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The phrase "featured in newspaper" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used when referring to something that was written about in a newspaper. For example: "The scandal was recently featured in a newspaper article."
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He was featured in newspaper stories.
He was featured in newspaper articles and TV news programs.
In later years, she was featured in newspaper articles and television programs about burlesque and appeared in the 2010 documentary "Behind the Burly Q".
Though Anchee Min travels freely between California and Shanghai, and is occasionally featured in newspaper articles in her homeland (which her father collects for her), none of her books have been published there.
This has, naturally, been picked up by the press and featured in newspaper reports that pleasingly contain such archaic terms as pilfering (say it with me, folks: pilfering, isn't it nice?) but then again, we're threatening to prosecute people for "vagrancy" now, so why restrict our pre-industrial revolution nostalgia to language?
Featured in newspaper articles, photography exhibitions, documentaries and movies, Ponte has come to symbolise the rise and fall and rise again of South Africa's commercial capital.
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When Korean students graduate with honors from prestigious universities, they are often featured in newspapers here.
The robot generated huge popular interest and featured in newspapers and cinema newsreels.
His never-ending student life has been featured in newspapers and on network television programs.
He has since been featured in newspapers, magazines and on television stations around the country.
For instance, many photographs of indebted people who have featured in newspapers show they are clearly overweight.
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