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- noun Plural form of
newspaper . - verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
newspaper .
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Examples
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The requirement to put foreclosure notices in newspapers is providing them with a bit of additional revenue.
Eschaton 2008
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To say that conservatives can't be heard in American newspapers is to live in a fantasy world.
Berg on Rye David 2008
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"We see no signs that a turnaround in newspapers is anywhere on the horizon," Morgan Stanley analyst Lisa Monaco told investors in a note Wednesday, adding that after seeing the second-quarter results, she is further convinced that Gannett and the industry overall will "continue to lose share to new media for the foreseeable future."
Archive 2007-07-01 Dan 2007
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"We see no signs that a turnaround in newspapers is anywhere on the horizon," Morgan Stanley analyst Lisa Monaco told investors in a note Wednesday, adding that after seeing the second-quarter results, she is further convinced that Gannett and the industry overall will "continue to lose share to new media for the foreseeable future."
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But rising mediocrity in newspapers is a habit, particularly in the Gannett newspaper chain that acquired the Republic and other Pulliam newspapers several years ago.
RIP, Edwin McDowell 2007
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However, Ms. Rico's comments, many of which have been published in newspapers from the Hartford Courant to the Sacramento Bee, actually did influence me against seeing Apocalypto.
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However, Ms. Rico's comments, many of which have been published in newspapers from the Hartford Courant to the Sacramento Bee, actually did influence me against seeing Apocalypto.
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The story of the broken business model in newspapers is not about content, but about the application of technology.
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The standard rule in newspapers is that letters to the editor are edited for typos and grammatical misfires, just like any other copy.
Grammatical bias David 2004
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The standard rule in newspapers is that letters to the editor are edited for typos and grammatical misfires, just like any other copy.
Archive 2004-08-01 David 2004
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