| Despite what you may think, that kind of sloppy unprofessionalism doesn't add to the cutting edge breaking news image. |
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| Though overdubs aren't exactly breaking news in the music world, Ruby uses them to a novel end. |
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| It's not exactly breaking news that our world is becoming increasingly wireless. |
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| I'm not sure I remember seeing coverage of breaking news that was odder or more obscure. |
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| This site is the best place for breaking news on technology and the Internet. |
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| The online news sites are useful for a quick check of breaking news, but I am looking for something more. |
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| What they have always done well is cover breaking news and fast moving events. |
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| While he celebrated the blogger's ability to uncover breaking news, he noted that a blog's inherent bias might be detrimental to the reader. |
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| A third of journalists say they use blogs as a way of uncovering breaking news or scandals. |
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| Much of the country seems to be engrossed in the process as the media spoon-feeds them breaking news sound-bites. |
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| Yet, posting blog-style during breaking news, for instance, can be valuable both to the media outlet and the user. |
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| The oil fire depot is the first major domestic breaking news story since that relaunch. |
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| Every newspaper employs wordsmiths in the newsroom to rewrite breaking news collected by reporters in the field. |
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| This is a good survey of how a few breaking news stories were covered by the main services. |
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| Why does a paper always seem like breaking news when it's in the preprint section, anyway? |
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| On the docket tonight, there is breaking news today in the case of the TV legal commentator's murdered wife. |
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| I've got to cut you off for one second, because we have breaking news in Kabul. |
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| But I'm very keen to correct the idea that the BBC isn't in the business of breaking news or exclusives. |
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| And if you can't make it to an event, don't worry. We'll bring you the breaking news, match reports and videos you're looking for. |
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| It was very hard to see all my friends be dispatched to cover this breaking news story. |
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| Obviously, it was only a matter of time before the breaking news subsided and the gun-control debate reignited. |
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| No news is what passes for breaking news coming out of the Syria talks that started in Geneva over the weekend. |
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| Hollywood's breaking news czar confirmed Thursday night that she planned to leave the industry site she founded. |
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| Curated to avoid information overload, the site is dedicated to breaking news and sharp commentary. |
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| The NoMad's roast chicken starts — hang on for this breaking news bulletin — with a raw chicken. |
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| The packages that generated the most media pickup were those offering exclusive or breaking news coverage. |
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| Sadly for the Nuge, hurling racially charged epithets at the president is not really breaking news. |
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| The Unit has monitored national and international media, kept abreast of breaking news and also translated significant documents. |
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| Newcomer BuzzFeedOz received accolades for its breaking news coverage of the siege. |
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| But the program did separate its soft features and entertainment flippancies from its hard news segments and breaking news reports. |
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| There are text-message alerts for pertinent breaking news or game wrap-ups. |
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| Get short messages, breaking news, and direct access on the world's favourite microblog Twitter. |
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| The breaking news of this research is that women are more affected than men. |
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| For example, you can receive updates for weather reports, stock quotes, or breaking news. |
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| The key to good story selling is good timing, and linking your own message with the breaking news. |
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| This includes breaking news on sales or transfers of properties to the corporation. |
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| At all times, full control of the switcher is available through physical interfaces so that going in and out of breaking news is seamless. |
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| With a nose for bogus facts, Johnson sets out to break the Internet by breaking news. |
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| I know you complain about me posting way too much for you to read, so, other than significant breaking news, I will keep shtum until at least Friday afternoon. |
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| In not breaking news, we confidently predict that Fergie won't be there. |
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| Please visit the Online Convention daily from June 28 through July 2 to view photo highlights, contest results and breaking news throughout convention week. |
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| If you see some breaking news or a competition that you think the world should know about, simply select Recommend on the page, and it will appear in your friends' newsfeed on Facebook. |
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| Any breaking news will be relayed to you electronically via your delegate. |
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| Increasingly, it is used in breaking news stories to provide context. |
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| The multi-year contract offers GlobeCast increased satellite transmissions infrastructure to fulfill its customer needs for distribution of live sports, breaking news and special events. |
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| It would be based on the European continent rather than in London and, potentially, would give a faster response to breaking news stories in Eastern as well as Western Europe. |
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| Journalists must respond quickly to breaking news. |
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| We know from breaking news that there is a bit of a surge in crime today in that the RCMP is executing a warrant at Conservative Party headquarters. |
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| Short of any significant breaking news which revalues the USD, it is safe to say that these trends are relatively more predictable and stable this week as compared to other weeks. |
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| It's not exactly breaking news, but the danger of grapefruit seems to be a juicy subject in the health-related media lately. |
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| The CHPCA has developed an e-mail list of policy champions who are periodically sent information and breaking news regarding hospice palliative care issues. |
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| Since its inception as a magazine in 1942, ACW has been at the forefront of the industry with insightful feature stories and breaking news articles. |
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| Their entire book is an affectionate tribute to a simpler era, pre-CNN and pre-Internet, when ringing bells on wire-service teletypes announced most breaking news. |
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| Breaking news may contain incomplete information, factual errors, or poor editing because of a rush to publication. |
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