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newsbreak

[nooz-breyk, nyooz-] / ˈnuzˌbreɪk, ˈnyuz- /
NOUN
news flash
Synonyms
WEAK
brief bulletin flash news bulletin update
NOUN
sound bite
Synonyms
STRONGEST
blurb clip excerpt one-liner quotation slogan snippet
WEAK
buzzword fifteen minutes of fame news item notation note outtake passage photo opportunity piece quote saying selection spot news

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One measured voice in all this noise is that of Charles Osgood, whose five-minute-and-50-second Newsbreak programs have an audience of 2,253,000 each morning on the CBS radio network.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Everyone you trip over is a reporter from the Sequoia Newsbreak."

From Time Magazine Archive

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