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    A sponsored page was passed off as Reportage.

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    As it turned out, Dainik Bhaskar's Reportage was premature.

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    Art Eisenstadt filmed with Reportage dynamics, and Reportage- with staged elegance.

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    As per news Reportage, the government only intends to prolong the restriction.

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    InstaForex Company has visited this Asian commercially-vibrant metropolis and presents you this Reportage.

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    According to Reportage, the locomotive is narrow gauge(It should actually be metre gauge).

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    Foreign press has made an attempt(of wrong Reportage) and we have warned them.

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    We present you the Reportage of InstaForex TV film group that visited the modern South-Asian megalopolis.

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    A little later, Republic TV updated their Reportage with the word‘fake' to describe the letter.

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    Television news stations and print media carried live and delayed Reportage of these events across the United States.

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    Formed in 1966, the Press Council keeps a check on the quality of Reportage provided by the Indian press.

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    This Reportage suggests that science academia in India is structured to put research scholars at risk of deteriorating mental health.

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    This Master program consists of three modules, which concentrate on Documentary and Reportage; Fashion and Lifestyle; Advertising and Editorial.

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    Sensationalism in news Reportage and the integrity on the part of those who deliver our news, make today's media coverage controversial.

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    Another misleading Reportage that has been debunked earlier in this article was the story on“bodies shifted from Balakot after IAF airstrike”.

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    In June 2017, Rudi Vranckx, a Belgian war journalist, made a Reportage about the city of Mosul completely destroyed by IS.

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    India has taken note of media Reportage on Pakistan secretly supplying North Korea with nuclear enrichment technology when A Q Khan headed the country's nuclear programme.

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    I know you want salacious and sensational coverage for your ratings so your corporate sponsors and owners will have more money, but that's not media, that's not Reportage.

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    Starting this week and throughout 2019, TV5 Monde, the international French television station, will be broadcasting a Reportage about Brussels, designed to understand if the city is more international than Belgian.

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    I know you want salacious, sensational coverage for your ratings, so your corporate sponsors and owners will have more money but that's not media, that's not Reportage, it's just fake news.”.

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    Bachchan had said,"I wish to reiterate that on the Panama Papers Reportage…, I have not been a director on the Board of the 4 Companies as mentioned in an earlier report.".

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    I wish to reiterate that on the Panama Papers Reportage…, I have not been a director on the Board of the 4 Companies as mentioned in an earlier report," he said.

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    Formed in 1966, the Press Council keeps a check on the quality of Reportage provided by the Indian press and also ensures that journalistic objectivity is not compromised due to"influence or threats of any extraneous factors.".

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    Instead of trying to live up to in-the-box expectations, I have taken on video and graphic narrative projects, I have done long-form Reportage for Sports Illustrated, I have taught writing at Penn and Yale and the Paris American Academy.

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    Trump's condoning of political violence is part of a sustained pattern of attack on a free press- which includes labeling any Reportage he doesn't like as‘fake news' and barring reporters and news organizations whom he wishes to punish from press briefings and events.”.

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    As the single most influential media organization ever to grace this miserable planet, The Onion is committed to providing the pustulous American rabble, as well as our newspaper's deepest-pocketed business associates, with the most truthful and most essential White House Reportage ever conceived.

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    Trump's condoning of political violence is part of a sustained pattern of attack on a free press- which includes labeling any Reportage he doesn't like as'fake news' and barring reporters and news organizations whom he wishes to punish from press briefings and events," it reads.

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    Trump's condoning of political violence is part of a sustained pattern of attack on a free press- which includes labelling any Reportage he doesn't like as‘fake news' and barring reporters and news organisations whom he wishes to punish from press briefings and events,” the letter stated.

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    Referring to the Kandahar hijack in 1999, he said new channels' round-the-clock Reportage of angry reactions of the families of passengers in the Indian Airlines flight made terrorists emboldened as they thought they can get anything from the Indian government with this kind of public pressure.

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    Meanwhile, it's become almost a cliche of health-care Reportage to see a grieving widow discuss how, even though they had insurance, her cancer-ridden husband was denied treatment because the drug therapy that might have helped him was deemed"experimental"-- that is, not covered by their insurance plan.

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