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Discover LudwigThe phrase "top story" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "top story" to refer to an article that is the most important or interesting news story of the day. For example, "The top story in today's paper is the new law passed in the state legislature."
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Tomorrow's top story?
The top story of 2010?
It favoured a minor royal birth as the top story.
"And now for our top story," a news anchor says.
Give us a top story line to follow.
By Saturday, coverage of the murder of a former school bus driver was the top story.
The local news media decided we were the top story of the day.
"Even so, it's not a top story among young people," Mr. Dimock noted.
The death of Steve Jobs last week was a top story.
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If everyone wants an over-the-top story, let them.
Car horns blared; Senegalese flags were unfurled from top-story windows.
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