Introductory summary part of a text such as a news article.
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Examples for "lead"
Examples for "lead"
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The reality is that young people must lead the revolution, he said.
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They lead to new ideas, new processes, new products and more efficiency.
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However, it wants concessions which might lead to a longer school year.
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Directly granting privileges to accounts, however, can lead to significant security problems.
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The result has seen Dr Kerryn Phelps' lead slightly reduced to 1626.
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An Unlikely Silicon Union Alright, I'm aware I buried the lede here.
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EditorsNote: fixes spelling of Pavilion in lede Houston pulls off upset of No.
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Which is burying the lede.
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EditorsNote: Makes some cosmetic tweaks to lede; corrects and adds details in seventh graf Jordan Lyons scored 20 points and No.
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The lede deals with rumours that Craig is training heavily to get back into shape for the film they're calling Bond 25.
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Similarly, XML could tag information as the lead paragraph in body text, pictures, or news headlines.
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This is no marauding killer, he said, thinking of the lead paragraph on Joe Binder's front-page piece.
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He'd get the lead paragraph.
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The lead paragraph read:
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He would give his left nut to be hard at work instead of writing and deleting the lead paragraph over and over.
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The result is to favour small, compact minorities, and to lead sections to scheme to get representation on the lowest possible terms.
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Upon the first volley from the Canadians one man in the leading section of the Fenian advance guard was shot dead and others wounded.
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This has now led sections of the congressional Republican Party to support a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq in defiance of the White House.
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"Trench Cleaners" usually march immediately after the leading sections and may be taken from the support sections.
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The young conductors took turns leading sections of the opening piece, Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition", and were enthusiastically applauded for their round-robin effort.
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This article has been amended to correct a dating error in the standfirst.
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The standfirst originally stated that the character Dr Norton Perina was a Pulitzer Prize-winner.
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References in the standfirst and article to the actor being "paid" a settlement have also been amended accordingly.
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Whilst the standfirst is good for SEO and is generally useful, this text is not as compelling as the actual video.
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Also the standfirst and the article have been corrected to make it clear that the OLGR has said Appco will be investigated.
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The standfirst of this article was rewritten at 14:00 on 7 July at the request of the author.
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An earlier version implied in the standfirst that it was chief medical officer Chris Whitty who suggested that half a million people could die.
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The standfirst of this piece was edited on September 24 2013 to reflect the fact that the consultation refers to England's public forests, not Britain's.