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Meanings of Newspapers in English

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Usage of Newspapers in English
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Media & Marketing: Associated Newspapers Ireland will introduce a daily mid-market tabloid.
The Irish Times
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Independent Newspapers has appointed Mr Garret Doyle as its new media director.
The Irish Times
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Also read: In Headlines: Newspapers around the world shocked by Mugabe defiance
The South African
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News Group Newspapers is owned by News Corp, the publishers of news.com.au.
News.com.au
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A spokesman for Independent Newspapers late last night declined to comment farther.
The Irish Times
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Before taking on that role, he was managing director at Associated Newspapers.
BBC
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Paul Field replaces Ted Verity as editor-in-chief of Associated Newspapers' Irish titles.
The Irish Times
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Palm Beach Newspapers Inc is owned by privately held Cox Enterprises Inc.
Reuters
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He was also a member of the board of Independent Newspapers plc.
The Irish Times
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The sale was made through the company's wholly-owned subsidiary, Sunday Newspapers Limited.
The Irish Times
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Davy Stockbrokers is forecasting upside for investors with shares in Independent Newspapers.
The Irish Times
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However, newspapers have listed possible measures that Ankara might take against France.
Reuters
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Newspapers must introduce new work practices and substantially reduce costs, it says.
The Irish Times
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As far as Britain's national newspapers were concerned, they certainly did not.
The Guardian
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Newspapers gave daily reports on the best places to get a view.
A short history of nearly everything
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The case once again hit the front pages of newspapers across Europe.
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