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editorialise

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Verb1.editorialise - insert personal opinions into an objective statement
editorialize
animadvert, opine, sound off, speak out, speak up - express one's opinion openly and without fear or hesitation; "John spoke up at the meeting"
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And I say 'do you think the New York Times doesn't editorialise on the front page?
Fox TV executive defends news coverage by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Under the headline "Media Commentary Muted as Israel Invades 'NYT' Fails to Editorialise," Greg Mitchell, the editor, wrote that for over week after the war was launched the "US media had provided one-sided coverage of the conflict, with little editorialising or commentary arguing against broader Israeli actions.
Bias of US media is shameful by Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
To understand the term politics is a little harder, Swenarton uses it to stand for relations of power which enables him to editorialise the papers into three sections, cities, making, and seeing.
The politics of making by Dunster, David / The Architectural Review
 
 
 
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