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The BBC "struggles to compete with these platforms because it's just not sensational, tries to be sober, it tries to be balanced, it tries to be accurate", said Hind.

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He was gunned down at a Day of the Dead festival this month in what some call Mexico’s most sensational political assassination since Colosio’s slaying.

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Burt had the most sensational information, and models to analyze that information—he could tell you, for example, what would happen to mortgage loans, zip code by zip code, in various house price scenarios.

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If you see a QB and a running back simultaneously having sensational runs, you know there are some large men moving bodies in the engine room.

His memoir is sensational, sparkling with its insights and wrenching in its sorrows.

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

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