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Definition for news

noun as in latest information

noun as in mass media reporting

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While travelers might still feel on edge over possible delays, FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford said in a news conference on Monday that they should “travel with confidence.”

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At Wednesday night's news conference, the number of those injured was revised down to 15 people, after it was initially put at 28.

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It caused a buzz in the Commons chamber, as Treasury Minister Torsten Bell - who was sitting behind Rachel Reeves - passed his mobile phone to the chancellor presumably to notify her of the news.

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“Our goal is to be actually paranoid about deployment because obviously, even one accident will be front-page headline news worldwide,” Musk said on the call.

On April 23, the federal agency wrote Glenn Medical’s management company with bad news: A recent review had found that Glenn Medical was “in noncompliance” with “distance requirements.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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