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tabloid

noun as in newspaper

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It was once the job of “sleazy” tabloids to destroy lives with lurid gossip that titillated the public but lacked public interest in the high-minded sense.

In response to the crisis, a tabloid newspaper started livestreaming a video of an unrefrigerated head of lettuce to see if it could outlast Truss’ premiership.

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In response to the crisis, a tabloid newspaper started livestreaming a video of an unrefrigerated head of lettuce to see if it could outlast Truss’ premiership.

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For decades Mr Sullivan and his family were haunted by tabloid press nicknames, including 'The Beast of Birkenhead', 'The Mersey Ripper', and 'The Wolfman'.

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The German tabloid Bild had first reported the decision on Sunday, October 28.

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