| headline news | 0.33 | Headline news? | |||
| toast news | 0.33 | The staffers toasted the news of their acquisition with champagne. | |||
| write news | 0.33 | AOL might not write the news. | |||
| air news | 0.26 | Thai television stations said they had not aired such news. | |||
| assess news | 0.26 | Brokers said it was difficult to assess the news as further details were not yet available. | |||
| block news | 0.26 | Should crime-sated local news be blocked? | |||
| bury news | 0.26 | Rodman proceeded to bury his news of the day much like he has his insecurities, beneath layers of frivolity. | |||
| define news | 0.26 | Which is one way to define news. | |||
| do news | 0.26 | CNN does breaking news better than anyone. | |||
| emphasize news | 0.26 | The opening page heavily emphasizes golf news. | |||
| face news | 0.26 | He also faces grim news about Syria. | |||
| shrug_off news | 0.26 | But the market shrugged the news off, and after a brief rally fell back. | |||
| transmit news | 0.26 | Only officially-approved stations will be allowed to transmit religious news under the law. | |||
| whisper news | 0.26 | Bell and Hall whispered the news to me. | |||
| withhold news | 0.26 | It did not say why the news was withheld until Tuesday. |