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news media

noun

, (usually used with a plural verb)

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First recorded in 1960–65

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But also just as the news media plays to or even inflames such fears to drive ratings, Republicans stoke fear to drive votes.

“The news media is—now more than ever before—the court of last resort,” continues Sussman.

The news media has conflated all of her alleged social media engagement into one fraught phrase: “mommy blogging.”

Increasingly AIDS was becoming an epidemic for black Americans, but Hollywood and news media alike turned a blind eye.

We were no longer solely members of the news media, many of us were also survivors.

Did they say anything about your talking or not talking to any other news media representatives until they had talked with you?

Did you have any knowledge of the situation in the county jail with reference to the news media?

This was near dawn, when military announcements of the reoccupation of Boulder Lake were being passed out to the news media.

And who was present at that press conference by way of identifying, if you can, the members of the news media?

Of course, that refers to you and will you give me your answer to that question, as the news media has posed it?

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