1.  And he detected a difference between how print and TV treated the news.

2.  Angolan peace advocates said they were treating the news with caution because the government had recently reported the deaths of senior rebel officials, then retracted the reports.

3.  After a lifetime in daily journalism, I still worry when real news is treated as no news at all.

4.  David Hollinger, a history professor at the University of Califronia, Berkeley, argues that changes in public attitudes presaged a new way of treating celebrity news.

5.  If nothing else, the contrast in how each side treats news poses a huge conceptual and pragmatic challenge for the journalists.

6.  The act treats news as just another form of trade, subject to government license, the way Castro does back in the old country.

7.  The literary scholar and expert on metaphysical poet John Donne proceeds to treat the news with professorial aplomb.

8.  Its Chinese channel said it treated the news as it would any big international story, meaning its newscasts were a little longer.

9.  Long-standing shibboleths were removed in one stroke as editors in the newsroom for once started treating news strictly on merit.

10.  Tetsuya Ishijima, chief strategist with Okasan Securities, said the market treated the news on Nomura as an isolated case, quickly playing out in the morning.