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vox pop

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vox pop
n
(Communication Arts / Broadcasting) interviews with members of the public on a radio or television programme
[shortened from vox populi]
Translations
vox pop [ˈvɒksˈpɒp] N (Brit) → voz f de la calle
vox pop [ˌvɒksˈpɒp] (mainly British) n → micro-trottoir m
vox pop
n (Rad, TV) → Befragungen pl → auf der Straße
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I WISH to pick up the quote attributed to me by Edward Chadwick ("Tory pension plan blasted", vox pop, October 8) because it has completely missed the points I raised.
Blame the bankers; YourSay by Birmingham Mail (England)
I READ Your Shout in Tuesday's Chronicle and saw the vox pop which asked people if they would be willing to give blood.
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Byline: IM H ANCOCK LETTERS to the editor and vox pop TV interviews are all very well, but the only effective way people can express their outrage at greedy politicians is by voting.
In the firing line by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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