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Photographs of the family home have dominated front pages in Britain.

The referendum dominated front pages in Norway, which while not an EU member is part of the single market.

You report on Northern Irish Protestants' "growing feeling of precariousness in the land they once dominated" (front page, July 18).

Fury has dominated front and back newspaper pages ever since – not just for his right hook but also allegations of homophobia and sexism.

And they have jumped to investigate the controversy surrounding the I.R.S.'s targeting of conservative groups that has dominated front pages for the last week.

"In another country, he would have become a national hero, a symbol of investigative journalism, and would have dominated front pages.

The dramatic world championship match between Bobby and Boris in Iceland in 1972 dominated front pages for months, and produced a chess boom that lasted more than a decade.

In recent days, young rioters and looters like Mr. James have dominated front pages and television reports around the world, prompted a recall of Parliament to a special session and forced the deployment of thousands of police officers.

The widely held feeling that Brazil is unfairly denigrated by foreigners was reinforced by US swimmer Ryan Lochte, whose fabrication of a story about an armed robbery has dominated front pages for much of the Games.

The first day, the young Hungarian's grainy image of the plane in flight, which had been purchased and distributed by Reuters, had dominated front pages around the world.

For nearly two years the Trump-Russia affair has dominated front pages and mired the president's administration in conflict and controversy.