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front-page

adjective as in big-league

Weak matches

adjective as in heavyweight

Strong matches

Weak matches

adjective as in important

Strongest matches

Strong matches

Weak matches

adjective as in major-league

Weak matches

adjective as in newsworthy

Strongest matches

Weak matches

adjective as in top-level

Strongest matches

high-level
high-profile

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The clips from this interview in the news that night along with the front-page story in the Times the next day, especially on the heels of the coverage in Time and Life magazines, catapulted Baldwin into the middle of what became a media frenzy.

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"It's not the way you want to be front-page news - you'd sooner it was for five wickets or a century," added Woakes.

From BBC

It would become front-page news.

From BBC

On Sept. 19, Le Monde ran a front-page story asserting that Minister of Defense Charles Hernu had authorized the operation himself.

From Slate

Why is it not front-page news?

From Salon

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