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Definition for news

noun as in latest information

noun as in mass media reporting

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“When I saw the news, I cried, hugged my children and prayed,” said Mari Carmen Bermúdez, 34, a supermarket cashier in Caracas.

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Arlene said she "still had hope" as they waited for scan results, but they revealed the "devastating" news that Mark's brain had been left severely damaged.

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Georgia lawmakers, elated by the news, declared that day Hyundai Day in the state.

"We're a good news story, because we are focused on the recovery of these populations," she said.

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Most of us will get an extra hour in bed - or at the pub - but it is not such good news for night shift workers who will have to spend an extra hour at work.

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

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