In newspapers and magazines, fresh targets of humor emerged: mystics, ethereal poets, hermits, fortune-tellers, and gallants looked spurious in a steam, steel, and stockmarket age.
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Most newspapers and political leaders seemed to support him.
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The newspapers establish a homology between textual interpretation and characterological assessment.
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Most tabloid newspapers are emphatically graphic in the presentation of their headlines and subheadings.
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The documents include diaries, letters, official records, newspapers, military records, images, and maps.
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Each period had thrown up a different set of relationships, different influences and different pressures on newspapers.
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Much other statistical and record material also appears from time to time in major newspapers and economic commercial and industrial periodicals.
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Without this extensive support, many of our newspapers, for example, would either cost much, much more or cease to exist.
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We read in the newspapers of other cases of vandalism.
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A new literacy and cheap newsprint spawned the monster newspapers which were the first cultural artifact of mass society.
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Although many officials and newspapers proposed that they be paid a modest salary, only the chief headmen received official remuneration.
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In the context of religious and communal newspapers, it is almost unknown.
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The newspapers had lengthy descriptions of the unconventional architecture and its architect.
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Many newspapers and periodicals regularly incorporate phrasal verbs into their headlines.
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However, judging from some of the 20/21st century newspapers, the tendency to fictionalize news is still alive and well.
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newspaper
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campus newspaper
Equally, it is likely that the college will gain from the fact that the students hold meetings to debate matters of common concern and publish some form ofcampusnewspaper.
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daily newspaper
Changes in reading patterns were discerned, from reading novels to short stories, and from journals and magazines to thedailynewspaper.
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independent newspaper
One journalist working for anindependentnewspaperspoke of ' self-criticism' and saw journalistic liberty as only ' conditional'.
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