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Meanings of journo in English
Person who collects, writes and distributes news and other information.
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periodista corporatiu In charge of the management, through communication of perceptions and strategic relationships between an organization and its internal and external stakeholders.
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Examples for "propagandist"
Examples for "propagandist"
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The path of the propagandist of social justice is strewn with thorns.
2
Builder, political governor, religious propagandist, reformer, patron of the arts and science.
3
Clearly, Jacques Bardoux has chosen to play the role of the propagandist.
4
The plums went to Protestants when the propagandist talked to a Catholic.
5
Practically speaking, the essence of propagandist Islam was a sentiment like this.
Usage of journo in English
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Clennell is not the first News Corp journo to jump between mastheads.
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The journo whose phone it was said his phone was acting up.
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That doesn't make it safe. Boxing journo Dan Rafael was also lukewarm.
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I've been a journo for a long time and am married to one.
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I think in future I'll stick to being a journo.
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Some journo had asked him: "Would you describe these people as GENIUSES?"
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But, traditionally at least, "turning" a journo is usually a pretty simple matter.
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Almost no journo could say no to Mr Teli.
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Because he would never accuse a journo of bias.
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Los Angeles sports journo Ramona Shelburne recalls a grubby affair that ultimately changed basketball for good.
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What the Spin journo found instead was that he was taking a long trip through dullsville.
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Six journo characters in search of some play.
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One journo who disagreed with that sentiment was Lawson's boss, AAP's editor in chief Tony Gillies.
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Rajan marginalized many a gifted Goan journo because he perceived them as threats to his position!
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My housemate is a local soccer journo and he seems to pronounce Dikgacoi's name differently every time.
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AP journo isn't even asking me questions.
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Journo through the time