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Meanings of newscaster in English
Russian
новостной ведущий Portuguese
apresentador de notícias Spanish
presentadora de noticias Catalan
presentador de notícies Person who presents news during a news program.
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Spanish
charming kitten Iranian cyberwarfare group.
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Examples for "phosphorus"
Examples for "phosphorus"
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Nitrogen and phosphorus are the nutrients of most concern to New Zealand.
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For it is the sulphur and phosphorus that make the iron brittle.
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The first suggestion was phosphorus, in the chemist's sense of the word.
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The phosphorus burnt clean through my pocket and fell on the ground.
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Reasons for interindividual variation in steady-state serum phosphorus concentrations are largely unknown.
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Phosphorus is also known by APT 35, Charming Kitten, and Ajax Security Team.
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ClearSky also linked the hacking attempts to Charming Kitten, describing the individuals targeted as Israeli academics or researchers who study Iran.
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The hackers behind the cyberattacks are part of a hacking team called ' Charming Kitten' that has long been associated with the Iranian government.
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The reporters had nothing to do with the messages, which Certfa believes were sent by an Iran-linked hacking group often nicknamed Charming Kitten.
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Also, given their lavish cyberwar budgets, you have to wonder why Charming Kitten doesn't just start a publishing house, maybe open a few bookstores.
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Phosphorus is also known by APT 35, Charming Kitten, and Ajax Security Team.
Usage of newscaster in English
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The newscaster had made a fuss over that issue also, of course.
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Now the newscaster opened with a line that made him take notice.
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It will be mission-based, service-focused, Mrs. Obama told ABC newscaster Robin Roberts.
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After the newscaster finished, there was an awkward silence in the room.
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A newscaster spoke above the graphic, his face grim, his voice serene.
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I was about to provide a peevish response when the newscaster's words registered.
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In some areas, the newscaster went on, public gatherings had been canceled temporarily.
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Like a newscaster reciting a story that had long since lost emotional impact.
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She had the look of a CNN newscaster: poised, perky, congenial.
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Rory talked on, drowning out the newscaster's voice with his diatribe.
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I look up and see a newscaster sitting at a desk and speaking.
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The newscaster disappeared and was replaced by a blonde selling cosmetics.
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The newscaster started moving his lips, only I wasn't paying attention.
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Inside the room, we made connection with a newscaster's blaring voice.
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The newscaster said Mitch Lewis was not available for comment.
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Turn it up, will you? Chris listened to the newscaster recap the feature story.
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