hosts need to pick one or two things every time he's on--it can be something in the news or not in the news--and really go at him and force him to answer it.
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The big picture: Data shows that there's a "skills gap" in the news sector on voice assistants.
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IN THE NEWS • An overloaded court system has brought pain and delays to victims in New York.
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The ripple in the news will quickly vanish; we've become so accustomed to hearing about school violence.
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The hurricane may have put cholera in the news again, but really, the disease never went away.
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President Donald Trump's phone habits and the security risks they pose are back in the news again.
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There was no mob, no lynching, and indeed, no provable link to anything reported in the news.
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And they can see the positive things about Detroit, not just the bad things in the news.
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He emerged in the news this month as the inventor of PrivaTegrity, a new social media system.
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But even in my grumpy state I notice I tear up at nice things in the news.
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The building has been in the news after Trump became president because of potential conflicts of interest.
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It's more like I see it in the news, it is important, and I talk about it.
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But after a fleeting moment in the news cycle, the stories—and ostensibly, the products themselves—disappear.
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When you're working you just focus on it and try not think about what's in the news.
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At the same time, there was relentless speculation in the news media about the president's personal culpability.
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That's why Facebook is building video deeper into sharing, publisher content in the News Feed and Messenger.
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Listen to The News every Wednesday and Saturday for the big conversations happening in the news today.
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The news may not be Facebook's business, but make no mistake: It is in the news business.
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Specifically, we can't go a day without Facebook being in the news for some reason or another.
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Posts that made dubious health claims or sold snake oil would be downranked in the News Feed.
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Every day there's something new and negative, there's a lot of it coming up in the news.
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Nearly 11 years later, Zoro remains hopeful and tries to keep her daughter's name in the news.
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Outside the election-night spotlight, Trump's campaign did everything possible to stay in the news Tuesday night.
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Turns out this comes up time and again, nearly every time there's a Muslim in the news.
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This means posts with a lot of replies are getting shown more prominently in the News Feed.
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Amanda Hess recently wrote about the end of endings, in pop culture, in technology, in the news.
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The band made new fans, they sold more albums, and they got their name in the news.
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We have Venezuela as you know has been very much in the news, and we're sending supplies.
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We hear a lot in the news about how guns cause incidents of mass murder or homicide.
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As privacy scandal after the privacy scandal broke in the news, I began to withdraw from Facebook.
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Away from the screen and the stage, Zeffirelli was often in the news for his outspoken views.
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Facebook will begin prioritizing the placement of local news in the News Feed, the company said today.
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Hollywood has been in the news a lot lately and, unfortunately, so has sexual harassment and assault.
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Political polarization in the U.S. has increased — in the news, social media and out on Main Street.
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GM added in the news release that, currently, it saves $2100 million per year by using renewables.
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As you all know, there's been a lot in the news recently about a certain Senate candidate.
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Hannah is forever traumatized by her separation with her mother; so will these kids in the news.
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At least one of the two major claims that put GSG in the news is clearly overblown.
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Alarms go off in Poirot's head, because Daisy Armstrong has been in the news a lot lately.
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How has what's happening in the news influenced the types of conversations you have with your daughters?
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How can Facebook get more 360-degree video in the News Feed and VR content on Oculus?
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So. (CROSSTALK) PERINO: If you&aposre in the news business, you go to where the story is.
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Facebook's objective is to select the most relevant and engaging stories to show in the News Feed.
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Yelp reviews are required to describe a firsthand consumer experience, not what someone read in the news.
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"Temperature is one of our biggest bugaboos," noted InSight principal investigator Bruce Banerdt in the news release.
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Read on for a look at what QAnon is, and why it's been in the news lately.
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It detects links that are aggressively shared by suspected spammers, and deprioritizes them in the News Feed.
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You know something that is in the news in this day and age that is really shocking?
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Part of that 2005 Access Hollywood taping with Donald Trump that's been in the news all weekend.
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People will go find the news if they can't find it in the news, they just will.
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In 2011, Facebook began using automated systems to translate users' posts and comments in the News Feed.
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In the news, Jony Ive, the famed designer of the iPod, iMac, and iPhone, is leaving Apple.
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On the other side of the political divide, longtime Trump associate Roger Stone reveled in the news.
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Think of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that is so often in the news lately.
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"The distribution of these water-rich deposits is the key thing," Milliken said in the news release.
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There is a big difference, but many in the news media still have not figured that out.
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"Whichever candidate is in the news is the one that is falling," said GOP pollster David Winston.
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Also in the news: The latest eruption of FaceApp paranoia and the nuances of Amazon's Prime Day.
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You have to get out of the news, and fighting with Comey keeps her in the news.
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But Flynn's pro-Turkey lobbying work had been in the news for months before that March interview.
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Also in the news this week was Amazon's $1 billion purchase of Ring, a connected home company.
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Trump turned the tables later in the news conference, complaining again about coverage of his young administration.
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Chicago is in the news all the time, but the gun violence peaked in Chicago in 2016.
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They know what they saw in the news, but they don't know all the struggles he faced.
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Let's talk about another thing you've done in the news, which is the board of Twitter. Yeah.
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On the Labour Party It has been in the news that you are helping the Labour Party.
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I also see people not coming much when there's not a lot going on in the news.
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But with Mr Trump in the news, 16-year-old Angelina describes segregation taking a nastier turn.
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A Houston-area school district was in the news recently, and the coverage was less than favorable.
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Soon after, Facebook began putting what it called "sponsored posts" in the news feeds of its users.
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When immigration is in the news, the extent to which these fears grip white Americans becomes clear.
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For a few moments, the bar quieted to an uneasy hush as patrons took in the news.
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Then we turned to Brex, the fintech startup that was back in the news this week. Why?
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He's done a lot to keep the investigation in the news by tweeting about it so much.
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It's as if too many of us in the news media are taking Trump's attacks too personally.
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Yes-- CARL QUINTANILLA: You're in the news today because there's a report that earlier in the year.
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AND AS WE DO IN THE NEWS BUSINESS, WHEN THERE'S NEWS, WE SHIFT GEARS A LITTLE BIT.
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In The News (Page 2), they were parted and smirking and permitted a reptilian glimpse of tongue.
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In it, Murrow spoke of journalistic responsibility and warned of the dangers of commercialism in the news.
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Both have been in the news again recently because Trump apparently successfully lobbied Israel to bar Rep.
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Keeping accusations about the foundation in the news has been a key Republican strategy to weaken Mrs.
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When I called back, my father took in the news helplessly, as though he'd been expecting it.
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What is being reported, as they say in the news business, is the first draft of history.
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With such high-profile pregnancies in the news, it's no wonder people have twins on the brain.
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JIM CRAMER: Jeff Bezos is in the news every day about something that -- that nothing's been done.
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Trump used the debate to revel in the news that Ben Carson was about to endorse him.
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PUSHA-T has found himself in the news more than ever before over the past five weeks.
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The right-wing pundit and self-styled free-speech warrior Ben Shapiro is in the news again.
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Reuters could not verify the authenticity of the video or the accounts given in the news report.
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We want the press to cover these and keep the issue of gun violence in the news.
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This also isn't the first time Ailes has been in the news for allegedly inappropriate sexual behavior.
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Data rights and privacy issues are certainly going to be in the news a whole lot more.
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El Tamarindo is the latest D.C. haunt to seize on big political names in the news cycle.
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In "The News (A Manifesto)," Ms. Perillo acknowledged that just keeping body and soul together was exhausting.
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That morning, she had read in the news that Minnesota had introduced curbside testing for the virus.
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Man in the News Before Philip D. Murphy was a governor, he was a Goldman Sachs executive.
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What do you make of Kanye West, who's been in the news for possible mental-health issues?
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But he thought that some of the exuberance in the news media might be a little overblown.
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On some issues — like affirmative action, which is in the news again today — Republicans have an opening.
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Musk is currently in the news for sending Wall Street reeling by tweeting about taking Tesla private.
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And he overheard someone saying something about Obamacare, which meant health care was back in the news.
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By the early 2100s, America was awash in suffrage propaganda that kept the issue in the news.
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The early excerpts from Mr. Biden's remarks received prominent attention in the news media on Tuesday morning.
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The more you immerse yourself in the news, like a language, the more you will understand it.
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And now it's back in the news because Christie has aired his grievances in a new book.
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It's understandable that if you look at what's happening in the news, you think it's the worst.
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His role at Emerson has become particularly important given Powell Jobs's deep interest in the news business.
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Mr. Bocuse, a tireless self-promoter, was a constant presence in the news media and on television.
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"There was relentless speculation in the news media about the president's personal culpability," Mr. Barr told reporters.
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We've already seen in the news what the city is, at least on corners like this one.
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The school now in the news was named in her honor in 1990, commemorating her 100th birthday.
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Bishop Barros has denied knowing about the abuse until 2010, when accounts emerged in the news media.
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Still, a poll by Reuters this month found that trust in the news media has ticked upward.
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But the top leaders of other countries that have been in the news lately could prove interesting.
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Are issues in the news motivating you to want to vote in local, state or national elections?
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His comments widened a rift with allies in Europe and drew partisan reactions in the news media.
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What parallels do you see between it and something happening in the news or in our culture?
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Mr. Sessions was also joined in the news conference by Dan Coats, the director of national intelligence.
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Do humorous memes have a place in the news, or should the two things be kept separate?
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Facebook seems to slowly be coming around to recognizing people's concerns about its role in the news.
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"In years past I've done things that are timely and in the news," Milano told BuzzFeed News.
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Many studies linked the chemicals to a mysterious collapse of bee colonies that was in the news.
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Ohio State remained No. 2 in the news media poll and received the other first-place vote.
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As the joke went, 'there is no news in the truth and no truth in the news.
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In the news release, the Fayetteville Police Department celebrated Carr's "dedication and professionalism," calling him a hero.
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Among Democrats, 69 percent have confidence in the news media; among Republicans, only 15 percent have confidence.
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People of color experience heightened anxiety based on our experiences and what we see in the news.
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It's all about love — the best of Modern Love, weddings and love and relationships in the news.
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Young was moved by the troubles he saw in the news: the Vietnam War. Protests. Sit-ins.
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According to a recent study, trust in the news media has declined significantly over the past year.
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What did Ivanka Trump do when the video of her father was revealed in the news media?
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Sonos has been in the news lately for reasons other than its retirement of some legacy products.
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Mr. McKeon had worked in the news division at KFWB News in Los Angeles for 10 years.
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The last time bone spurs were in the news was when Joe DiMaggio had a bone spur.
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"What we see in the news is only the visible part of the iceberg," one pilot said.
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The Bergdahl case—the case I'd really come to discuss with Hunter—was again in the news.
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And then, a few days ago, FBI Special Agent Peter Strzok's name popped up in the news.
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"A really big eruption would have a major impact on humanity," Kalnajs said in the news release.
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Supporters of the party believe its opponents have orchestrated an elaborate smear campaign in the news media.
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Mr. Trump sees something in the news; he gets mad; he tweets; that becomes the news; repeat.
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"We have long supported and will continue to support Turkish democracy," Tillerson said in the news conference.
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Trump agreed with her husband that his supporters should not believe what they hear in the news.
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Spain's judiciary has also taken measures to stop advertisements related to the referendum in the news media.
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Amid an international uproar, a recording of the sinister droning was widely circulated in the news media.
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It grabbed the world's attention, became a best seller and caused a sensation in the news media.
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Tyre engaged in trade with Jerusalem, that long-prized city that again finds itself in the news.
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He felt compelled to go out and make the mural to keep Premchai's misdeeds in the news.
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Now, Turner's name is back in the news because that tiny sentence got a whole lot tinier.
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"I've always been interested in the news, but I've always been interested in what's popular," Zucker says.
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"If there's a story that can hurt Hillary, I want it in the news cycle," Cernovich said.
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VICE News: In fairness, antifa is in the news because of a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
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It's never in the news, but they're out there every day fighting and giving up their lives.
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You just talked about Amazon, but let's talk about the others, especially because they're in the news.
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Unlike other mass shootings, Parkland has remained in the news because of survivors' persistent activism and organizing.
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Public trust in the news media is at a near low, with just 32 percent of Americans saying they have a "great deal" or "fair amount" of trust in the news media, and just 14 percent of Republicans sharing the sentiment, according to a Gallup poll taken last month.
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"They were seeing what was happening in Chicago, and obviously Chicago is still in the news and issues between the citizens and the police are still in the news, and the president has to deal with that everyday," said musician John Legend, an executive producer on the film.
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Update 11:30 June 9th: This article was updated to take in the news of Mr Nuttall's resignation
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Your friends' status updates, links from publishers, and longform videos all compete for slots in the News Feed.
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Do you expect gun-control legislation to be in the news more in the aftermath of this attack?
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It really helped out with me disconnecting from all the hate, everything that's in the news right now.
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You're no stranger to what's going on in the news from your perch at the Department of Justice.
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On Twitter, Filipino celebrity Bianca Gonzalez also said that Roman's speech was one "happy item" in the news.
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But it's important context as the accusations against Reid get more discussion in the news and social media.
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DEADLY DISCOVERY: POISONOUS BOOKS FOUND IN UNIVERSITY LIBRARY Other historic texts have also been in the news recently.
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Assange's lawyers are also challenging the legality of the government's "Special Protocol" reported in the news this week.
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Besides, the report was complicated, dense, and talked about issues she had been hearing about in the news.
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As of Monday afternoon, the app was the 32nd most popular app in the News and Magazines category.
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Facebook will also penalize the disputed article so it shows up lower in the News Feed, Facebook says.
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But publishers would still likely rush to embrace it if audio streams performed well in the News Feed.
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Every few months, there's a story in the news about a person with schizophrenia being killed by police.
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"Working in the news industry, there's never a shortage of depressing stories or intense deadline pressure," she says.
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A few years ago, you were in the news over photos of you in a red cupcake dress.
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Now, the company is in the news yet again, this time because Gayle King lost her garment bag.
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"It was in the news, and I have not spoken with the family over the weekend," Seacrest explained.
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By Saturday, May 18, reports of the Ana Maria's disappearance had surfaced in the news and social media.
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But Weekend Update spinoff kicks off soon at which point Stephen Miller may still be in the news.
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Facebook will begin showing a message in the News Feed prompting users to sign up as blood donors.
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A majority of the separated migrant families who were in the news earlier this year have been reunited.
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She feels they're just going in the same old direction — there's fresher, younger talent in the news now.
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To prove it, they developed a browser extension that marks, but doesn't block, ads in the News Feed.
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Ironically, Posey himself was in the news earlier this year for accidentally coming out as gay on Snapchat.
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It's just not a part of my daily life, even though you hear about it in the news.
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He was exposed in the news, and the federal government opened an investigation, claiming he committed identity fraud.
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Image: GettyWith the meteoric rise in popularity of Ethereum, cryptocurrencies and blockchains are back in the news again.
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"Every time I see a hurricane in the news, my heart goes out to those people" Lata said.
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With Stephanie Shepherd and Kim Kardashian in the news recently, let's revisit a typical day in Shepherd's life.
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When Facebook introduced auto-play videos in the News Feed, it was a watershed moment for mobile video.
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"He believed outlandish reports in the news and on social media, which increasingly made him unhinged," lawyers said.
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Privacy laws in France prohibit the names of some criminal suspects from being identified in the news media.
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The company also promised to make it harder to find them through search or in the News Feed.
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Before the tip, "this gentleman had never come up on our radar," Ricketson said in the news conference.
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Yet the money topic Americans voted as most thorny is one that's constantly in the news: student loans.
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With hacking and security being in the news on a daily basis, it's nice to have minute control.
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Combined, these factors have a heavy influence on how high up in the News Feed a post appears.
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He once boasted that he was the best person ever to have a column in the news business.
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"I learned about 9/11 at the forum before I even saw it in the news," said Prager.
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Well, I have to tell you, Senator, you have also been in the news lately about billionaires. SEN.
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" Zarif told Zakaria that he had "heard in the news that it required assistance and it's being assisted.
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His vlogs are mainly straight-to-camera responses to events in the news or recaps from his day.
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In an ideal world, staying informed about what's going on in the news wouldn't have to feel exhausting.
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"There have been people in the past who have stolen dinosaur bones," Kjelland said in the news release.
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The opportunity came the next month, at the time when stories of Reuland's death were in the news.
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MACCALLUM: So Fox News alert breaking moments ago, former FBI director Andrew McCabe back in the news tonight.
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This is likely due at least in part to Facebook's emphasis on video content in the News Feed.
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Weld is the vice-presidential nominee of the Libertarian Party, but he's often in the news praising Clinton.
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In the news conference, the Dutch prime minister said he was concerned about the pace of Brexit negotiations.
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"They're giving the wrong picture of Muslims in the news," Ayoub tells me with bitterness in his voice.
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He's always in the news for making some wild comment, and yet these controversies haven't hurt his career.
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The moment triggered commentary comparing Rubio to a robot, both in the news media and on social media.
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Talk about something in the news and how you could riff off that in a story for us.
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The social media company announced Tuesday that it's beginning to test augmented reality advertisements in the News Feed.
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Asking Home "what's in the news" brings up a quick flash briefing from a handful of selected outlets.
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Neumann and LaunchVic were also kept in the dark about the allegations until they surfaced in the news.
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Head games Kathy Griffin's back in the news because of a head, but this time it's her own.
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"If there is something in the news, then our team is definitely seeing questions on it," Plozai said.
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Babar said that comments she reads on social media and in the news were becoming increasingly anti-Muslim.
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Former FBI Director James Comey's name has been in the news almost every day the past few weeks.
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With the onset of CRISPR and gene drives in the news, this subject will feel even more relevant.
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Every time you read in the news about a new advance in cancer research, look for the animal.
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And this coverage did turn into a teachable moment of sorts, which extended its life in the news.
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Rohrabacher joins board of cannabis company MORE's (R-Calif.) name keeps popping up in the news this week.
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Nonetheless, his racist cartoons, having surfaced in the news in the years since his death, are thoroughly disgusting.
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The decision has put the Times squarely in the news agendas of all leading and competing news outlets.
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It's nice to be in the news, but much of what was reported was abortion advocacy, not news.
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It's called the "echo," and it is used online to call attention to Jewish names in the news.
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"With everything going on in the news right now, we think she's a casualty of what's been happening."
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If she did, and you kinda miss those days, you'll delight in the news that FCUK is back.
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The case, and Mr. Thiel's place in it, have sent a shudder through many in the news media.
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Patterson approached a friend in the news media who put her in touch with reporters at The News.
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"We've got a Zika crisis, an opium epidemic and gun violence in the news every day," he said.
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Clinton's email travails had been in the news every day since the story originally broke in March 2015.
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"We've got a Zika crisis, an opium epidemic and gun violence in the news every day," Himes said.
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These platforms were never supposed to be in the news business — that's just not how they were designed.
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It's all the rage in the news media at the moment to dig into Donald J. Trump's psyche.
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One official reportedly said "as long as it's in the news, he is not going to drop it."
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It is natural to want to follow along with incremental updates on social media and in the news.
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One of the most surprising acronyms is the name of a country that's frequently in the news: Pakistan.
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Elijah Daniel was most recently in the news for renaming a Michigan town "Gay Hell" for Pride Month.
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"You've seen in the news a lot of examples of people who are doing self-dealing," Lubetzky said.
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And when those lists are in the news, people generally want to be on them: The Top Ten.
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He described as "sick people" those in the news media who called it a Jewish Star of David.
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"I'm so proud to announce the Biden Foundation has launched this campaign," Biden said in the news release.
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She has the mandatory book out to keep her in the news while she's officially out of office.
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The Republican establishment challenged the results in the news media and in state-level demands for a recount.
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The controversy surrounding Beyoncé's fashion label, Ivy Park, is back in the news, trending globally in social media.
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For instance, you can see in the news now that Amazon is shopping around for a second headquarters.
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"Then it blew up in the news media," said Ms. Lussier, whose daughter is due on Aug. 2582.
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But unlike the stories commonly told in the news and coroners' reports, Ricciuti did not overdose and die.
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But the Franken scandal doesn't need to be in the news to have an effect on the Democrats.
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It's also a problem for the public at large, who miss out on diverse voices in the news.
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Facebook announced earlier this year it would be reducing the amount of news content in the News Feed.
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Were you aware that it had taken off in Washington or did you see it in the news?
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Then on July 4, Novichok was back in the news, with a new and deadly layer of mystery.
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In the news conference, the Wild Boars explained more about their ill-fated expedition to Tham Luang Cave.
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Here's my list: It has kept Bannon's name prominently in the news, no doubt to his considerable delight.
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Trump boasts more than 61 million followers on Twitter, and many of his tweets are in the news.
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The NBCNews/SurveyMonkey poll ran from August 24 to 29, and tackled more recent issues in the news.
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Surrounded by his supporters, his foils in the news media, and a campaign soundtrack, he was at ease.
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There's another reason so many may believe in the wiretapping claim: It's been in the news a lot.
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In the news release, Ms. Plame indicated that health care would be a central focus of her campaign.
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Columbine hasn't been in the news as much anymore, but when it is, I still hear from people.
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The political family is changing, as is how its members represent themselves in the news media and culture.
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DIAZ BALART: We want to turn to an issue that has been in the news especially this week.
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His belligerence toward Cuba at the moment may just reflect the fact that Cuba is in the news.
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It did not take long before far-right activists took to social media and reveled in the news.
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Who are the ordinary difference makers — big or small — you've observed in the news or in your community?
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Facebook believes that it cannot stick any more ads in the News Feed without adversely affecting user retention.
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Those numbers drew attention in the news media, and TV providers promised to make their equipment more efficient.
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So I think this story will be in the news for many months to come, and maybe longer.
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Google the phrase "bots in the news" and you'll get 1.45 million results from the last few months.
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Mr. Kline, for his part, told the panel that his character had been "assassinated" in the news media.
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I didn't hear much about it in the news so I wanted to share with you their stores!
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You might then choose one or more of the issues currently in the news and stage a debate.
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It's very, very bad in Florida this year and has been in the news quite a bit recently.
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I am also excited to see where augmented reality and holographic video is headed in the news business.
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That's likely to keep concerns about Facebook's privacy policies and role in the 2016 elections in the news.
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Mr. Stack was in the news last year after accusations he mistreated State Police in his protective detail.
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Ms. Warren herself adds names to call based on things she has heard or read in the news.
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In the news conference, 94-year-old outspoken leader Mahathir did not refer to Kashmir but Khan did.
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"Every time there's another whistle-blower in the news, people want to ask me about it," he said.
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On several occasions, when I mentioned something in the news, he responded: ''I haven't made up my mind.
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Others, like Facebook, have done this by analyzing what you're most likely to open in the news feed.
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She felt angered to see how the Middle East -- and particularly Muslim women -- were misrepresented in the news.
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And it might be the anxiety about life or death or about what happened today in the news.
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As usage of "the squad" picked up in the news and across social media, the groans began too.
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Porn -- and specifically, Stormy Daniels, another actress turned director -- have been very much in the news of late.
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By the end of her first year in office, she was facing mounting scrutiny in the news media.
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The longer the Ford accusation stays in the news, the more likely it is to impact the midterms.
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Yet he faces little opposition in the news media or in Parliament, which is filled with his supporters.
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Whether you're writing about this or anything else in the news, just post your comment here by Aug.
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By then she was living alone in Paris and had not been in the news for some years.
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Who are the ordinary difference-makers — big or small — you've observed in the news or in your community?
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Still, after months of controlling the narrative in the news media, Ms. Pelosi exposed herself to second-guessing.
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She has most recently been in the news for suspending a reporter's White House pass for a month.
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"What keeps Rotten Tomatoes popular, what helps keep them in the news, are those extreme numbers," Atchity says.
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"We often see an increase in calls when sexual assault stories are in the news," McGovern told CNN.
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Luxottica has been featured twice in the news for its ability to command high prices and bully competitors.
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QUICK: CHARLIE ANYTHING TO YOU THAT REALLY JUMPS OUT IN THE MARKETS AND IN THE NEWS THESE DAYS?
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There will also be a "click-gap" signal, which will affect a link's position in the News Feed.
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Seeing real Zuckerberg in the news, nearly a decade later, still requires me to make a mental readjustment.
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There's been a story in the news the last two weeks about your son-in-law's security clearance.
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She has most recently been in the news for suspending a reporter's White House pass for a month.
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" On talk of impeachment: "Lately, [Pence has been] showing a particularly keen interest in the news these days.
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The portraits of gang members that emerged were the opposite of the monstrous images in the news media.
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Among Democrats, nearly 75 percent expressed confidence in the news media compared with only 19 percent of Republicans.
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It can produce momentum — or the illusion of it — keeping the resistance and its issues in the news.
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Contributing Opinion Writer When psychiatry is in the news, so often it is for a controversy over diagnosis.
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People still care about health care, but they aren't hearing about it in the news every day anymore.
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I've made enough, I'm going to stop,' I read something in the news and, give me that yarn!
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What happened to the Central Park Five now aligns with what audiences see in the news every day.
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But as far as reporting, we see private prisons come up in the news when there's a riot.
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He also said he only learned about the HIV registry breach after reading about it in the news.
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For me, it's often in the news of what movements for social and environmental justice are doing to resist.
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IN THE NEWS • Despite his strong ties to the city, Donald J. Trump has little influence in New York.
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IN THE NEWS • Mayor Bill de Blasio is set to propose plans for a streetcar linking Brooklyn and Queens.
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IN THE NEWS • Six female prisoners have filed a lawsuit claiming persistent sexual abuse in New York State prisons.
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Users on Pikabu were split on theories about why the video game footage was included in the news segment.
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So many of us weren't sure we could trust the basic facts of what's being reported in the news.
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Nicolas Cage is in the news after filing for an annulment following his whirlwind marriage to girlfriend Erika Koike.
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Even then, before the flashy branding we see in the News Feed today, Facebook ads were a hot commodity.
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Indeed, Facebook has helped create perhaps the most exciting time to be in the news, content and entertainment business.
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In the news almost every day, we bear witness to the harmful, even deadly, effects of these narrowed worldviews.
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Because I do like to be -- to keep up to speed with what&aposs going on in the news.
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Names in the news as prospective VA chiefs have flown scattershot and range from Sarah Palin to Scott Brown.
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They still weren't in the news business, but they had to make sure there would be a news business.
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Despite their relevance to human health, the scientific value of sex differences is rarely discussed in the news media.
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For a company that prides itself as being a secretive outfit, Palantir has certainly been in the news lately.
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But there are also suggestions it may disproportionately impact startups in the news aggregation and/or media monitoring space.
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Such a review is standard practice in the news business, particularly when a litigious figure like Weinstein is involved.
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JF: David we're talking hurricane stuff today because that is really like the dominant story in the news cycle.
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"I figured, he's in the news, his name is generating a lot of good press," Sater told BuzzFeed News.
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"He's been able to keep himself in the news, for better or worse, which shows a relevance," Joseph said.
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Jimmy Fallon announced that he'd just heard about a White House firing that wasn't yet reported in the news.
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Now, she's in the news for letting a defendant meet his 1-month-old son for the first time.
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For the second time in three years, Google is finding itself in the news over an employee-generated spreadsheet.
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The popular game Fortnite has been in the news because it will be available directly through Epic Games' website.
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" That way, Ailes wrote in a memo, they could "gradually, subtly, slowly" introduce "our philosophy"—conservatism—"in the news.
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Be wary of investing in a big name just because you read about it in the news, experts add.
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About 2,400 people returned to their homes, Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick said in the news conference Tuesday night.
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Now, the designer's name is once again in the news—but this time it's about his existing genetic information.
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It's kind of a hard question to ask, I feel like, but today, you know, it's in the news.
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If so, you were likely being targeted by the Russia-backed ads that have been in the news lately .
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And we have a pair of stories that illustrate why bees are getting so much buzz in the news.
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Obviously, she&aposs been in the news a lot, and she had her own problems during the 2016 election.
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It was recently in the news again because of habitat loss that appears to have resulted from its construction.
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Are Bieber/Baldwin and Grande/Davidson competing with each other for Most In-Love Couple In The News Cycle?
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