1.   Charles and Diana also created tabloid headlines and controversy.

2.   And finally, raucous tabloid headlines decrying the cult, fanaticism in general and the social disorder overtaking the country.

3.   Antunes let the question hang for a second, before discussing, in a businesslike fashion, the difficulty of building a tabloid headline around a stock market report.

4.   After an innocent dance, the two turned up in tabloid headlines.

5.   But the case is no secret in Los Angeles, or most places, having sparked sensational tabloid headlines across the nation.

6.   Carey also generously provided soap-opera drama and tabloid headlines.

7.   David Hicks, an Australian captured with the Taliban and held prisoner by the United States, is being denounced here in tabloid headlines as a traitor.

8.   Despite some promising tabloid headlines, no other case is rushing in to fill the vacuum.

9.   Do these all sound like tabloid headlines?

10.   Even the mere suggestion of Cher getting involved in a new romance can spark tabloid headlines.

n. + headline >>共 83
newspaper 23.24%
banner 18.88%
news 13.69%
tabloid 10.79%
page 2.28%
world 2.28%
morning 1.87%
year 1.66%
week 1.66%
day 1.04%
tabloid + n. >>共 233
newspaper 20.30%
press 8.66%
headline 5.17%
report 3.78%
editor 3.78%
reporter 3.08%
journalism 2.79%
show 2.69%
magazine 2.19%
television 2.09%
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