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banner headline n → titolo a tutta pagina
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I NEVER thought I'd agree with anything Rob Davies wrote, but in your September 29 issue his banner headline 'No main party will give us real change' gave us a taste of his thoughts regarding the contemporary political scene.
Parties force us to look elsewhere; yourLETTERS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Reading between the banner headlines of upside earnings surprises, we see in the commentary from companies reporting that the pace of economic recovery isn't going to be a quick one which, in turn, leaves us questioning the rapidity and sustainability of this week's move," said Patrick O'Hare of Briefing.
Wall Street mostly higher, Dow makes five-day rally by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Twenty-four hours late, the banner headline in Thursday's Sporting Life read 'The Irish are routed by St Paddy of England'.
St Paddy of England; LETTERS by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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