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| printed notice of something for sale (short for advertisement) |
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| a drawing, usually in a comic strip, which makes words appear to be coming directly from the speaker’s mouth |
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| border around a story or photo |
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| the reporter’s name, which appears at the head of a news or picture story |
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| the name of the photographer or artist below a piece of art |
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| words at the beginning of a story that give the story’s place of origin |
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| copy in either upper corner of the front page, on either side of the flag (sometimes used for weather, jokes or to call attention to a special feature inside) |
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| the newspaper’s name as it appears at the top of the first page; also known as the logotype or nameplate |
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| words in large type at the top of the story telling what the story is about; also called head |
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| to continue a story from one page to another |
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| detailed information printed in the newspaper stating names of the publication’s publisher, editors, and other top executives, usually printed in a box on the editorial page |
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| a headline that runs across the entire page |
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| an article expressing the opinion of the newspaper editor or writer |
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