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60 Cards in this Set
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Add
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fresh copy to be added to an already written story
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advance
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a pre-event story, a preliminary story
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agate
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very small type, (5-6 pt) used for statistics
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AMs
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morning newspapers
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angle
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phase or part of the story, perspective of a story
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art
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any newspaper illustration
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banner
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headline extending across an entire page; streamer
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Bank
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part of a headline; also called a deck
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beat
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organizations, entites a reporter is assigned
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attribution
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identifying the source of a story, part of a story
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blind lead
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person identifed in the lead but named later in story
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boil
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drastic reduction in size of a news story
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body
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main part of news story follows lead
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bold face
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a darker, heavier version of a type face
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box
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a story that is enclosed in rules or borders
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by-line
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author's name at the top of a story
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brief
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short news story, usually two or three paragraphs
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break
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point at which story must be carried to another page
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cold type
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electronically and photographically produced body
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copy
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anything that is written for publication
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caps
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capital letters, upper case letters
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cut
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to delete something from a story or story from a page
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clip
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an article taken from another publication
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cutlines
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idenification of subjects and action in a photo
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cropping
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editing a photo to exclude unwanted portions
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down style
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style that tends to avoid capitalization in headlines
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dupe
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duplicate, photocopy or carbon copy of anything
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deck
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lines of type in a headline
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dingbat
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decorative bit of type used to divide units of type in a column
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double truck
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two adjacent newspaper pages made up as one
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drop
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smaller headline below a streamer or banner on same story
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dummy
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a miniaturized, rough mock-up for a newspaper page
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follow
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also called folo or second day story
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ear
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upper right and left hand corners of newspaper front page
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feature
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news story that plays up background, color of an event
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filler
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brief story used to fill in around a longer story
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flag
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the newspaper's name on the editorial page
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folio
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a page number
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font
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a complete assortment of type of a particular design
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FYI
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for your information
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hold
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to delay the use of a story
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hole
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something missing from a story, essential fact, blank spot on a page
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halftone
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photo negative screened with a dot structure
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galley
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metal tray to hold metal type
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HTK
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headline to come
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hot type
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type set by use of melted metal process
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insert
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a paragraph or sentence to be inserted into a story
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jump
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break a story from one page to another
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kill
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do not use a story or advertisment
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lead
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first of first several paragraphs of a news story
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linage
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total number of lines of advertising
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masthead
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statement of ownership, location of offices, etc. in first four pages
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localize
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to emphasize the local angle of a news story
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legman
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reporter who covers news but does not write it
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morgue
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newspaper library or reference collection and files
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must
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an instruction that a story must run
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new journalism
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reporting approach emphasing colorful, involved reporting
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