News story after news story highlights the states that supposedly will decide the next presidential election.
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Is watching news story after news story about a man cementing his head into a microwave procrastination?
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When he's watching TV news story about Tamils, he's watching a British news story despite being in France.
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When you don't have food for a baby, it's not a good news story... Damn it, this is not a good news story.
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We read news story after news story in multiple formats – silent videos, social shares, headlines on Twitter – and we build a worldview with them.
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If you see a news story in news tile and click on it, you'll see that news story as the lead one in the app.
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But some on the political left, a group to whom basic income should inherently appeal according to news story after news story, have soured on the idea.
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They can distinguish between a news story and an editorial in The Wall Street Journal, or a screed in Breitbart versus a news story in The New York Times.
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" • "Damn it, this is not a good news story.
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Time in Trumpworld seems to slow as huge news story after huge news story forms, crests, crashes and recedes -- only to be followed by an even bigger one right on its heels.
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This is a breaking news story and may be updated.
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Every single day there was a news story about me.
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Watch CNNGo for the latest on this breaking news story.
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This is a breaking news story, check back for updates.
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"Overall, this is not a bad news story," Friedlander said.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated
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Every day there is a good news story to tell.
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Update (22nd April 2019): This is a moving news story.
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"Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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"Damnit, this is not a good news story," she said.
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" Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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For developments on the investigation, see our latest news story.
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His conviction was, by any definition, a major news story.
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The bankruptcy was a huge news story at the time.
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" She added, "This is pretty much a bad-news story.
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This is a developing news story, check back for updates.
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Watch a news story about the letters being removed below.
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On social networks, every news story comes to you predigested.
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This is, dammit, this is not a good news story.
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Communist celebration Editor's note: This is a developing news story.
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All of that adds up to a real news story.
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So why not just eliminate the running news story altogether?
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" Trump has decried the complaint as "Another Fake News Story!
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"This should be a good news story," says Van Eenennaam.
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An old news story might not include that important detail.
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"The church needs a good news story," Father Perdue said.
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Home: Alfred Pennyworth [and then a New York Daily News story].
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Here's a checklist to help you spot a fake news story.
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Everything he says can and probably will become a news story.
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Maybe she could turn all this material into a news story.
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It started with a news story that seemed totally made up.
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And so, it's actually – it's kind of a good news story.
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Unfortunately, this fact was not included in the original news story.
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The Queens race may seem like a small local news story.
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This is a breaking news story and has been updated throughout.
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The pay controversy has been a major news story in Britain.
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On social media, the video became a major viral news story.
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The news story escalates out of control, becoming a media firestorm.
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"It's the zombie news story that will never die!" he said.
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I had never felt so pampered covering a spot news story.
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Farhad: Mike, I'm pretty sure that was a fake news story.
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This breaking news story was last updated at 8:58 p.m.
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Do not repost any news story more than 48 hours old.
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How much face time will your news story get on Facebook?
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I realize that opioids aren't the biggest news story this week.
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The NBC News story doesn't mention Russia until the fifth paragraph.
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There's one news story that's eaten all the others: COVID-19.
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This was just the first big news story of the evening.
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Lisa Murkowski tweeted, linking to a news story on the guns.
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" Bass added that he hadn't "read any G News story. Period.
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"Someone retweeted the news story on my Twitter timeline," Tillman explains.
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Monsanto's tactics were tested when a fake news story on WorldTruth.
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" She added: "Damn it, this is not a good news story.
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So, it was a false news story from a random blog.
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And that is just to describe an online breaking news story.
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This is a breaking news story, please check back for updates.
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" A 'good news story' Thursday, acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke also stirred controversy after she told reporters she was "very satisfied" with the federal response since Maria made landfall, calling it a "good news story.
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VICE News was awarded across six categories: outstanding video journalism; coverage of a breaking news story; feature story in a newscast; coverage of a continuing news story; best story in a newscast; and business and economic documentary.
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The news story was picked up by other media outlets across India.
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The shooter told police he was motivated by a fake news story.
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Not every news story about a politician's past has to be damning.
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Jared Polis shared a local news story citing Giasolli's comments to Today.
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The Kavanaugh confirmation was the sixth most searched news story in 2018.
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This is a breaking news story, we will have more to come.
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How does it relate to the news story you have just read?
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This is a news story worth paying attention to for three reasons.
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There are ways to spot an over-hyped science news story coming.
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However, it was accidentally also used for the news story read Saturday.
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The curators then determine the news story the terms are related to.
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People never remember, or care, who wrote a news story they read.
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"This wasn't just a big news story for us," Mr. Appel said.
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From a news story, BlackSky may extract people, places, organizations, and keywords.
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"Fake news" has been a big news story for the past week.
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Why isn't this systemic injustice the biggest news story in the country?
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This is a breaking news story, please refresh this page for updates.
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The Fox News story does not say whether that topic was addressed.
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"Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is 'sick,' " Trump said.
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Another way to minimize a damaging news story is to downplay it.
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Revenue growth is only part of the "good news" story around stocks.
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"Maybe from where she's standing, it's a good news story," she said.
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There were plenty of contenders for the biggest news story this week.
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When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good-news story.
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And that's one fake news story that I did fall for, completely.
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We will update this breaking news story as more information becomes available.
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Do you think it should have been a news story at all?
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This is not a flashy news story, so it often gets overlooked.
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Every mass shooting in the US is a news story in Australia.
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It was a video of a legitimate news story involving the student.
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When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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Not a single news story was happy or light in any way.
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Trump is only trying to distract us from [long-simmering news story]!
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You were featured in a news story — His name is Ryan Doré.
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This might be the most dishonest news story headline of recent times.
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A news story popped into her feed: three people shot at Austins.
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"Every news story is going to instigate a subpoena," one source said.
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In many respects, the industry has a good-news story to tell.
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" Last week, in response to Acting Secretary of Homeland Elaine Duke calling the tragedy in Puerto Rico "a good news story," Cruz unleashed some scathing words: "When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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He has spent the past three weeks creating news story after news story with decidedly off-message comments -- the biggest of which was going after Khizr and Ghazala Khan, Gold Star parents who attacked Trump at the Democratic convention.
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Edited excerpts follow: Read WIRED's news story on Facebook's changes to the newsfeed.
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And finally tonight, we do have a breaking news story from John Solomon.
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Is Spacey, shamelessly, trying to shift the focus of an international news story?
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Reporting by Otillia Steadman and David Mack This is a developing news story.
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When you are drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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Image: Flickr / GizmodoIt has all the makings of a great viral news story.
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" Update, Trump tweets: "Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is 'sick.
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Their findings: One in four Americans saw at least one fake news story.
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Qatar has largely blamed the fake news story for the latest diplomatic crisis.
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The news story has all the makings of a learning experience for Americans.
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"Maybe from where she's standing, it's a good news story," the mayor said.
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A recent Yahoo News story detailed some of the steps Facebook has taken.
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By Buck SextonOpinion Contributor So, when is someone's arrest a national news story?
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For many people, the attacks were the biggest news story of their lifetime.
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Consider the visual counterpart of the fake news story: the fake news photo.
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TAPACHULA, Mexico — Theresa Ocampo had just seen the news story on her phone.
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The news story was published Monday morning and taken down by Monday afternoon.
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This time, he found himself on the other side of a news story.
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After that, it started to go viral and become a national news story.
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"My work here is done," Rogen tweeted on Wednesday alongside the news story.
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Every senior living facility has the capability to become a tragic news story.
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After seeing Mr. Judd quoted in a news story, Mr. Trump reached out.
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As I said, this is not just a front-page business news story.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with additional developments.
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It could be a "really nice 'good news story' for people," he said.
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"Because if that got out it would be a pretty outrageous news story."
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Go deeper: Inside Pelosi's thinking on impeachment This is a developing news story.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with new developments.
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Students should repeat this process to give more information about the news story.
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There is a valid news story surrounding Alex Jones and others like him.
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But this isn't a news story about the latest rollback of reproductive rights.
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When is the last time you read a news story about government competence?
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Journalists head toward the news story and that's what I did that day.
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Then, the country collectively shrugs and predictably moves to the next news story.
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Gabbard generated an average of 858 social media interactions for each news story.
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So this was a fake news story that was started and then amplified.
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He or she makes an abstract news story about NASA's latest launch real.
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Have a tip for me on a news story I should know about?
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They are often seen as the most boring part of a news story.
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The triple-sourced, copy-edited, fact-checked news story turned into the hot take.
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Those details were first publicly revealed in a BuzzFeed News story on Oct. 14.
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Ngo's experience at the Vanguard became a national news story and launched his career.
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I thought it was the funniest thing ever that it was a news story.
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Last October, a conservative blogger discovered a local news story about Chuck Davis's killing.
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Soon after, voter suppression in this sleepy Georgia County became a national news story.
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No exceptions Naked child in important news story: still ultra-mega-very-bad – remove.
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But "coincidence" has been ruined as a dog whistle by a single news story.
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Only his association with Trump has turned his trial into a major news story.
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Image: APIt's really not that hard to write a science news story, I promise.
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The dispute between Apple and the FBI continues to be a major news story.
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Finally, Myanmar is a good news story for U.S. moral leadership in the world.
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" They are admonished: "Pursuit of a news story is not a license for arrogance.
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A court ultimately forced Google to delist the news story from its search results.
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Once the boys were reunited at age 19, they became a huge news story.
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"This is, damn it, this is not a good news story," Mayor Cruz said.
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It seems like every week there's a breaking news story about another data breach.
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Most notably, the product featured a fake news story about Fox News's Megyn Kelly.
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Advance word of the three-day event was itself a big, local news story.
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You've seen this news story before, so you move to something regular... breakfast maybe?
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Every so often, a news story shows up that seems to beg for fictionalization.
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How many steps are there on YouTube's algorithm from news story to fever swamp?
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A bogus news story that spread in December illustrates the problem, Mr. Struharik said.
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This is a delightful children's fable in the form of a humorous news story.
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A major news story breaks and editors rapidly assign pieces covering every angle. Gen.
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The incident prompted soul searching within the organization, according to an AP news story.
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"It's not a fashion story—it's a news story," he told me, in Milan.
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"So I don't know why this is a news story," Lewandowski said on CNN.
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A good news story will make it easy to figure out a quote's source.
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If Pence said anything other than that, it would be a massive news story.
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"Every news story is going to instigate a subpoena," one source said last month.
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What it wasn't was a news story, and shouldn't have been presented as such.
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You never — never once — have heard a positive news story about a cruise ship.
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The case became a national news story as he made an unexpected full recovery.
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It took a pretty humiliating news story to bring his attention to drug prices.
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A BuzzFeed News story led to the dismissal of murder charges against nine different men.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated as more information becomes available.
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Read the full Daily News story here and listen to Star's interviews with Campbell here.
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But even before its place in culture, the Headroom hack was a major news story.
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It accepts and normalizes the argument that there are two sides to a news story.
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It refers to a real news story but uses a picture of an unrelated arrest.
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But, you know, we didn't think they would take it seriously [as a news story].
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Claire recoils from Annette and the very public diss quickly becomes a leading news story.
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Reuters fell for a fake news story about the firing of a Saudi general consul.
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Every news story gets filtered through the ears and minds of the individual audience member.
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"This has the potential of being the biggest business news story of year," he said.
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This is a breaking news story, it will be updated as more information becomes available.
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The news story that captivated people for weeks is officially going to be a movie.
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Most recently, I became addicted to researching and consuming updates about a tragic news story.
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Disgusting. WTF?" the cartoonist wrote, "You said that on Twitter, which monetizes every news story.
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Observers speculated that Trump may have been reacting to a Breitbart News story published Friday.
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This is a legitimate news story that he just disappeared without warning or answering questions.
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In that case, we would pass, because we're not aspiring to cover every news story.
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In Poland, they disseminated a fake news story about migrant taxi drivers raping European women.
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You can read her news story about the upcoming Uber IPO right here on WIRED.
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"Dammit, this is not a good news story," said Cruz, in an interview with CNN.
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Or a particularly rough news story that you really wish you didn't have to read?
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The New York Times on Saturday issued an update to a news story about Rep.
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TV that Trump has to make every major news story about himself in some way.
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But the main news story was not significantly updated until an hour later, around midnight.
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This is a breaking news story and may be updated as more information becomes available.
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The fact that women are being mistreated financially is, sadly, not a breaking news story.
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The trouble in her marriage was a regular news story I remember from that time.
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And what if a news story from a legitimate publisher turns out to contain inaccuracies?
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But I wouldn't use the word "lie" in a news story in cases like that.
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Maybe a teen will share a funny video or a news story they find compelling.
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The debunking of a fake news story is seldom as powerful as the story itself.
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Every now and again, a news story will come out that makes you physically cringe.
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That is exactly what happened: The hiring became a cable-news story about cable news.
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Two days earlier, Trump had tweeted the GIF, turning it into a national news story.
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The failing NY Times Fake News story today about breast feeding must be called out.
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Their disappearance became a national news story and federal agents were sent to search for them.
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Then we used our survey to estimate how many people saw a typical fake news story.
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Another good news story out of the decline in fertility: It's a sign of economic development.
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Bill Owens called for an investigation into his son's death in a news story published Sunday.
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So maybe this story — Henry's story, our story — becomes the greatest news story I've ever told.
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One fake news story before the election claimed that Donald Trump was endorsed by the Pope.
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Photo: APThis is a breaking news story and may be updated as more information becomes available.
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An example of contextual information about a news story that is now being shown by Facebook.
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People are angry about Amazon sharing this local news story about a delivery driver losing weight.
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There are some very obvious constraints when it comes to reporting a news story via comics.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with information as it becomes available.
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It is often difficult to tell whether a news story is genuine, fake or an advertisement.
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"This story grabbed my heart," Johnson wrote on Instagram with a screenshot of the news story.
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McDonald said she taught her son to call 911 after watching a particularly sad news story.
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The idea of stepping on our own good news story by going after this Russia collusion.
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My name could become part of a news story instead of sitting comfortably in the byline.
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The story has 45 reader comments — a lot more than your average news story typically gets.
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Flynn Jr. is dubiously known for promoting the fake news story dubbed "Pizzagate" in the fall.
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Those links could be anything from a popular news story to directions to an abortion clinic.
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Even more outrageous, the fake news story claimed that Liam, Apple's recycling robot, did it all.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Hunger strikes have been a recurring news story in 2017.
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MSNBC is showing footage from Godfather Part II to tell a news story about Roger Stone.
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The firm, Fusion GPS, "also worked for Russia," according to a news story Trump re-tweeted.
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CNN's Jim Acosta asked Spicer to name an example of a news story that was fake.
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It turns out a major news story that Ronda took the lead on wasn't properly vetted.
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The struggle over American democracy is my choice for the year's second most significant news story.
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"This is, damn it, this is not a good news story," Ms. Cruz said on CNN.
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He later stated that he was referring to a Fox News story on immigration in Sweden.
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Their support became a prominent feature of The Times news story as the day went on.
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If not, then all these endorsements mean is a positive news story on the local news.
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The researchers also found that roughly half the readers of a fake-news story believed it.
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While I wait for Mark's reply, my attention gravitates toward any news story about sexual assault.
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ISIS — and particularly its expanding caliphate — used to be a major news story in this country.
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Commissioner Cheryl LaFleur endorsed Powelson's view, tweeting "Great message!" with a link to the news story.
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Weigh the consequences of believing or ignoring a news story against the likelihood that it's true.
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Soon after that news story, other former law clerks went public with complaints of sexual improprieties.
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January 6 Trump: I'm a 'very stable genius' Sure, it was only one big news story.
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Go deeper: America's 22 deadliest modern mass shootings Editor's note: This is a developing news story.
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You can read a news story that's been referenced or watch a past conversation between characters.
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The video erupted into a news story on Sunday, when Mr. Trump posted it on Twitter.
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He has posted a video response to the Kaiser Health News story on his Facebook page.
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Ivana doesn't talk about this publicly, and she explicitly denounced a recent news story about it.
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The headline photo in this Daily News story sums it up better than words ever could.
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He asked me about a news story I wasn't involved in and didn't know anything about.
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Alefantis and his employees are not the only ones to fall victim to the fake news story.
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KSAT covered the dog's recovery in a news story, which was watched by a San Antonio family.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with more details as they become available.
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One more quick news story here that the media probably hates to cover, the president granted clemency.
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To bury the lead of a news story in order to keep people tuned into your show.
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She also translated a hoax story from a website that enables anyone to upload a news story.
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Prosecutors tossed Sierra's conviction 11 days after a BuzzFeed News story detailed troubling inconsistencies in his case.
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This is a news story based on a full investigation by BuzzFeed News and Correctiv in Germany.
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Similar fear levels were reported for the biggest health news story of 2009: H1N1/swine flu virus.
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" Mayor Cruz vehemently disagreed, saying, "When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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Pizzagate, a fake news story that ended up having real-world consequences, is a well-known example.
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His death became a national news story, probably because something about it seemed all too tragically familiar.
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated with new information as it becomes available.
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The menacing dogs reference the news story of the summer: Michael Vick's charges for organizing competitive dogfighting.
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In the survey of more than 1,000 adults, 23% said they have shared a fake news story.
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Notably, the original TorrentFreak news story didn't link out to pirate sites that are hosting the shows.
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This is a breaking news story, we will update it with new information as it becomes available.
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This song is about a news story I read last year that stuck out in my mind.
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Another recent news story says that Trump may be reaching out to right-wing extremists in Europe.
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"The failing NY Times Fake News story today about breast feeding must be called out," Trump tweeted.
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This might be a convenient way to distract attention, say from a damaging news story or two.
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Every day of 2018 was filled with some urgent news story of impending or currently unfolding disaster.
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The first news story I remember living through is post-war soap rationing in the early 1950s.
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That's the kind of context that needs to be in any news story about this particular finding.
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Part adventure, part tragedy, it gave the inside scoop on what had been a huge news story.
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"You're asking me to comment on a news story of somebody that's not been nominated," Burr said.
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The anti-suicide campaign gives Facebook an opportunity to frame its work as a good news story.
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A widely shared tweet highlighted comments on a local news story from Medford, in Jackson County, Oregon.
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But here's the thing: There's no way to explain what those fish mean in a news story.
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Chambers was scrolling through her phone last month when she came across the news story about Yang.
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There are complicated reasons for those decisions, reasons not easily summed up in a single news story.
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The promotion, by the Japan Sumo Association, was a top news story in the country on Wednesday.
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According to that report, Sessions wanted one negative news story each day about the then-FBI chief.
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Meanwhile, most people aren't always aware of fast fashion's ongoing problems until a big news story breaks.
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Well after the event has faded as a top news story, victims continue to suffer and struggle.
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Trump posted a Fox News story on Thursday that accused some of the jurors of political bias.
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Take a 2015 news story about a traffic accident in which the only casualty was a shark.
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The made-up headlines and publication titles still appear like any other news story in the feed.
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"It's a very good news story — 3.5% is at expectation for us for the quarter," Hassett added.
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No problem!" the president tweeted earlier Thursday, while attacking the Post's report as a "fake news story.
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The post went viral, and Medium soon found itself in the middle of a major news story.
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"Hardly a week passes without a news story revealing some potentially illegal conduct by Facebook," Slaughter wrote.
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Thank you, Oprah, for quashing what was shaping up to be 2018's most annoying news story.
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This entire news story has been driven by leaks from different factions of the DOJ and FBI.
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Perhaps recirculating this probably erroneous news story is the real danger of the so-called "fake news".
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This is a breaking news story and will be updated as and when more information becomes available.
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So how in this world where everybody's covering something, there's instant Twitter-rush to every news story.
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In one case, volunteers cited a television news story in Peñuelas, a town on the southern coast.
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Facebook let a fake news story about Megyn Kelly sit in Trending Topics for hours Yesterday, a more serious error occurred: a fake news story about Fox News commentator Megyn Kelly's supposed secret affinity for Hillary Clinton blew up on Facebook, landing it on top of the Trending list.
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Thus, each news story that relates to the political changes caused by the Trump administration can trigger us.
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Once, he made fun of me because I cried at a news story of an animal being abused.
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If there is frustration, it is because tiny Macedonia offers a rare good-news story in the Balkans.
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Did you get hooked by a fake news story — and can you debunk someone else's with legit facts?
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But don't kid yourself -- another bad news story -- and he'll be back with tariffs to change the subject.
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Michael G. Flynn pushed a fake news story about an internet rumor concerning a Washington, DC, pizza restaurant.
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It's unclear whether either Mercer knew about Yiannopoulos's connections to white nationalists prior to the BuzzFeed News story.
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We've seen just one disastrous news story after another these past few years, almost all knowable and preventable.
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But on Saturday morning in a cafe on the tournament grounds, a breaking news story penetrated Raonic's bubble.
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A plethora of side-by-side images and memes ensued and turned her into a national news story.
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When Alexa, the assistant in Amazon's Echo device, reads a news story, her prosody is jarringly un-humanlike.
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August 26thMore than three months after the trending news story broke, Facebook removed human curators from the mix.
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Facebook also stopped a fake news story that propagated a popular conspiracy theory about September 229th from trending.
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Third, come up with some sort of news story that is tailor-made to bring in the clicks.
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Maybe you're fine with someone retweeting an anecdote but don't want to see it in a news story.
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But now more people use Facebook and Twitter to share reactions, as opposed to just the news story.
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The now-deleted tweets, including one unrelated comment at the top regarding a Tesla owner news story today.
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A successful flotation of a minority stake in ARAMCO would generate a good news story about Saudi Arabia.
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The firm responded to a news story that said it would invest $1.3 billion in London's property market.
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What news story is being buried by distracting us with a glitzy royal wedding to look at instead?
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" She upbraided acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke, who described the federal response as "a good news story.
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Looking into the subject, I didn't find much—a few law-review articles and the occasional news story.
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"It is one bad news story after another," Democratic strategist Angela Rye told CNN's Jake Tapper on Wednesday.
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In every ongoing major news story there are "arcs" that the media develops to frame what is happening.
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President Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey may be the political news story of the year.
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Unite Union negotiator Simon Hemmings described it as a good news story for both staff and Rolls-Royce.
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CNN is pulling its daily Snapchat news story, "The Update," reportedly citing an unclear path to making money.
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" Thursday, Duke stirred controversy when referring to the government's response in Puerto Rico as a "good news story.
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" That prompted the San Juan mayor to tell CNN the island's recovery is "not a good news story.
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The Sanders article was not a breaking news story, but rather a look back at his legislative record.
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But this theory broke through to Fox News this week thanks to a confusing local TV news story.
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It's possible that aging Americans are less able to discern if a news story is fake or credible.
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But in the early 1980s, a former nuclear physicist named Stanton Friedman stumbled across the 1947 news story.
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"Donald Trump might finally have crossed the line," read the lede of Politico's news story on the moment.
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In another tweet from 2010, when he shared a link to a Fox News story on former Rep.
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But she and her mother did not keep quiet about the incident, which became a national news story.
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" The retort from Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz: "This is, damn it, this is not a good news story.
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In the absence of context, the line between wild news story and snarky meme can be exceedingly fine.
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Freeman, 80, appeared surprised when ITK informed him that he was the focus of a fake news story.
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What are the characteristics of a news story that might make it important for more than one day?
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But write a news story about that press release and you are subject to the 35-submission limit.
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"It's kind of a good news, bad news story," said ACS's Rebecca Siegel, who is based in Atlanta.
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The next month, the partners owed Surabian's firm again after it helped them respond to another news story.
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KABC-AM released Tweeden's material on its Web site, giving it the look of a proper news story.
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If there's any legs to this news story, I think there is additional upside, certainly through the range.
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Yes, the bottom of a fake news story, where I assume you would find the emptiness of space.
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His comments were written about in a Vice News story, but CNN has not independently corroborated those comments.
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Go deeper: Trump orders stepped-up military operations in Afghanistan Editor's note: This is a developing news story.
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The article shattered the previous record from 2016 for the most commented-on news story at The Times.
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In a tweet late on Tuesday, Trump said: "Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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Facebook's trending news algorithm simply wasn't sophisticated enough to distinguish an accurate news story from an inaccurate one.
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The most staggering fake news story in 2016 was that Trump was a populist of any kind, and the most stunning real news story for 2017 will be the degree that Sanders, Warren and other leading progressives will make this evident to a huge majority of voters after Trump is inaugurated.
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And yes, some parents have figured out how to email or text over a link to a news story.
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" Finally, he got on the trail of a Fox News story from yesterday: "Wow, @FoxNews just reporting big news.
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And we ran them only in the towns where we shot them, which turned it into a news story.
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Lombardy-Russia also shared a sympathetic news story about of one of the alleged mercenaries on its Facebook page.
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A Pew Research Center survey from December estimated that 23 percent of Americans had shared a fake news story.
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In each post, he slyly juxtaposes a news story about Trump with a photo from Obama's time as president.
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But what I take issue with is how quick we are to make a news story out of it.
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On Monday afternoon, the Amazon News Twitter account shared a local news story about a woman named Jackie Crow.
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A BuzzFeed News story Friday reported that Klobuchar had run an office ruled by fear and anger, citing interviews.
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She can't stand the idea of not being able to articulate her thoughts on any given major news story.
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Every news story must mention that the league and its players have billions of dollars in business in China.
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It was then, he said, that Horning showed him a news story about how police were searching for her.
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I happened to be watching TV, and that particular news story came on, and I was literally, physically ill.
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Candace Vance started the club in November 2009 after seeing a news story about a similar program in Boston.
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Expect CDRs to be a major news story for the remainder of the year as final regulations are published.
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But that's causing trending topics to veer off course, highlighting a false news story and various other mix-ups.
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It took place very early on, and long before the phony Russia Hoax became a "hot" Fake News story.
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Cornyn explained his comments to reporters Thursday after a Dallas Morning News story with his controversial remarks was published.
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Chinese netizens have turned to blockchain to share a censored news story about faulty vaccines given to small babies.
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But the popularity of a news story doesn't necessarily correlate with whether or not it deserves to be covered.
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"I knew right away, when I read that first news story that the unnamed site was GEDmatch," says Moore.
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Trump's abrupt reversal of Department of Defense policy was a dominant news story in the mainstream media last week.
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Well ... But then it's like a news story every five minutes now, so ... I think the stories are there.
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" Donald Trump earlier Wednesday called reports he is seeking security clearances for his children "a typically false news story.
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The bottom line is that it's easy to overstate how much a single news story can change the race.
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I'll link a news story, but I will caution that if you read the story, you won't forget it.
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Mackris's legal battle became a news story when Fox News filed a lawsuit against her on October 14 2004.
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Getting to the bottom of who and why will make a juicy news story, but it's also critically important.
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In fact, 82 percent couldn't distinguish between a real news story on a website and a "sponsored content" post.
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It's kind of like putting a human face on a big news story is how I would describe it.
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It was an incredibly emotionally resonant way to depict the kind of news story that can otherwise seem remote.
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" On Friday, Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke said the administration's response has been a "good news story.
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A recent study showed that 72 percent of people reading an AI-generated news story thought it was credible.
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Takeaway: The Giuliani news overshadowed the possible release of these Americans, which would otherwise be an enormous news story.
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Searches for "final election results" and "final voting results" also displayed the fake news story earlier in the day.
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It seems like almost every day there's another impossibly bizarre news story set in a certain Gulf coast state.
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Ed. note: This is a breaking news story and will continue to be updated as additional information comes in.
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It was where a 2008 news story about two New Black Panthers patrolling a polling place gained mythic proportions.
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He believes that the memo is the latest example of a news story that's turning the public against Facebook.
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Best when paired with a fact or news story that would probably get under the president's notoriously thin skin.
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Instead, the news story that emerged from the 44-minute segment centered on Harris and questions about her authenticity.
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The ABC News story first quotes liberally from the administration's public statements, finally mentioning Russia in the 10th paragraph.
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Far from being a top news story, it was practically forgotten after a few angry comments from state officials.
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Opinion Columnist A common type of viral news story in our age of American decline involves school lunch debt.
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These are just words arranged in a way that's different from a traditional news story, plus a few bullets.
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When Collins, Trump's other early House ally, got indicted, it was the big political news story of the day.
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Meanwhile, the top national news story at the time was the aftermath of the hurricanes affecting Texas and Florida.
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No one at Facebook headquarters is choosing what single news story everyone in America wakes up to, of course.
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Allow me, if I may, to preface this news story by telling you a little bit about Werner Herzog.
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Unless it's part of a voter suppression effort or a coordinated disinformation campaign, it's probably not a news story.
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Students should write a rhyme for the line from Step 2 that gives more information about the news story.
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But, why must they wait for a tragedy, or a national news story, to stop working with these websites?
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The Daily On the eve of our debut episode of "The Daily," President Trump delivered a major news story.
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How is reporting a story like this different from covering a news story like Brexit, as you have recently?
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The article was not a news story, she found, but a political ad paid for by Sierra Nevada Revolution.
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When Fox News host Laura Ingraham told James to "shut up and dribble," it became a national news story.
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Determining whether a video contains graphic nudity or violence is easier than determining whether a news story is accurate.
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On May 16, when Spicer was asked about the Fox News story on Rich's murder, he didn't acknowledge the meeting.
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In this chart, you'll also notice another, related good news story: that the birthrate has actually increased for older moms.
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So any news story that hit on this theme of rigging was inherently dangerous to the cause of party unity.
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According to Gizmodo, the photo is part of a fabricated news story from a pro-Donald Trump website called lifeeventweb.
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Outside of McNeeley's chilling written account and a news story in The Dallas Express, little information exists about the incident.
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Reynolds then asked directly if BuzzFeed News' story was about Victory Lab, admitting that Facebook was aware of the group.
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Just after Christmas, Facebook's Safety Check service was triggered in the city as a result of a fake news story.
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The shooting becomes a national news story, and Starr is in the middle, with people on both sides pressuring her.
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The top-performing fake news story in the analysis typifies the kind of hoax that succeeded on Facebook in 2017.
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The Trump Tower meeting isn&apost the only breaking news story that is actually embarrassing to the destroy Trump media.
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" Retaking Mosul – nominated for "Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a Newscast" and "Best Story in a Newscast.
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While it's unclear how the rumor began to circulate, Snopes points to a 2013 news story as a possible culprit.
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In 1974, Richard Nixon had been dogged by this annoying news story about a break-in at the Watergate Hotel.
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But such is our desperation for a good news story in 2016, the British press have largely ignored the disaster.
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The US Senate Commerce Committee today opened an inquiry into Facebook employees' alleged manipulation of the site's news story selection.
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The crisis was reportedly sparked by an interview with the Qatari leader that Qatar said was a false news story.
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Look at any major news story, and you know there's going to be a documentary that's going to tackle it.
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So yeah, on a very crude level, I think that news story tapped into something that I found personally horrifying.
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And yet it's become a major news story—one that's put Monsef on the receiving end of incredulity and suspicion.
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The hack, which U.S. officials reportedly believe was carried out by Russia, includes the posting of a fake news story.
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At the very least, for now, Gulliver has the rare pleasure of sharing a good-news story about the TSA.
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For the moment at least, both of these possibilities sound more far-fetched and improbable than any bizarre news story.
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You wait ages for one Good Morning Britain-related news story and then two come along in the same week.
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In Florida, harmful algal blooms (HABs) provided a summer-long national news story with no clear end solution in sight.
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For instance, here's an image, and news story, we would have picked if the quiz were going up this week.
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"Amnesty Don" is the headline of a Breitbart News story slamming the president for working with Democrats on the deal.
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Instead, it has been treated as a quasi-news story, to be caught before its moment on Twitter has faded.
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"Amnesty Don" is the headline of a Breitbart News story pounding the president for working with Democrats on the deal.
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"It's certainly been a good news story so far, but the work is far from over," Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt.
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"So the good news story about bloodstream infections falling is tempered by the rise of locally untreatable bacteria," Feasey said.
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But it has appeared, with some regularity, on the Times website, as an advertisement pretending to be a news story.
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Eight boys and the coach remain trapped, and the ordeal has been a closely watched news story around the globe.
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On the 10th day, a news story popped up on her feed about Turner's arrest on charges of sexual assault.
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Celebrity nude photos, posted by hackers, became a news story and jumping-off point for discussions about privacy and consent.
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Frankly, this news story about a cafe in India ripping them off is the best coverage they've had all year.
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The lead fake news story has Trump calling on Congress to approve $400 billion in funding to pay for it.
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Maybe then her pregnancy would have been treated as a minor news story instead of the catalyst for moral outrage.
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We're in one of those times when it feels like there's only one news story happening in the world: coronavirus.
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I still love finding a good recipe, but I have long maintained that every news story has a food angle.
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But JAB's portfolio of sunny coffee-and-doughnut brands in the United States made the revelations a global news story.
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She becomes the center of a national news story after one of her childhood friends is shot by a cop.
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Seniors crossing the border in buses to fill their drug prescriptions in Canada or Mexico is a perennial news story.
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For more, you can read the Times news story on the study or look up the results for individual neighborhoods.
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For example, a cruise company wouldn't want to promote deals near a news story about an outbreak on a ship.
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Once they have selected their stories, they should be able to explain what qualities make it a top news story.
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The news story uses professional, smiling photos of the two perpetrators and a mug shot of the (African American) victim.
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It was just, 'Oh this is a cool news story that will probably help women in the future some day.
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It had the veneer of a legitimate news story without having to abide by any of the conventions of journalism.
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Now it seems that another fake news story has prompted the defense minister of Pakistan to threaten to go nuclear.
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Most individuals would be horrified to have their name spotlighted in a major international news story — let alone their photograph.
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So when you hear a news story about a "raid," that means the FBI sought and obtained a search warrant.
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Do you have any second thoughts about the way you treated Donald Trump as a news story, during that cycle?
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The situation at the U.S.-Mexico border, cited by 2900 percent of respondents, was the second-most popular news story.
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How would its impact have been different if the article had been presented as a traditional text-only news story?
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At the same time, there's a strong pushback to that: It feels like a big news story drops every weekend.
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Neither of the women like talking about the incidents publicly, and Ivana explicitly denounced a recent news story about it.
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He sees a news story, obsesses over it, and embellishes it in his mind to make it even more terrifying.
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The coincidence made her arrival a news story in the Bay Area, with local media crowding the airport's waiting area.
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Vicknair also said that after the VICE News story initially came out, he pulled the brochure off of their site.
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If an illegitimate news story makes it into your Bing search results (or Google, for that matter), it'll still appear unadorned.
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But there's one thing that's stayed under wraps through every supply chain report, firmware leak, and news story: the phone's name.
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From the AP&aposs news story on Johan&aposs appearance before a judge, they learned that he had started to talk.
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The BoE, however, said in its semi-annual financial stability report that the FT news story "was not the initial trigger".
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A news story tucked into Trump's hands at the right moment can torpedo an appointment or redirect the president's entire agenda.
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As President, he may find a fresh tweet or two a day doesn't keep the bad news story of yesterday away.
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Three things are certain in life: Death, taxes, and President Trump tweeting his reaction to any news story he doesn't like.
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A YourNewsWire fake news story prior to the domain swap once received as much as 740,000 engagements on the social network.
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"No one accosted me with information," which happily surprised him given how easily someone could have held up a news story.
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But instead of continuing to put America on notice about gun violence, they found themselves amid yet another national news story.
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"That's what made the news story so interesting to everybody," he said about Matthew's bizarre interview and reaction to the news.
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When you don't have food for a baby, it's not a good news story... This is a people are dying story.
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If you weren't familiar with the news story, you wouldn't know the Time list recognizes both a victim and her attacker.
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It was a short piece published early on in the cycle that eventually merged together with the news story for print.
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This is a blog posting, not a news story built on reporting that can independently verify the claims in the Post.
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For each news story about plastic ocean pollution, there are others on people actively testing remedial measures and inventing biodegradable alternatives.
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The most recent fake news story spreading on WhatsApp, Chamisa said, was that he had been involved in a car accident.
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" Kika Tech also issued a release to say the claims in the BuzzFeed News story "are false and hold no merit.
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Hey John, thanks for touching on a news story the sports world covered when it happened a month and half ago.
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The prosecutor who ostensibly for the Justice Department is going to follow Justice Department guidelines, and that is a news story.
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It had higher ratings than the afternoon soap operas and became a national news story about sex, violence, and heavy metal.
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The couple were both living and working in Denver when Jonathan came across a news story last May about the initiative.
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This is an ongoing breaking news story, meaning the facts are likely to change as events continue and new information emerges.
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" Evans continues, "When I saw the brutal coverage in the pop news story, it actually showed me how far I've come.
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Usually these things are tied to some sort of current news story, but this time we sort of skipped that part.
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Late last year allegations that then Secretary of State Rex Tillerson called Trump a "moron" became a multi-day news story.
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It's a good-news story the media doesn't always seem interested in telling, but it's an important story to tell nonetheless.
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By any reasonable standards, the resignation on Saturday by Theodore McCarrick from his status as cardinal is a major news story.
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Here in Orlando, what happened at Pulse wasn't just a news story, another tragedy in a nation of man-made disasters.
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ELSEWHERE > The good-news story of America today: Upbeat trends chronicled nationwide and in smaller communities, by Tom Geoghegan, BBC News.
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Apparently it takes more than six years for the esteemed Gray Lady to understand the facts of a breaking news story.
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They're actually a year-in, year-out slog aiming to capitalize on any major news story to fracture the U.S. public.
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At its height, the incident was a major international news story, even making the front page of the New York Times.
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It feels like every other week, there is a news story about how she was judged for her parenting choices online.
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He knew he had finally broken through when, after AOL went down for a day, it became the top news story.
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Trump retweeted a Fox News' story that cited a single anonymous source — you know, the kind of source he repeatedly condemns.
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When a knife-wielding attacker went on a rampage at Ohio State University this week, Snapchat's news story was similarly remarkable.
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It's simply impossible to tell any good-news story when looking at the data from these moral, social and emotional spheres.
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Case opened at Sundance earlier this year, The New York Times did a news story looking into the veracity of the
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It was a news story broadcast by the Spanish-language network Telemundo on its affiliate stations in Miami and Puerto Rico.
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The director of the film, Shane Black, initially defended the casting and then reversed himself, leading to an ongoing news story.
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The Red Parts is, at least superficially, about what came next: a news story, a trial, a renewed process of grief.
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Klinghoffer was 69 and using a wheelchair, and his death became a national news story and inspiration for a 1991 opera.
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When the BuzzFeed News story was published, it seemed that that had finally happened — if the story was accurate, that is.
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The news story is certainly about the coronavirus, said Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott in Philadelphia.
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"By the time of the news story, we had a full criminal investigation open, focused on the secretary's conduct," Comey wrote.
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The man, Edgar M. Welch, told the authorities he planned to help rescue children after reading the fake news story online.
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Silver confirmed Friday he was aware of the Dallas Morning News story and the allegations made against team photographer Danny Bollinger.
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Kathryn happily advised me that she had finally found a controversial news story about which both she and I might agree.
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The Fox News story, however, concluded that Harris was answering the question about what music Harris was listening to when high.
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In 2018, for instance, we're more likely to find out about a breaking news story via a website than a newspaper.
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First off, it's an important news story, given the Russian involvement in Syria and the tensions among various countries and factions.
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President Trump said that the NBC News story is 'fake news,' and told McMaster that he is doing a great job.
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Saturday's dismissals were the latest chapter in a showdown over a news story published in October that has infuriated the military.
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I go twice a year and arrive each time on the heels of a major news story: SARS, anthrax, H1N1, Bedbugs!
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For every other news story and most news stories in general, the camera doesn't start rolling until after the news is over, and it's like, well what happened here an hour ago was this, but because it lasted so long, it was a breaking-news story, and we're getting that moment by moment almost like a sportscaster.
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Some will cherrypick an individual headline or news story to submit "proof" that, societally, the odds are stacked in favour of women.
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People using that flippantly is frustrating, too, because this isn't just a news story to us, to our families, to our friends.
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Considering "fake news" is now basically used as a pejorative to describe any news story someone doesn't like, will this be effective?
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Imagine, for example, that there's some consumer that mistakenly thinks some reputable news story being shared on Facebook is very likely true.
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See National News story NNSCRAP; George Wood was stiffed out of £160 by the person who drove off with his car.
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Individually, each of Trump and Sessions's policy changes may have amounted to a minor news story on the day they were announced.
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He also tweeted "U decide," alongside a link to fake-news story linking Clinton with money laundering and sex crimes with children.
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Comments are where many people share personal anecdotes related to a news story, and where experts sometimes share links to their research.
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Articles can get fact-checked and Facebook can create an automated system to produce factual information to counter a fake news story.
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" More recently, Horowitz called the media coverage of last August's violent events in Charlottesville "the biggest fake news story of the summer.
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"It's been very nice being the current good news story in a year that's not exactly been the most fun," he continues.
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"They're capitalizing on the best news story in the entire world and that is that revival of the American economy," he said.
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"It's probably the news story of the day, but there's probably no epiphanies or surprises that the market hadn't anticipated," Cronk said.
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The special counsel's office shocked Washington on Friday by actually issuing a statement about a news story, following months of stony silence.
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" Breitbart quickly worked up a news story with the headline "Muslim student claims that non-believers will be killed in Islamic countries.
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For example, April 16, the Herrin account posted a link to a Fox News story about a 27-year-old murder case.
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In our tests, it surfaced a news story about Brexit and one about the court appearance of former Trump advisor Roger Stone.
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Naked child in important news story now being re-posted and protested by thousands of people: still ultra-mega-very-bad – remove.
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" But the Washington Post's Margaret Sullivan argues in a new op-ed that "Actually, Melania, your disappearance is a legitimate news story.
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I had a list of excuses: What if there was a Slack message about a breaking news story I needed to cover?
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The hottest political tactic this cycle is forcing a candidate or politicians to defend themselves against a hoax or fake news story.
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The kitten's hero is happy to have helped the innocent animal and given the world a news story with a sweet ending.
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Originally, these stories were curated by a group of human editors who selected which articles would appear for any given news story.
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"And, of course, we love a good, happy news story, so it's nice to feel a part of it somehow," she added.
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The duo have continued to expand their empire on the right and the left since the first BuzzFeed News story was published.
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Neal Jimenez (Screenwriter): There was a news story about a kid who dumped a body and took his friends to see it.
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County coroner Nick Pappas said readers are more suspicious of news releases than they would be of a fully reported news story.
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He realized that he had, through a handful of late-night tweets, become part of an international news story of massive proportions.
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"You may log onto Facebook to look at cute cats or funny videos and then see a tragic news story," she said.
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The fake news story was riddled with spelling errors and typos and named the former Defense minister instead of the sitting minister.
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Well, luckily Chelsea Clinton does, and she's decided to enlighten us by sharing a scandalously hot fake news story from the 90s.
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And that's OK. Look, it's nice to hear an honest and insightful answer out of someone involved in a major news story.
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The beef brings two of the biggest attention hounds, usually in separate spheres of the media universe, into the same news story.
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Disney, beaches, oranges -- and possibly an unbelievable news story involving a "Florida man," a reptile and some dynamite -- are the usual associations.
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Derek Holt, vice president of capital markets economics at Scotiabank, said the quarterly GDP data was a "good news bad news" story.
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She stopped using it in 2016, after she read a news story about another woman who used it and had ovarian cancer.
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"The best news story of the first 28500 days is how many people are organized against" President Trump says @DWStweets https://t.
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Also in July, a state-run Iranian news agency accused Saudi hackers of planting a fabricated news story on its Twitter account.
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Your moderate conservative uncle clicks on a Fox News story, and six weeks later he's a frothing-at-the-mouth QAnon conspiracist.
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"Don't dismiss this as an interesting news story and distance yourself thinking this is something that won't happen to you," Edgerton said.
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A news story about his speech at a Houston mosque called him Muhammad Ali in the headline, but Clay in the text.
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In the second part, undergraduates were shown a news story about a controversial speaker from the opposing party visiting a college campus.
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"Then the fake document becomes the source of a news story distributed on far-left or far-right-wing websites," he said.
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Then at the center of an international news story, Rob Goldstone said he was taking a year off to live in Bangkok.
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" Stunned by this claim, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín responded: "When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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But more than 30% admitted they shared a news story online -- only to find out later that it was wrong or inaccurate.
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Shale oil (and gas) is arguably the best economic good-news story in decades, but it has to be allowed to succeed.
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He also pointed out that time in October when Trump cited an apparent fake news story from Russian propaganda outlet Sputnik News.
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I was letting a random news story that I had no immediate control over shape my mood, which, that can't be good.
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And after audiences turn their attention to the next news story, we see patients through their long and painful roads to recovery.
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" In a third email, she sends a local news story that says, "Stormy Daniels will appear at Columbus Strip Club in July.
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The younger Flynn defended one viral fake news story that drove a gunman to target a Washington, D.C., pizza restaurant on Sunday.
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Cormier said his story was "100%" solid and that his sourcing "goes beyond" the two law enforcement sources in BuzzFeed News' story.
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We've asked one of the best writers on the biggest news story of all — the Russia investigation — to be your daily guide.
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" Meanwhile, Article 11 of the proposal demanded that anyone sharing snippets of news story contents be forced to pay a "link tax.
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"This was the most local news story you can imagine," said Dan Horn, co-author of the main article with Ms. DeMio.
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It's crazy, it's like the confluence of every bad news story you could have all at the same time, it's just crazy.
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Donald Trump, first as candidate and now as president, is such a significant news story that responsible journalists must report on him.
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Although the coronavirus has been a public health crisis and major news story for weeks, this week it became the only story.
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It was jarring and disturbing and made a deeper impression about the vicissitudes of immigration than any news story could ever provide.
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Go deeper: Trudeau's pivot: Vows to ban military-style assault rifles, including AR-15 Editor's note: This is a developing news story.
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Then Comet Ping Pong, a pizzeria where Ms. Harris takes her grandchildren, was targeted by a fake news story involving Mrs. Clinton.
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Warm-Up | Tell students to respond to the following prompts in their journals: What makes one news story more "important" than another?
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Monica Lewinsky walked off a stage and that tiny act of self-preservation and self-respect has become an international news story.
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He shared a fake news story that claimed hackers had found video evidence that President Bill Clinton had raped a teenage girl.
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Neither the Board nor the Company expects to comment further on this matter at this time This is a breaking news story.
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It has become so that if we don't check Twitter for over an hour, we're afraid we'll miss some huge news story.
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One production, "Unspeakable Crime: The Killing of Jessica Chambers," was adapted from a BuzzFeed News story and premiered last month on Oxygen.
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Writing about every little conspiracy theory and fake news story circulating in the dark corners of the web risks amplifying the nonsense.
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The New York Times covered the wedding as a news story, sending Nan Robertson, then a reporter for the paper's Washington bureau.
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Horner came up, during the campaign, with the fake news story that a protester at a Trump rally had been paid $3,500.
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U.S. officials believe that Russian hackers planted a fake news story in Qatar's state news agency, CNN reported Tuesday, citing U.S. officials.
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But in this media environment, it's pretty difficult for a good news story about the Congress to break through and reach audiences.
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"The funny thing is, after the news story ran, we had more Girl Scouts show up over the weekend," Rakofsky told Mashable.
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The news story sparked a furor among powerful generals, who, throughout the country's history, have never been held accountable for their actions.
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The BuzzFeed News story sparked calls among Democrats for Mueller to produce new information, as well as talk of an impeachment push.
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The win, against Ireland at a Test match in northern India, is an increasingly rare commodity: a good news story in Afghanistan.
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" Chen's blog post goes on to comment specifically that the VICE News story "speculated on and challenged BlackBerry's corporate and ethical principles.
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And when Kelly argued that it would be a big news story "if Trump is a sexual predator," Gingrich completely lost it.
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According to a fake news story someone created two months ago, all Whataburger locations are about to close their doors next year.
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VICE News Tonight's "Retaking Mosul" was awarded the Emmy for Outstanding Continuing Coverage of a News Story in a Newscast on Thursday.
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I understand having to fit a news story into a very short amount of time, but this is taking that to another level.
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Hello and welcome to an Equity Shot, a short-form episode of the show where we dive into a single breaking news story.
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The benefit would only come "when eaten regularly as part of a balanced diet and healthy lifestyle," according to an ABC News story.
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But a news story using the wrong image has the Pitch Perfect star taking to Twitter with a hilarious thread about the mistake.
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When I went to The New York Times home page yesterday morning, I couldn't even find the original news story on the ruling.
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"When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story," San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz said in a news clip.
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After the published news story, MSU police received more complaints alleging abuse by Nassar, leading the department to seek assistance from Schuette's office.
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A STAT News story about Abushamma's departures mentioned the fact that her employer, the Cleveland Clinic, was hosting its fundraiser at Trump's resort.
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The race was right there in Queens and the Bronx, but New York Times never ran a separate news story on Ocasio-Cortez.
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"I've only seen the following notice," one employee wrote in an internal group called "Expectant New Parents," linking to the BuzzFeed News story.
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Sometimes a news story about a tech platform comes along and is so metaphorically resonant that you almost don't know where to begin.
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"In terms of the lawsuit I was hoping [the BuzzFeed News] story would give me more material to prove my case," Soggot said.
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To shift the election, their model suggests that a single fake news story would need the persuasive power of 36 TV campaign ads.
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For the AP to label its donor/meeting ratio "extraordinary" seems a term that belongs in an op-ed, not a news story.
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The heat in the Southeast is likely to become a national news story next week as all-time monthly records could be threatened.
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But a recent news story by BuzzFeed surfaced the term again in an unexpected setting, inviting the question: what is a deepfake anyway?
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On an unspecified date, she said, the women saw a news story about a famous man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women.
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The president then confirmed Sunday he was alluding to a Fox News story about crime rates and immigration in Sweden that aired Friday.
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Pakistan's Minister of Defense apparently made a nuclear threat against Israel after reading a fake news story, The New York Times reported Saturday.
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She still loves the city, but every murder, every new crime report, every new horrifying news story about the city makes her cringe.
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The latest of these—and the reason for the news story in Property Week—is to do with his label, The Paul Institute.
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Through daily pitch meetings, I grasped a better understanding of what makes a great business news story and how to structure a show.
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Every little thing she did became a national news story, until Roseanne inevitably began to soften in the ratings, and America moved on.
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In 403, the newspaper I worked for published a news story about a man who threw his wife out from their apartment window.
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"A news story tucked into Trump's hands at the right moment can torpedo an appointment or redirect the president's entire agenda," Goldmacher writers.
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VICE News Issues are multi-format, meant to tackle the kinds of stories that can't be summed up in a standard news story.
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We need to say to the world that anti-Semitism is more than another news story; for Jews, it is a communal tragedy.
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Think about it: How many times have you navigated to a news story online but didn't read it because it required a subscription?
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The special project involved the creation of a fake news story that linked Republican candidate Roy Moore to thousands of false Russia accounts.
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The project became a news story, a point of pride among residents, and a bright spot interrupting stories about violence in the area.
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It also made it tougher to know what a Trend was about without hovering over it to see a news story about it.
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Yesterday, a news story broke regarding a well-known PR company called Life or Death PR and its founder and CEO, Heathcliff Berru.
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A good news story, then; the occasional false alarm and resulting nuisance are surely worth the chance to detect a life-threatening problem?
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Every hiccup in this process becomes a news story, causing many Americans to believe that Somali refugees are "typical" refugees, when they're not.
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I'm sure you've seen the recent Pew survey that found nearly a quarter of Americans say they have shared a fake news story.
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But just this week, I happened upon a news story about a guy who had once killed a man with a single punch.
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The account grew a huge following (for 2010 Twitter standards at least, about 50,000), and soon became a news story of its own.
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Practically every year, there's a news story about Hermès's Himalaya crocodile Birkin — a white handbag with diamond accents — setting a record at auction.
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Their story was also on the front page on March 25, along with the main news story and the analysis by Peter Baker.
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Newman is the same professor who is a proponent of biophilic (nature friendly) cities and featured in a recent Changing America news story.
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Perhaps it is time to start thinking of this less as a news story than as a permanent new element of our lives.
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" But the Trump administration's response to coronavirus, as a Washington Post news story put it, is "breaking almost every rule in the book.
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The way BT takes a news story or a meme and runs with it is my all-time favorite thing online these days.
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How do you see signs of the virus, as described in the video from the warm-up, showing up in this news story?
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You can imagine a universe in which the Democratic primary was the major news story, and polling of Iowa would lead the news.
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Within the hour, it was the top news story of the day; the next night, it was discussed in the Democratic presidential debate.
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They looked to give readers not just the facts of a developing news story — in this case, the mayoral race in Bolingbrook, Ill.
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Any of them could arguably be labeled a senior administration official in a news story written by CNN or The New York Times.
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And then, one day last year, I logged onto Facebook to find Dr. Tyndall's face staring out at me in a news story.
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President Trump earlier Thursday dismissed the Post's report as "another Fake News story" while defending his conduct while on calls with foreign leaders.
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But it's a map with a good news story: None of the Maine counties will be left bare after Anthem's announced exit Wednesday.
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" In a scathing reaction, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz appeared on CNN declaring, "Damn it, this is not a good news story.
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Devon Maloney: What Adi says, I think, gets to the heart of the problem I have with the series as a whole: the most effective horror often lies in all the gray areas, because that's how we as a society end up perpetrating atrocities — day by day, news story by news story, one not-that-bad development at a time.
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The millions of dollars The Birth of a Nation was said to have earned at the box office was in itself a news story.
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She caught the attention of Black Girl Long Hair, who posted a news story about her plight, leading to a viral conversation about ownership.
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The evidence that the news story presents only deals with diet drinks, not the claim in the headline, which refers only to sparkling water.
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But the SPVM has had a particularly rough few years, and the most recent arrests are just another bad news story for the force.
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He'd just watched a news story about the rush for IUDs and suggested that she consider making the switch before it was too late.
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"Fake news" is a broad term that can cover satire, propaganda, conspiracy theories, sensationalism, and almost any given news story with a political bent.
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In 2016, he made the design in his spare time after reading a news story about Trump's travel to his various golf course properties.
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For Twitter junkies, he's a constant presence blasting out the latest news story, cable news video, or elephant conservation effort to his 23,2000 followers.
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Corwin noted that she also felt that Jolted was unique because it bridged the gap between a narrative story and an ongoing news story.
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" She also specifically criticized Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke for referring to U.S. response to the struggling Puerto Rico as a "good news story.
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"This was America's first pop culture cable news story," adds Christine Brennan, a sports broadcaster who worked for the Washington Post at the time.
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The 10-year-old slid up right next to his dad, seeming totally comfortable as he read a news story right into the camera.
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Over the last few months, Google started working with these fact-checking groups to include links to their posts in Google News' story clusters.
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The host of the 59th Grammy Awards covered pretty much every trending pop culture news story there is, from Beyonce's twins to Donald Trump.
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If the recruiter mentioned an upcoming company initiative to use a new communication platform, look for a link to a news story about it.
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In addition, Russian hackers may have planted a fake news story on Qatar's leadership social media platforms to deepen the rift among Arab nations.
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After enabling the skill, you can ask Alexa about any news story CNN is currently covering, like the U.S. elections or other breaking news.
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Al Franken (D-MN): FRANKEN: CNN has just published a story, and I'm telling you this about a news story that's just been published.
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"After a brief moment of channel surfing, Amelia lands on the a news story concerning the impending heat wave in New York," they said.
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Search "dog," on Google, and by the 23rd page you'll get a Seattle Times news story about the death of Chucky the cocker spaniel.
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Every news story and development spawns a social media life of its own, complete with memes, commentary, stories on those memes and commentary, etc.
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If you turn on the Fox News Network then switch to MSNBC, you're literally getting two completely opposite reports on the same news story.
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These strikes have been much in the news, and nearly every news story says the same thing: Teachers want better pay and better benefits.
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Cruz has since apologized, saying his campaign "updated grassroots leaders just as we would with any breaking news story" after previously denying any wrongdoing.
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" Family Planning, a New Zealand reproductive health organization, said in a statement Monday that the proposed law was a "good news/bad news story.
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Amazon's warehouse working conditions have been the subject of many a news story in recent years — and now they're being taken to the stage.
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A New York Daily News story from April reported that he cast his 2628 vote in Indiana and claimed a homestead tax exemption there.
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Fake news is making big news lately following a shooting at a DC restaurant that fell victim to a widely-circulated farcical news story.
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He told me that he had found out about Coleman the same way I had—from a news story, six years after Coleman left.
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So they spoke to the Associated Press, which published a news story about the SEC complaint the same week Zuckerberg was set to testify.
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We've all played the tycoon games and we knew what the EpiPen deal was at the time, when it was a bigger news story.
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The app was briefly pulled after a BuzzFeed News story earlier this year outed the researchers, but returned to the app store days later.
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Soon national radio and television stations were calling and the land offer was the top trending news story on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's website.
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Nielsen knows that if she says what the President actually said then it's the lead news story for the rest of the day (week?).
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Our Washington Bureau is assessing the summary in greater detail now, and we'll be updating the news story linked above and our live briefing.
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Some of them capture an economic or political mood; others piggyback on a cultural trend or ride the wave of a big news story.
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My intent was only to demand fairness in the coverage of a news story, but I regret the manner in which I accomplished that.
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I know far too many people who now throw up their hands at every news story because it seems as if "everything" causes cancer.
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It was a news story, as horrific as they come, and we're trained to keep our emotional distance from the things that we cover.
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As a news story it held its own alongside the sentencing of Bill Cosby and the continuing battle over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination.
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Arko had read a local news story about Currence's attack on Mary in the park and said it was discussed among the ADX guards.
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Did not go public with any information about the issue until a news story surfaced that described the contractors as "rattled" by the work.
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Phil Davis, a courts and crime reporter, began tweeting about what it was like to be in the middle of a breaking news story.
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The image on-screen then switched from the breaking news story — "Man Can't Find Car After A Week" — to a smiling shot of Davidson.
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True or not, one would think Taylor should at least be aware of an international news story that directly involves his area of responsibility.
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Republicans are clearly desperate for a news story to distract from Trump's obvious abuses of power, or for new information that muddies the water.
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Last week, Mr. Merlino, a computer science student at the University of North Texas, came across a BBC News story about the NASA request.
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In a 24-hour news cycle, it's obviously difficult for any news story to stay at the top of people's minds for too long.
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Lib media did a drive-by hit job on me today with a FAKE NEWS STORY that I am under investigation by the FBI.
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Duke's comment that Puerto Rico is a "good news story" has gotten a lot of play, but it has caused a lot of pain.
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Days later, in an email Musk sent to Ryan Mac, the reporter behind the BuzzFeed News story, he renewed his original claims against Unsworth.
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" In response to the ABC news story, Crenshaw wrote in his initial tweet, "Situations like this story are why we protect the 2nd Amendment.
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Some people asked why the essay was published in the Opinion section in the first place, rather than treated as a straightforward news story.
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And even if a bunch of publishers cover a topic because of a fake news story, that topic could still show up in Trending.
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Five alerts for one news story in one day is a rarity for The Times, and a grim marker of this shooting's gravity. Aug.
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An NBC News story suggesting the Kremlin was about to hand over Edward Snowden to the U.S. to "curry favor" with the Trump administration.
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It's relatively easy for people to find out where you are, thanks to the constant social media updates about your news story that day.
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In case you have never before read a news story about millennials: Young people are putting off marriage and children for longer these days.
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It turns out that the average voter saw just a bit less than one fake news story over the three months prior to the election.
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One would think that given a real news story or a fake one, both conforming to one's beliefs, that the real news would be preferable.
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It also appears that a representative for Facebook notified members of the Atlantic Council to a BuzzFeed News story about Victory Lab before its publication.
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Lafferty said she and her friends only learned of WOW Air's abrupt collapse after being sent a news story when they woke up Thursday morning.
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But, as a BuzzFeed News story revealed, they said they couldn't do their jobs properly because they were shut out of critical classified computer networks.
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Vandee also objected to wording in the original BuzzFeed News story that implied she had said the HBCU trip was listed on the physical itinerary.
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Europe FM's post was a Spanish-language write-up of a Daily Mail story that was based on a fairly sketchy local Chinese news story.
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A reader, Alyssa Pack, wondered about the use of a 14-year-old photograph to accompany a recent news story about a bombing in Jakarta.
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A recent BuzzFeed News story detailed how this form of low-quality traffic is often "laundered" through other domains before ending up on mainstream sites.
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Reporter Ken Bensinger and editors Miriam Elder and Mark Schoofs, who all shared a byline on BuzzFeed News' story accompanying the dossier, were also named.
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" Trump responded to reports of the second meeting in a series of tweets Tuesday writing, "Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is 'sick.
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AND I'M GOING – THE ELECTION CAN COME AND GO, THE NEXT NEWS STORY CAN COME AND GO. SULLIVAN: WELL, LET'S TALK ABOUT THE ELECTION, OKAY?
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A company will also sometimes hold on to bad news and share it when an unrelated massive news story breaks and has everyone's rapt attention.
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After her death, colleagues later found a handwritten news story she wrote in the third person about her own suicide attempt on the news desk.
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LIESMAN: ANOTHER NEWS STORY TODAY FROM THE BANKING REGULATORY FUND IS YOU'RE OUT WITH RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BANKS AND PROHIBITIONS AGAINST THEM INVESTING IN NONFINANCIAL COMPANIES.
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Some of the articles presented readers with "just the (congenial) facts": these survey-takers saw a news story showing either optimistic or gloomy economic data.
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Following BuzzFeed News' story, Poe described Rondini's case in Congress and said "she got the death penalty" after telling police she'd been sexually assaulted. Rep.
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The changes will help smaller and local news publishers who wouldn't typically appear in national news or at the top of Google's news story sources.
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After the 2014 World Cup in Brazil — at which point the countdown to Russia 2018 began — the annexation was still a headlining global news story.
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If the first event was a big news story designed for the media and elites, the second guaranteed a juicy morning read for the masses.
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Sci,Space,&Tech CmteDecember 1, 2016 The Breitbart News story aggregates a Daily Mail article that insinuates global warming is a byproduct of El Niño.
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Trouble started in Malibu around 1:30 AM. According to a 2007 MTV News story, Lindsay was downing shots of alcohol at a house party.
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If you don't care about a particular news story it's possible to skip over it and move on to whatever is next in the queue.
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In this case, the definition of feminism was itself the subject of the news story — an invitation for many people to look up the word.
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It once took less than 10 minutes for a breaking news story of a celebrity arrest to be confirmed and written up on the site.
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"Perhaps it is time to start thinking of this less as a news story than as a permanent new element of our lives," they wrote.
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The apology came after a spokeswoman for McCain slammed Hannity for sharing what she called a "fake news" story about the 2008 GOP presidential nominee.
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We indeed share in the utter detestation of every small-minded, often hateful thought entering Trump's brain suddenly becoming a 2628/28500 national news story.
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Trump confirmed speculation that a Fox News story about immigration and crime rates that aired on Tucker Carlson's show was the origin of his statement.
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So far, several radio stations in Canada and New Zealand have decided not to play Jackson's music unless it is part of a news story.
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Whether it's intentional manipulation or a journalist who accidentally gets something wrong in a news story, it can fall under the umbrella of fake news.
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Sometimes a news story breaks that is so entirely, purely batshit that I feel truly blessed to be able to share it with you all.
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There was also speculation that the AP's news story — picked up by networks and other outlets — would reduce voter turnout for both candidates in California.
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"All politicians bend the truth to fit their purposes, including Hillary Clinton," wrote the New York Times in an unusual critical news story last week.
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Instead, you'll need to hover over the trends to see a news story, user post, or an excerpt from the original source about the trend.
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A CBS news story on college kids partying on the beach in Miami on spring break despite Florida's social distancing guidelines is being widely shared.
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And now, a new Buzzfeed News story is reporting that the there was "a toxic, destructive, and, at times, abusive working culture" at the company.
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And BuzzFeed's site I looked at every morning and they always had kind of an interesting, hard-news story that I hadn't seen anywhere else.
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" I really enjoyed this write-up by The Guardian, which reads like a hard news story and describes Daenerys as "the one with the dragons.
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"Though most people think cancer tumors are bad, they're actually the way your body attempts to contain the harmful cells," one fake news story reads.
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The same goes for Volvo, whose CEO, Hakan Samuelsson, described production in China as at a "standstill" in an Automotive News story from early February.
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Given the scale, it seems that every year, no matter how much planning I do for features, an even bigger breaking news story takes over.
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Consider, for example, how an online mob turned a Utah teenager who wore a Chinese-style dress to her prom into a national news story.
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" The statement, published alongside photos of Mr. Simmons in a wig, necklace and dress, described his life as a "legitimate news story that demands coverage.
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In a news story aired on Transnistrian television, Chinese investors gawp at the size of the empty warehouses where their servers could soon be housed.
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It is very hard given the stakes and the starkness of the disagreements for any individual news story, even one this big, to move someone.
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My initial flight was canceled just as the Equifax story broke, and by the time we closed the first news story the night of Sept.
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Yet the craziest news story of the week is the real-life Orphan who may or may not be an adult masquerading as a child.
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Wednesday's tweet follows Trump's statements the day before that Google has "rigged" news story results to favor negative coverage about him from left-leaning outlets.
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My mind went straight to the December news story about a hacker who accessed a Houston couple's baby monitor and threatened to kidnap their child.
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The strikes were covered by the Post, but it did not appear to have aggregated a news story about the article published by The Mirror.
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It's the picture that graces the news story about grim job-loss forecasts or think pieces about whether the robots are 'coming for our jobs.
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The Global Times, a CCP-controlled newspaper regularly used to disseminate propaganda about the Hong Kong unrest, ran a gleeful news story about the game.
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"It's a totally false attack based on an old recycled news story," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said during the daily briefing on Wednesday.
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After she appeared in a television news story, she said New York gave her another SOTA voucher and she moved into another apartment in Newark.
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Should the resulting story disclose that the news organization has worked with the very oppo research firm that stands to benefit from the news story?
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On Thursday afternoon, Ms. Bee spoke about her nominations and the joy of not having to cover a big news story during a vacation week.
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Momo could be understood as a "fake news" story (spread primarily by local TV news stations) that happened to involve YouTube videos aimed at kids.
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What you found is that for a fake news story to have changed the election, it needed to have been as persuasive as 36 television commercials.
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That violence is directly pulled from a news story about a girl who was slammed to the ground by a police officer at a pool party.
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One fake news story has even led to a politician facing charges of blasphemy as a result of an incorrectly subtitled video going viral on Facebook.
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"On @hardball@NBCNews@MSNBC I meant to say 'Bowling Green terrorists' as reported here," she said, before linking to an ABC news story on the case.
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The social network then shrinks the link preview in the newsfeed so it won't draw the eye the way a standard news story is supposed to.
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It's the summertime news story that's become all too common – a parent leaves a young child behind in a hot car, leading to another tragic death.
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When you want to change the angle of any news story, you redirect it with a better question or topic – and that's what Trump did next.
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A local news story from Spirit Lake, Idaho details a twin account of a similar surprise for its local high school team, the Timberlake Lady Tigers.
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Two weeks ago when we were talking about him potentially flipping we were reacting to an ABC News story which had a single byline, George Stephanopoulos.
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Hoyer on Thursday also addressed a BuzzFeed News story, which revealed that some House Democrats have been talking to psychologists about President Donald Trump's mental health.
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The syndrome is explored in the Hulu series The Act, which is based on a BuzzFeed News story about Dee Dee Blanchard and her daughter Gypsy.
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One study found that reading a news story about a Republican who spoke in a church could actually prompt some Democrats to say they were nonreligious.
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Daisy and I were scanning stations in search of a song by a particular brilliant and underappreciated boy band when we landed upon a news story.
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By the time the first interview was over, what had started as a false alarm caused by Yuri eating too much had become a news story.
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For a full breakdown of why Trump said what he did and all of the associated facts, here's the BuzzFeed News story that breaks it down.
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U.S. investigators suspect that a fake news story planted by Russian hackers at Qatar's state news agency may have triggered the diplomatic feud, CNN reported Wednesday.
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Every fake news story seems to focus on how the entire scandal and its subsequent protests are a leftist conspiracy to bring down Park's conservative regime.
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This entire news story and all of the subsequent opinions had me sighing for a while — but none of it had to do with Oprah Winfrey.
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Whatever you view as the most important news story of this heartbreaking week, there is a strong chance that you feel it is personal to you.
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That fake news story from FOX and your not reading the story just a headline creates an atmosphere of hate against me that leads to ugliness.
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My hope is that we are slowly moving towards healthier, bolder, and honest dialogue -- one that cannot just happen after a tragedy or big news story.
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Or maybe you read a news story about that guy who got busted for running Silk Road, that site that sold drugs and other illicit goods.
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" The following day, San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz said on CNN's New Day, "When you're drinking from a creek, it's not a good news story.
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A recent BuzzFeed News story revealed it's connected to a DC lawyer, Dan Backer, who ran one of the biggest pro-Trump PACs during the election.
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" Consumer Reports public news story doesn't fully explain the decision, but notes: "A number of survey respondents said they experienced problems with their devices during startup.
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The resistance became a worldwide news story as the largest gathering of indigenous people in more than a century came together to protect the area's water.
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In the play, Radcliffe stars as Jim Fingal, a tenacious young fact checker who stirs up trouble while checking a news story by writer (Bobby Cannavale).
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If it seems like shopping for something on Amazon—like, say, a coat—is anywhere remotely close to becoming a trend, it's literally a news story.
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Amazon has an AWS data center in Ashburn, whose exact location was revealed in a news story last year due to a fire during its construction.
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You might think small business owners would realize after the 10,000th viral local news story that forcibly dictating social media etiquette of customers tends to backfire.
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Perhaps the most incredible aspect of the royal wedding was that it was one global news story that did not revolve around America's tweeting, disruptive President.
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A case that ends in acquittal will, therefore, be counted four times if it is covered in a news story and is pending for three years.
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"You're asking me to comment on a news story about someone who's not been nominated," Burr said, noting that Ratcliffe has yet to be formally nominated.
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Remember when a TV news story blaring in the living room about Alexa's ability to order products prompted people's Alexas to send dollhouses to their homes?
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NBC News' story says that Giuliani has warned Trump that Cohen is likely to agree to cooperate with prosecutors in a potential probe of the president.
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" "Well, Al Franken was a brand new news story yesterday and the President weighed in as he does on the news of the day often enough.
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This is hardly the first time the President has reacted to a news story on Twitter and, as a result, helped give that story more attention.
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If you wanted to make a bad news story out of it, you could look at the current period and see how big the gap remains.
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He may have been referencing a Breitbart News story published Friday alleging that the Obama administration used "police state" tactics to keep tabs on Trump's campaign.
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"Satan probably inspired him to do this, too," Cheney tweeted Sunday with a headline and link to a news story from the time of his arrest.
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It's a news story when Rosario takes a walk, so he has to hit for a high average to reach base at even an average clip.
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In the piece about Markle, The Sun was reporting on a magazine editor's comments about the duchess, while the one about Middleton was a news story.
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After the debate, Harris's national press secretary Ian Sams tweeted out an NBC News story from February about how the "Russian propaganda machine" is promoting Gabbard.
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But the efforts, prompted by a television news story about farmers' struggles in Farah, did lead to a presidential order that almost certainly had an effect.
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Would you ever decline to run a news story because you were concerned that running it would present too great a risk of a constitutional crisis?
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One window into the extreme divisions roiling the United States is how different coverage of the same news story can be in increasingly partisan news outlets.
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A woman at her managers' office in Los Angeles, when asked for a comment for a BuzzFeed News story, said "no, thank you," and hung up.
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Every few years, a silly news story is published about a man with 30 or more children who claims to be having fun doing God's work.
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It's one scandal after another, one embarrassing news story after another, one potential crime after another, one courtroom appearance after another, and one lie after another.
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Her situation was hardly unique, though it happened to become a national news story when she appealed the ruling—and the state supreme court upheld it.
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The Academy Award winner — who's appeared on and directed an episode of "Madam Secretary" — was himself the target of a recent real-life "fake news" story.
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It is true that a television star's unlikely rise to political power is a more interesting news story than the dusty campaign of an establishment politician.
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Three years later, in 2015, she came across a news story about how Hadden stood accused in a sex-abuse case involving six of his patients.
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For "Eaten Alive", Isaac based the film on a news story about an alleged cannibal killing that took place in a central Uganda region called Rakai.
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"It's just nice to not be at the pointy point of the spear for every news story he generated," she said in a recent phone interview.
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"Lib media did a drive-by hit job on me today with a FAKE NEWS STORY that I am under investigation by the FBI," Clarke tweeted.
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This week Kate and Alex were back at TechCrunch's San Francisco HQ to huddle over the week's biggest news story: WeWork's infamous CEO exiting his role.
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"They washed it as result of the first news story, and then nothing at all happened," one frequent CTA rider, Derek Barthel, formerly told the outlet.
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Why climate change is worsening public health problems Overall, this is a good news story: VOCs from fuel use have decreased, so the air is cleaner.
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Later, U.S. officials learned that Shokin's allies had tried to get Pyatt recalled, planting a fake news story claiming that Biden had agreed to his removal.
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The program can dissect a financial report the moment it appears and spit out an immediate news story that includes the most pertinent facts and figures.
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Jorge Rafael Videla, who had come to power in Argentina through a coup d'etat two years previously, was in desperate need of a good news story.
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OK, so when you see a news story with a lot of statistics in, what are the sort of things that might raise a red flag?
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That was the extent of the anti-Murray protest, which is probably why his appearance didn't become a national news story as the Middlebury incident did.
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The long-term price target reflects Croft's belief that because of oil's inventory excess, the commodity will be moving "pretty sideways" unless a major news story occurs.
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There are two options: either you have not slept all weekend, or you not have heard the truly terrifying news story about how octopi might be aliens.
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Whoopi Goldberg was the victim of a fake news story and is claiming that both her and her family's lives were "endangered" as a result of it.
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Trader Guy Adami said the retailer has gotten a lot of free publicity with the news story, especially compared with companies who ran ads during the Superbowl.
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Instead, it was the result of a fake news story about Hillary Clinton's 220 presidential campaign that proliferated on social media in the weeks before Election Day.
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"That the Republican and Democrat nominee for President received a standardized briefing on counter-intelligence is hardly a news story," White House spokesman Raj Shah told NBC.
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I kind of made a decision to focus on emotion and humanity over information, but this was the first ever breaking-news story to be carried live.
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But in this instance it feels a bit forced, an attempt to latch on to a huge news story rather than a genuine interest in Wenger's opinion.
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Google now tells The New York Times and The Verge that it has immediately suspended the program, and opened an investigation, after reading the Daily News' story.
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In our Google ad buy, BuzzFeed News used a news story as the destination URL that included relevant language that would be accepted by Google's advertising system.
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The rules also discourage Google employees from engaging in a "raging debate over politics or the latest news story" and to avoid conversations that are generally disruptive.
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While sharing information and ideas with colleagues helps build community, disrupting the workday to have a raging debate over politics or the latest news story does not.
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One thing that united a lot of these issues was they had a fast-moving news story on top of a poorly understood but very important topic.
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So here's our rundown of everything we've learned about the Metropol negotiation since the BuzzFeed News story was published, and the key things we still don't know.
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You’re telling me Goose the Cat wore a tie to the Captain Marvel premiere and this is not the top news story for the night?
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I suppose you'll have to fill in your own context for those plot points, as the video is not accompanied by a news story of any kind.
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The fake news story has generated more than 50,000 interactions (shares, reactions, and comments) on Facebook this month, and more than 730,000 Facebook interactions over its lifetime.
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Proving that a publication intentionally violated generally accepted reporting standards — instead of just missing a piece of the puzzle during a breaking news story — would be difficult.
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He said Tout turned off one traffic source in the wake of the BuzzFeed News story about Myspace and GateHouse after it tested high for invalid traffic.
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When eight people were shot at Burnett Chapel Church in Burnett, Tennessee, last week, an Idaho man posted a link to a news story on the shooting.
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Screenshot of The Health Ranger's news story accusing the CDC of a global conspiracyNotice the ad up there just to the right of the Health Ranger's story?
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Inside the app settings you can set up a 'quiet time' when you won't be buzzed by whatever breaking news story is about to hit the headlines.
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The start of this news story reads like a typical vaguely futuristic plot from a movie that isn't hard to imagine coming to a theater near you.
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That would mean Mueller would be complicit in that huge, massive scandal, and we will have a big breaking news story tomorrow for you on that issue.
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I think when a president says, "This is a [news] story, I disagree with it, this is why I disagree with it" — there's nothing wrong with that.
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The actor, 40, posted a hilarious video on Instagram Wednesday after a friend noticed Biggs had inadvertently become part of a local news story on Christmas trees.
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Avoiding these behaviors won't guarantee coverage of your startup, but they certainly will help you avoid killing your news story before it even gets considered for publication.
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I saw the news story and was empowered by another girl being able to tell what happened to her, that I thought I could now finally tell.
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During the earliest days of online news, modems used acoustic couplers and it cost a bajillion dollars a minute to read a news story on a computer.
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The cover combines Comey's firing with another recent major news story: the outrage last month when United Airlines security violently dragged a man from an overbooked plane.
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In the comments section of a local news story about her case, Powell appears to have defended herself against those who blame her for her daughter's death.
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She developed ovarian cancer and stopped using the powder in 2016, after she read a news story about another woman who used it and had ovarian cancer.
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Jennifer Latson: I first heard about Williams syndrome in a news story on NPR, where they were mostly talking about it in terms of the social aspect.
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The finale's focus on Margaret's emotional breakdown leaves little room for the dominating news story of 1974 — Ian Ball's failed kidnapping of Princess Anne on Pall Mall.
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Even for me, who fully knows an ad from a news story, seeing Clinton's smiling face when I've come to read the news can be rather jarring.
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Ripley also won the "Best Single News Story" for his reporting on Pyongyang's attempts to demonstrate its commitment to peace talks by destroying its only nuclear site.
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In fact, the trigger for his firing was the pending publication of reported news story in The Toronto Star, one of Canada's oldest and most respected newspapers.
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And if all the reporters on the live chat are up on the latest developments, why can't some of that make it into the main news story?
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And the media did what we do best, turning the internet's latest bout of disingenuous moral outrage into a national news story that dragged on for days.
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Per article costs vary but can be as low as $0.09 or as much as $0.59, depending on the type of content (news story, magazine feature etc).
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Indeed, we've found that when we show Related Articles next to a false news story, it leads to fewer shares than when the Disputed Flag is shown.
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As the news cycle turns at what seems an ever rapid pace, a Cabinet firing can only block out a bad news story for a brief time.
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A CBS news story on college kids partying in Miami on spring break and flaunting guidelines meant to limit the spread of coronavirus is being widely shared.
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It's become a perennial news story: A politician uses a hit song on the campaign trail, and the artist makes headlines by voicing his or her disapproval.
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That changed last year with the rise of "The Daily," the five-day-a-week, 210-minute dive into a news story from The New York Times.
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It was a fake news story in which discussed her being a lizard, that she was actually a lizard, and under her skin, she was a lizard.
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However, it appears that the footage was originally shot by AviSight as part of a news story for the CBS affiliate Las Vegas Now on February 26.
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The news story image in the claim was fabricated and the FDA and CDC say there is no evidence that the coronavirus can be transmitted through food.
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Op-Docs When I set out to make this film in late 2015, the battle over restricting access to abortions in Texas was a national news story.
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Chris Christie that would have ended the requirement that legal notices be published in newspapers, it was a rare good news story for the state's press corps.
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Previously, a user posting a link to a news story could edit details of the preview, like a story's headline or the brief summary below its headline.
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Here is Cambridge Analytica's full statement regarding the Channel 4 report: Cambridge Analytica rejects the allegations made in tonight's Channel 4 News story regarding its business practices.
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Hunter says he was inspired after reading a news story about the arrests of clergy from a range of sometimes warring faiths at an anti-choice protest.
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Rather, she takes the time to think through the implications of a news story, film, or comment by a celebrity, and tackles it in a nuanced way.
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A bride wore "Toy Story"-inspired heels to her wedding, and they were featured in a local news story about her and husband John&aposs big day.
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In August 2019 another Journal reporter, Chun Han Wong, was denied a visa and forced to leave after authoring a negative news story about Xi Jinping's cousin.
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Generally, we try to avoid identifying victims or showing unnecessary blood and gore, particularly if it is not central to the news story that the photograph accompanies.
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In comparison, Donald Trump Jr.'s statement and tweet about his contact with a Russian lawyer — the biggest news story of the day — was retweeted 17,000 times.
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So if everyone on average saw one fake news story and that one fake news story had a 0.1 percent chance of converting somebody who was a Clinton voter to be a Trump voter, we can follow that math through and say how much the vote shares in the election would have changed and whether that would have been enough to tip various states into Hillary Clinton's column.
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Just go to the drop-down arrow in the top right, go down to Report post > I think it shouldn't be on Facebook > It's a false news story.
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Hersher declined to comment for Fox News' story and said in an email that she was not "plugged into" how other NPR employees were responding to the scandal.
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The White House denies any inappropriate contact occurred, claims the FBI initiated the conversation and insists Priebus only discussed the news story, not the underlying pending Russia investigation.
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On this week's episode of CYBER, we sat down with Kim Zetter, the legendary cybersecurity reporter and the author of the original news story on the ASUS hack.
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Jerry Redmond says he recognized the two-story house shown in the news story as the same structure he and his fellow volunteers helped save just days before.
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Since BuzzFeed News' story highlighting her case, the New York legislature passed a bill specifying that a person in police custody cannot consent to sex with an officer.
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In a recent survey by Deloitte, a consultancy, business leaders cited the #MeToo movement as the news story that had most affected what they call "inclusive growth initiatives".
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State officials interviewed 29 current students who raised many of the same issues first detailed in the BuzzFeed News story — and added more concerns, according to court documents.
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The senator and her cosigners wrote the letter after reading a BuzzFeed News story examining the prevalence of sexual harassment in different industries, a spokesperson for Gillibrand said.
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Last year, he authored a news story stating the US military was preparing to mobilize 150,000 reservists for a possible war against Syria, Iran, North Korea, or Russia.
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The breaking news images of the attack were prominently published, and updated, in our news story and live-blog as the situation developed and before this sidebar posted.
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The notion of an actual fake news story in which a person deliberately makes up a false story calculated for maximal virality has rapidly faded into the background.
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Which brings up another issue: How many people who see or share a fake news story also see its debunking, which can come days or even weeks later?
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This E&E News story from October showed the White House reached out to the Heartland Institute for insight, whose work has concluded climate change isn't a problem.
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John Podesta There's a separate issue that floats through all this which is different, but also deployed by Russians and their actors, which is the fake news story.
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It should come as no surprise that a news story as big as the Olympics would lead to a few misses in the ocean of coverage it receives.
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I, as a journalist, love having hundreds of RSS feeds organized in chronological order allowing me to see every single news story published in my areas of interest.
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He had just left his post-acquisition job at Apple and was spending time with his new child when he read a news story about Tech for Campaigns.
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"Get a grip," John Cornyn of Texas wrote in a retweet of a news story about Booker's remarks at the Netroots Nation Conference in New Orleans on Friday.
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The evils facing our society are fascists, white supremacists (the former two overlap, obviously), and MRA types who comment "DOUBLE STANDARDS" on every news story covering sexual misconduct.
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"No, we're not going to scapegoat anybody, and I would note that the news story that our team passed on was true and accurate," he said in Goffstown.
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" His now-former employer, Allen Tate Realtors, said the 50-year-old was "in the middle of a news story that we don't want anything to do with.
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Comic Pete Davidson, a Staten Island native who graduated from St. Joseph by-the-Sea, posted on Instagram a photograph of a print news story about the suit.
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"I think that's been actually the best news story of the first 100 days: how many people are organized against President Trump's irrational and extreme agenda," she added.
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Athar didn't know it then, but with that one sentence, he had become the first person to report on a blockbuster news story that would grip the world.
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In the past, anyone could memorialize an account, for example by sending Facebook a news story, and the process sometimes happened before the person's loved ones were ready.
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Go deeper: He highlighted this Bloomberg piece on industry adoption of advanced tech and data analysis, and this Dallas Morning News story on industry employment trends and technology.
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In the context of a complete news story, however, reporters can provide a greater sense of why that information was accepted and include the perspective of other sources.
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All it took was 72 hours, and a false news story in the heat of a polarizing US election season, to show how fallible its algorithms can be.
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From niche products to personalization, how companies deliver on and measure the success of their customer experience will separate successful subscription businesses from the next unflattering news story.
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In fact, when a satirical news story about Franklin punching LaBelle appeared on humor site News Nerd, Franklin reportedly filed a $10 million dollar lawsuit against the publication.
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People are enraged because by any reasonable reading of the news story, a man raped a preteen girl, repeatedly, and he'll spend two months in jail for it.
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Lieu retweeted a post from the veterans advocacy group VoteVets that included a link to a Yahoo News story alleging Kaepernick's skin had been darkened in the ad.
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In part, I guess because some of this had come out through the intelligence agencies already, but in a normal world this would be a giant news story.
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Although there's something strangely reassuring about the fact that such a horrible news story could not only produce trolling attempts online but also reasoned responses to those attempts.
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They will have to avoid letting the President control the news story, as often occurred during the campaign, by covering each one of his controversial tweets and statements.
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On October 3, 20153, a Sicilian prosecutor named Calogero Ferrara was in his office in the Palace of Justice, in Palermo, when he read a disturbing news story.
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Durant visits the Oval Office and is confronted by a news story in which Petrov admits she had little to do with the Russian deal at the G7.
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Google's News vertical was updated last year with an AI-powered redesign, which included a "Full Coverage" feature to get a more holistic view of a news story.
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President Trump railed against "anonymous sources" in a pair of Wednesday tweets, urging his supporters to "stop reading" a news story if they see an anonymous source cited.
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Perry, 46, made his offer after he watched a local news story featuring the girls' mother in which she said the funerals were a financial struggle, WSB reports.
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Rucka believes she won her first for covering the arrival of Superman, but that is often the news story that helped establish the bona fides of Clark Kent.
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But once you "know" that a putative charity is really just a nexus of corruption, then even the failure to be swayed by contributions becomes a news story.
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"I think he just wants to be able to try out a joke and not have it become a national news story," said Dworman, the Comedy Cellar owner.
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The Breitmans had also hired Strange Brew Strategies, a U.S. communications company, to promote their project, and Reuters wrote a news story on May 5 about Draper's involvement.
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So for example, if you do a breaking news story and it pops up at the top of the search results, but guess how long it stays there?
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It was a fine line for me to try to walk, wanting to be an impartial journalist and having an experience in a news story that was relevant.
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Someone had sent a link to a news story: "We have an orchestra here," were the words a border patrol agent said in a recording released by ProPublica.org.
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Speaking to a grieving parent for a breaking news story is hard enough, but this — opening an old wound for a piece of my own design — felt worse.
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" Trump's Twitter outburst appeared to be a response to an NBC News story headlined "Companies Are Recycling Their Old News to Avoid Being Blasted in a Trump Tweet.
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While 1.5 billion people go to YouTube every month specifically to watch videos, Facebook users stumble upon videos among a friend's vacation photos or in a news story.
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In response, Bloomberg's campaign manager, Kevin Sheekey, tweeted a Bloomberg News story that analyzed how Bloomberg has offered few details to back up his trillions in proposed spending.
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Feed it a fake headline, for example, and it will write a news story; give it the first line of a poem and it'll supply a whole verse.
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A story saying, we have no idea what the effect on the race will be, and it's likely there will be none, isn't much of a news story.
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