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This crash was newsworthy because it was unusual.

Getting jaded and thinking something is uninteresting or not newsworthy because it has been done or written about before.

"It got to the point where the Fife diet became newsworthy because it was considered slightly sinister," says the patently mild-mannered Mike.

How about that?" It is not worthy of reporting because it shows a woman defying the norms and prejudices of Arab society; it is newsworthy because it challenges your views and prejudices about Arab society.

That's probably only newsworthy because it's an election year in the US".

The story of Mary Barra, who rose through GM in manufacturing, one of the most macho areas of the car industry, is not just the story of one tough woman doing well, it is newsworthy because it is one more indication of a rapidly changing world.

But like Trump's insistence that the late Sen. John McCain was "not a war hero," his criticism of McRaven rankled in a newsworthy way because it grated against our sense that military personnel ought to be publicly venerated.

CNN argues it's a newsworthy story because it says the documents had made their way through the highest levels of U.S. intelligence, including President Barack Obama.

She plays her present against her past like she's casting it against type; every charitable, intelligent, or daring thing she does is newsworthy precisely because it breaks with her public image as a bimbo party girl.

Whether or not one is an active user of the social media platform Twitter, its phenomena are newsworthy because its constant feed of refreshing comment has become the chosen platform of those making media.

For Johnson, Bezos Uberr investment is newsworthy because of its potential size, as he explained in an email.