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columnist

noun as in journalist

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Melanie Phillips, a columnist for the Times of London, says the attack in Manchester “took place against the backdrop of two years of demonization, incitement and intimidation directed at the Jewish community.”

Athletic careers are typically brief, the window for earning far smaller than being, say, a lawyer, or a terrible sports columnist.

Weiss publicly resigned from her role as an opinion columnist and editor at the New York Times five years ago with a blistering kiss-off.

Awards columnist Glenn Whipp handicaps the best picture race as it stands right now.

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She has since led a number of documentaries and episodes of Panorama, and was a columnist for the Mirror.

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