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headline

[hed-lahyn] / ˈhɛdˌlaɪn /


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The NME's front page headline called it the "British heavyweight championship", and the wider media were also mad for it.

From BBC

The former One Direction star will be headlining the event with a concert of his own, ahead of his Together, Together tour at Wembley this summer.

From BBC

Sakamoto headlined both the short and free skate sections in the team event, and now enters the individual fray, with the short programme on Tuesday and the free skating final on Thursday.

From Barron's

Sanchez said the headline figure -- representing seven percent of Spain's annual economic output -- would come through public and private sources, with an initial contribution of 10.5 billion euros of EU money.

From Barron's

How ironic that in the same day’s edition of the Journal, this headline appeared in the Business section: “Ford Reveals $900 Million Tariff Hit.”

From The Wall Street Journal