n. a person employed by a newspaper or magazine or radio or television station to gather or write or report news
There was a conclave of reporters trying to decide what story to run.
There was a conclave of reporters trying to decide what story to run.
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How did the war reporters get their stories to New York?
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The reporters were briefed about the President's economic plan.
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Tiger Woods was the cynosure of reporters and fans a like.
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What did Ruth Elder lie about that reporters found out?
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Which event led to Charlie being noticed by reporters and the media?
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What did the reporters call the editor of Cincinnati's newspaper?
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A gaggle of reporters surrounded the champion.
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What did Amy Anne tell all the reporters during interviews?
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What event brought news reporters to Pumpkin Falls first?
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What causes a huge commotion of reporters and police at the apartment building next door to the Sewell mansion?
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Why did the reporters rename Yankee Stadium "The House that Ruth Built"?
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Why do the news reporters come to Henry's house?
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As Jim Key's fame grew, reporters added a word to his name. What did the horse's name become?
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What were reporters wanting from Tim?
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journalist; correspondent; newscaster
listener; reader
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