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lede  (ld)
n.
The introductory portion of a news story, especially the first sentence.
[Obsolete spelling of lead, revived in modern journalism to distinguish the word from lead, strip of metal separating lines of type.]
lecto·typic (-tpk) adj.
Lede persons collectively—Beowulf, 971; one’s own people, race, nation, or countrymen; vassals.
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Noun1.lede - the introductory section of a story; "it was an amusing lead-in to a very serious matter"
lead-in, lead
news article, news story, newspaper article - an article reporting news
section, subdivision - a self-contained part of a larger composition (written or musical); "he always turns first to the business section"; "the history of this work is discussed in the next section"
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2k in June, which was better than expected, while net leding reached GBP 2.
U.K. Retail Sales Jumps Higher in June, Supporting the British Pound ... by Mena Report
Dave Leding, chairman of the CPA, sums up the economic forecast as: "We are optimistic that the trends in consumer confidence will continue to rise and that liquidity and lending in the financial sector will start to improve as well.
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There can also be some changes in the brain that causes this to occur and along with mechanical damage (results from trauma to the inner ear that is mostly irreversible) leding to deafness.
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