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Meanings of newsworthy in English

Newsworthy.

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Usage of newsworthy in English
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GS: The premise of most media is that only conflict is newsworthy.
Feminist dot com
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This, in RTE's opinion, was the most newsworthy event of the day.
The Irish Times
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In spite of the human costs, journalists should print what is newsworthy.
The new yorker
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These stories are newsworthy because they have yet to be fully told.
The Irish Times
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In that complex world, even a handshake is a newsworthy policy decision.
The Guardian
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Baxter had a reputation as a skilled interviewer who scored newsworthy guests.
Deadly Heat
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But lethal attacks in major cities are clearly newsworthy and must be reported.
Radio NZ
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In particular, they should stop overvaluing police accounts of newsworthy incidents.
The Guardian
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Heaven Can Wait Verizon's presentation at CES included marquee speakers and newsworthy demos.
Wired
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Trump events were becoming more and more newsworthy -even without the candidate.
The Guardian
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The truth is that the Bush sisters always promised to do something newsworthy.
The Guardian
12
Or maybe you could remove it and put something newsworthy in its place?
The Irish Times
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Stranger abductions, though far more newsworthy, accounted for only a fraction.
Fortunate harbor
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Not surprising- amotorvehicle accident involving teenage boys was tragic, but not newsworthy.
Exit strategy
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He thinks you're too newsworthy to plant in his office now.
Career of Evil
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Why were Whittaker and Randall's attempts on the line more newsworthy?
Climbing Magazine
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