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newsstand

[nooz-stand, nyooz-] / ˈnuzˌstænd, ˈnyuz- /
NOUN
kiosk
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On Thursday, the issue landed like a lead weight on newsstands.

From New York Times

The city looked at their existing toilets and identified where the gaps were — then partnered with Wall GmbH, a street furniture company that also builds structures like bus shelters and newsstands.

From New York Times

Cruz discounted Washington’s job running the Denver airport, telling the nominee, “You are in charge of coffee shops, clothing stores and newsstands,” but not pilots, aircraft mechanics or air traffic controllers.

From Seattle Times

The first issue of Checkbook, devoted entirely to health care, ran 112 pages and sold at newsstands and bookstores for $4.95.

From Washington Post

In a digital democracy, our weak ties effectively make us newsstands for ideas.

From Seattle Times