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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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ведущий телепередач Portuguese
apresentador Spanish
anfitrión de televisión Catalan
presentadora de televisió Person who introduces or hosts television programs.
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The ships dropped anchor; the boats were lowered; the people went ashore.
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EU membership is widely seen as an anchor for the reform process.
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The anchor plunged into the water of the harbour; the shrieking ceased.
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After numerous storms, the sea is still there, anchor Kang Hui said.
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Currently we have an 'anchor' tenant in the form of, Emirates Airlines.
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The anchorman paused and then said, A third explosion has been reported.
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A classic school portrait showed as a backdrop to a grimfaced anchorman.
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Producer and anchorman is the award winning Radio Ulster presenter Mike Edgar.
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Mike Nesbitt was a former television anchorman who abandoned broadcasting for public service.
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Best of all, as anchorman Johnny Hansom, Ryan sends himself up mercilessly throughout.
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Long Ago by Herbs is chosen by newsreader and Musician Greg Boyed.
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Today show newsreader Tom Steinfort compared the picture to an album cover.
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The newsreader and celebrity Anna Ford has ridiculed Britain's Press Complaints Commission.
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Fellow newsreader Mike McRoberts then took over the reading of the story.
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When the broadcasts began early in May 1941 I was the principal newsreader.
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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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If you see this individual, contact the authorities immediately, the anchorwoman said.
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The image on the screen quickly shifted back to the CNN anchorwoman.
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On her way, she passed Michele Feisler-thenew young anchorwoman-workingat her cubicle.
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India looked safe for silver until Ghana's anchorwoman chased them down.
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In awed tones, an anchorwoman explained that such incidents are not without precedent.
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Sky sports news presenter falls off chair … or was it a ladder?
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Wark is not the first news presenter to become a viral dance star.
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TVNZ news presenter Greg Boyed who was battling depression has died in Switzerland.
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Harry Roselmack became the first non-white news presenter on France's TF1, just eight years ago.
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The much-loved Kiwi news presenter and family man, Greg Boyed, was mourned greatly by New Zealanders.
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Former television news anchor Alan Cohn won the district's Democratic primary.
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On April 20, television news anchor Jorge Orellana was shot in the head as he left his station's studio in the capital Tegucigalpa.
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A tsunami tears through a tropical beach town, causing a French television news anchor (Cecile de France) to have a near-death experience.
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For instance, television news anchor Cheryl Wills has spent the last 23 years at New York City's 24-hour news channel, NY1.
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The importance of the political views of television news anchors is chronically exaggerated.
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Tricia was a TV anchor person, and New York was where most of the world's TV was anchored.
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A former American TV anchor also accused Spacey of sexually inappropriate behaviour.
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Soon after, it emerged Mr Bezos was dating TV anchor Lauren Sanchez.
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I saw a Peruvian TV anchor with a sweat-soaked pastel blazer.
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TV anchors narrating the footage sounded shaken as it appeared on-screen.
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Tear gas visible and realized, as TV anchors choke in their live coverage.
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Less of Tom Bradby's rather good impersonation of an American news anchor.
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The local news anchor spoke through static about the Economic Opportunity Act.
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This is Mr Trump's second high-profile spat with a female news anchor.
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The country's favourite news anchor is ready to get back to work.
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The news anchor could not believe the amazing talents of the boy.
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Wait for it, the state television anchor said, without giving further details.
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It follows the detainment of Beijing-based Australian television anchor Cheng Lei last week.
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Afterwards he spoke to Nompumelelo Siziba, a business news and television anchor and reporter.
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Price added that as a well-paid television anchor, he has a lot less to complain about than many recession-battered Americans.
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The government has ordered Internet service providers to block the Twitter accounts of veteran journalist Kanchan Gupta and television anchor Shiv Aroor.
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IOWA'S 1ST DISTRICT Freshman Democrat Abby Finkenauer, who flipped the district two years ago, faces former television anchor Ashley Hinson, a Republican.
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Bryan Cranston won his second Tony as the unhinged television anchor man in "Network," a stage adaptation of the 1976 movie.
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Media reports last month on ousted wealth management chief Todd Thomson's friendship with CNBC television anchor Maria Bartiromo added to the pressure on Prince.
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Obama also talked with a television anchor from Iowa, home to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, who has helped lead efforts to block Garland.
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One wonders if such a statement would have been made if the television anchor had obediently signed on the dotted line of her new contract.
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Television anchors from Rachel Maddow on the left-leaning MSNBC, to Bret Baier on the right-leaning Fox News, praised his accuracy.
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Parker said that Palin's performances during her interviews with the networks television anchors had revealed that she didn't know much about anything.
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