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"press junket" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a trip or event organized by a company or organization for media members to promote a product, movie, or other event. Example: The movie studio arranged a press junket for the upcoming blockbuster, inviting journalists from around the world to attend a special screening and interview the cast and crew.
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It's like doing a press junket, and everyone's a critic.
"That's a different press junket," he laughs, ever professional.
I met Johnny on a press junket in Dublin.
And now I'm doing a press junket, which is nothing but her name!
"By the end of the press junket, I knew how to talk about that film.
Each year, Sony rents out the entire Ritz-Carlton Cancún Resort for an international press junket.
Certainly, one way to avoid the press junket is to interview yourself.
On a press junket at the Regency Hotel, Ms. Johansson's mouth was painted a berry red.
"Do you lie in interviews?" they're asked at a press junket.
"It's like a big press junket that the newspapers have paid for themselves.
In fact, I wouldn't put it past him to have personally organised this press junket at a hotel in Soho.
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