Significados de frontpage en inglés

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Such was the main frontpage headline on a recent edition of the Turin daily, La Stampa.

ALMOST A year after it ended in Europe, the fallout from the second World War was still frontpage news.

Despite this, the inquiry has continued to make frontpage news and TV news channels have carried extensive live coverage.

The aid workers at Kakuma were distraught, to be sure, but there was no worldwide outpouring, no frontpage obituaries.

Among those fearing such an outcome was John Charles McQuaid, the Catholic archbishop of Dublin, as this pre-election frontpage report indicates.

The frontpage of The Guardian features a photograph of lastnights gathering in Paris, with an illuminated sign spelling out their rallying cry: 'not afraid'.

The communist newspaper l'Humanité devoted its frontpage to the American satirist, showing him as a Statue of Liberty wearing a smile and a baseball cap.

What they created was FrontPage, a powerful menu-driven Web authoring tool and server.

The sport has rarely featured on the frontpages as much as it has in the past 12 months.

From 1859 to the early 1940s frontpages primarily contained adverts.

In an interview with FrontPage, Gaubatz says he saw "truck loads of animals were being brought in during the middle of the night."

After Visual C++, Larson-Green became program manager for Microsoft's website builder FrontPage and then oversaw user interface design for Office XP and Office 2003.