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To see how quickly the research results made the rounds, check the headlines here.
Buy an elitist latte once in a while, and check the headlines.
It seems like every time you check the headlines a new company is getting its data stolen.
"I check the headlines to see what the major stuff is every day, but I don't watch FOX News or CNN they both choose sides and favor one or the other, and I'd rather hear a neutral thing," he said.
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Later, he checks the headlines on a news site, where he is shown an ad for the digital camera site, luring him back.
But checking the headlines from home I felt a keen pang of homesickness when reading a series of news reports discussing the slow demise of the British zebra crossing.
She had been checking the headlines on the Internet that afternoon when she happened upon a news bulletin: an anthrax-laced letter had been found in New York that had been postmarked at the Hamilton Township mail-sorting center near Trenton.
It is difficult to imagine a radio play causing such a misunderstanding today, when people can quickly check the latest headlines on their smartphones.
Every half hour, he jumped up and went into his den to check the TV news headlines.
"I have checked in on many a sports news story, track and field triumph and, of course, Chelsea results!" Ceefax was launched on 23 September 1974 to give BBC viewers the chance to check the latest news headlines, sports scores, weather forecast or TV listings - in a pre-internet era where the only alternative was to wait for the next TV or radio bulletin to be aired.
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