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Meanings of headline in English
Usage of headline in English
1
Which means we clearly should have used said joke in the headline.
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It's not difficult to work out which headline is for which paper.
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The true cost next year will be about half the headline figure.
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Environment Programme said in a headline over a statement launching the theme.
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However, all is not quite as rosy as the headline numbers suggest.
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Many companies already pay less than the headline 35 percent tax rate.
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The headline across the top read, President to Hold Noon Press Conference.
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Remember those halcyon days when Brexit was the subject of every headline?
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Messages from space had not been headline news for a long time.
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She also bought a morning paper with a headline that fascinated her.
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But the headline number leaves out much of the Covid-19 economic story.
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However, while headline growth remains robust, it has not been broad based.
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The Telegraph makes sure to put 'Irish' in the headline this time.
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How much does it cost to book a headline act these days?
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And mega-billion-dollar mergers in the telecom industry once again headline the news.
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Behind every court award and newspaper headline is a personal human tragedy.
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Headline through the time
Headline across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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