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Meanings of senior correspondent in English

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Usage of senior correspondent in English
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This week I caught up with Lara O'Reilly, senior correspondent at Digiday.
The Irish Times
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Melissa Doyle is the host and senior correspondent on Seven's Sunday Night.
News.com.au
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The senior correspondent now started to read out his own work.
The street philosopher
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The senior correspondent was finding the experience of battle extremely invigorating.
The street philosopher
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Darren Olivier, a senior correspondent for the African Defence Review, echoed these sentiments.
The South African
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Damian Wroclavsky is a senior correspondent with the Spanish-language service in Buenos Aires.
Reuters
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The senior correspondent lowered the telescope immediately and turned towards them.
The street philosopher
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Sami joined Reuters in Jerusalem in 1989 as a senior correspondent.
Reuters
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When they had all partaken, the senior correspondent straightened his lapels, suddenly businesslike.
The street philosopher
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The senior correspondent sighed, picking a shred of loose tobacco from his lip.
The street philosopher
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This is Adam Rogers, senior correspondent covering the coronavirus crisis.
Wired
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The senior correspondent had been gone only a minute or so when Styles recovered.
The street philosopher
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The senior correspondent paused, listening with a tolerance his junior knew would be but momentary.
The street philosopher
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Naomi Klein is a senior correspondent for the Intercept.
The Guardian
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This magnified view of the fighting made even the indomitable senior correspondent falter for a second.
The street philosopher
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Among them are media reporter Jon Fine, technology columnist Steve Wildstrom and senior correspondent Rob Hof.
Reuters
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Senior correspondent across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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