1. Bylines go to the reporter or reporters who contribute significantly to story

2. Hey, Reporter Kim.

3. The reporters behaved deplorably.

4. She was surrounded by reporters.

5. He was besieged by reporters.

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8. Reporters dogged him for answers.

9. He smiled weakly at reporters.

10. Reporters and editors are Credulous…

11. Court reporter to sick bay.

12. Yesterday, media reporters interviewed the newlywed.

13. Reporters clustered round the Prime Minister.

14. The actress exchanged banter with reporters.

15. The reporters lunged for the telephone.

16. The reporter took notes in shorthand.

17. He had deliberately misdirected the reporters.

18. The newspaper reporters interviewed the minister.

19. A Defense Department spokesman briefed reporters.

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21. " Suspected HR boss assaults reporter. "

22. Reporters began probing for more information.

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24. The reporter wrote the novel down.

25. We shouldn't allow female reporters to question

26. The reporters are drinking the town dry.

27. Tabloid reporters are very clever and persistent.

28. Spoleto paused momentarily to speak with reporters.

29. One reporter was wounded in the leg.

30. He seemed too ingenuous for a reporter.

31. Miss Stackpole was a strictly veracious reporter.

32. She is deft at dealing with reporters.

33. She told the reporters to bugger off.

34. The reporter checked the story out.

35. Coterie Liu Xinping tells a reporter.

36. a roving reporter for ABC news.

37. She freelanced as a sports reporter.

38. He felt like a cub reporter.

39. Reporters who cover politics often become Cynics

40. 9 Reporters were barred from the courtroom.

41. We reckon her among our best reporters.

42. Suggest female sources to reporters and editors.

43. He Bantered with reporters and posed for photographers

44. Reporters are often reluctant to examine substantive issues.

45. The reporters took down the speech in shorthand.

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47. They took a Circuitous route to avoid reporters

48. They officially announced the news to the reporters.

49. Meanwhile familiar faces pop up among the reporters.

50. Court reporters take their work home with them.

51. Reporters and photographers were crowded into the lobby.

52. His comments to reporters were conciliatory in tone.

53. He was engulfed by a crowd of reporters.

54. He managed to throw off those newspaper reporters.

55. Reporters constantly badger her about her private life.

56. They barred the reporters out of the courtroom.

57. A jeering, bottle-throwing crowd chased reporters away.

58. Reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.

59. Where were the campaigning editors and investigative reporters?

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61. 1 a : shamelessly bold a Brassy reporter

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63. He told his story to a reporter.

64. Reporter: He is sill coughing and haematemesis.

65. The reporter had a red-hot story.

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67. You're a party reporter, for Christ's sake.

68. No reporter writes for nothing these days.

69. She's a complete novice as a reporter.

70. They took a circuitous route to avoid reporters.

71. Reporters clustered around the palace gates for news.

72. 1 She'd been pestered by reporters for days.

73. Does the alderman usually duck questions from reporters?

74. 11 A mob of reporters surrounded the quarterback.

75. This actress tried to shrug off these reporters.

76. Government moni-tors will continue to accompany reporters.

77. I don't want reporters skulking around my house.

78. Dozens of reporters camped out on her doorstep.

79. Several of their reporters were poached from other papers.

80. Reporters are often reluctant to examine substantive political issues.