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3
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Portion of a story that consists of direct quotations
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6
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The point at which a story turns from one column to another or 'jumps' to another page
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8
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To get all the avalible news about an event
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9
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A journalist who works closely with reporters, giving out assignments and deadlines and helping them craft their stories
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10
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A journalist who takes photos
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12
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A jounalist who gathers information and writes news stories
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13
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The first sentence of a hard-news story
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14
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A story printed by only one paper
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16
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The chief executive and often the owner of a newspaper or other publishing firm
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17
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A newspaper campaign to bring about a desired reform or improvement
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23
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A source who does not want to be identifed in a news story
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25
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Anyone you interview for a news story
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27
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Someone who works in the enws gathering business, such as a photographer, editor, or reporter
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28
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Headline or text accompanying a picture or illistration also called a cutline
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30
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The content of a news article
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31
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Where old newspapers, clippings, cuts, and pictures are stored
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32
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The city from which a news story originates, usually placed at the start of the story
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34
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Beginning reporter
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