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On the front page of the paper there was a lead story under the headline "Pig farmer reaps gains from GMO-free soy" .

Headline RPI, which includes mortgage payments, is often used as a basis in pay negotiations.

One Chinese web portal devoted a special page to reports on the poverty belt, with a headline "so close and yet so far" .

So what was the headline on an Associated Press analysis of that breakdown in negotiations?

Oppressing petitioners is no way to govern or to redress their grievances, said the editorial, beneath the headline Stop this cruelty.

If you get stuck writing a headline use the words "How To" - It's been said there's never been a bad "how to" headline.

In an attempt to create a gotcha moment, he waved a copy of a newspaper bearing the headline "Inflation Worries Spread" at the Fed chairman.

As with many trade deals announced around a state visit, it seems the headline number might be a little misleading.

Last week one of the headline news was that China has officially overtaken Japan as the world's second largest economy.

When writing a headline, the editor simply does not compress the lead paragraph into just a few words.

If she has one regret, she said, it is that the Journal excerpt, and particularly the headline, did not reflect the full arc of her story.

You'll notice the limp cigarette hanging out of his mouth, and "impotence" -- the headline is "impotence, " it's not emphysema.

Palin was one of the headline speakers at a meeting of Republican governors in Florida.

Long experience suggested, however, that Mr Brown's headline announcements are not always all that they seem.

"Calciopoli shock: Palazzi sinks Inter" said the front-page headline of Tuesday's Gazzetta dello Sport.

If you or your parents have filled up the gas tank recently, you know why this headline is so big today.

It was the summer of 1990, it was all kicking off in Kuwait but it seemed that the "Blonde Ambition Tour" was more headline worthy.

The headline, he said, should have read: "The Japanese people's amazing inability to be disappointed" .

Sir Fred's sex life is funny, suggests the Sun, with the front-page banner headline: "Fred the Bed" .

Some of these headline-grabbing transactions would have been unimaginable just a few years ago.

He said he had recently come across a headline that asked, "What If Women Ran Wall Street? "

Egan advises tweeting a blog post of yours with one headline one day and with another a few days later; see which produces more hits.

"What I would like to see is a little headline on the midday or evening news on television to go over the phrases, " he said.

If he gets his way tonight, his picture will be on tomorrow's sports pages beneath a victorious headline.

The headline: Once a country gets fairly rich, further economic growth does not seem to make its citizens any happier.

A big headline across the front page of Monday's Financial Times summed up the position: "Romer upbeat on economy. "

"Shenzhen has no need to try out a property tax, " ran a headline in the Shenzhen Daily.

Friday's incident took place in a Shanghai district quickly getting a reputation for headline grabbing violence.

The New York Times announced the shocking result in a three-tier, seven-column, front-page headline the next day.

If there was a Chinese equivalent of the The Onion, it might consider such a headline.

In a recent Wall Street Journal economic forecasting survey, economists expect headline consumer inflation to moderate over the next year.

HPI is trying to mirror that simplicity, using one number as a headline indicator.

Credit quality in China has once again been making (or at least trying to make) headline news.

Analysts said the underlying growth picture was not as bad as the headline number suggested.

Some of these blogs provide a partial feed that shows only the headline and a small excerpt.

Its headline-grabbing stunts have made it one of the most formidable global lobbyists against the exploitation of animals.

Unfortunately editors in charge decided it wasn't sensational enough so they decided to make up a headline to get a buzz.

On the possible return to headline deflation, he said: "What is important is the expected inflation rate of the medium to long term. "

The particular appeal of that chart is not entirely clear, though we were rather pleased with the headline.

Be a Tiger. ' One billboard showed the golfer looking into a gloomy sky and carried the headline 'Tougher than ever to be a Tiger. '

The 32-page comic will chronicle his childhood growing up in Canada, as well as his sudden rise to fame and his debut headline tour.

When was the last time that you picked up a newspaper and the headline was, "Boy dies of Asthma? "

"The U. S. media say Yao has formally decided to retire, Chinese superstar says goodbye to NBA, " reads the headline of Tencent Sports.

headline The upper rope of a net to which the net is attached and to which floats are generally attached in such nets as seines .

Economists estimate that only a quarter to a third of the headline number will be new spending that would not have taken place anyway.

Lost in the news of the week was a headline that ought to be a source of concern for every American.

Or so we think. We all jumped a bit at a headline in The Telegraph of London: "Chinese earthquake may have been man-made, say scientists. "

Indeed, there are signs that the forces that have pushed headline above core inflation are beginning to reverse course.

The headline on the front page reads "the sun's coming out today"

In August the New York Times ran a report entitled under a headline "the worst part of a trip may be booking it on the web. "

A piece of good news may also be missed by readers if the headline is not attractive.

To help you do this, think like a newspaper editor and strive to convey information in a condensed, headline style.

"POWER Shift in German Regional Election" sounds like the headline for a yawn-inducing story a reader can safely ignore.

The front-page headline of the local Ming Pao Daily News declared: "Filipino police incompetent. "

Draghi's just arriving, headline inflation is still high, there is no evidence yet of a significant downturn in the hard data.

A headline like "If you need help on your network while you interview for the Cisco position please let me know. "

Your headline might end up in an RSS feed or an aggregator the instant it's published.

Consider what was supposed to be the headline reform of Mr Bush's second term, an overhaul of Social Security (public pensions).

Mr Jones was originally conceived as a family for print design, consisting of a sans and a headline.

The headline of the newspaper is the West is trying to demonize China.

U. S. not todefault on debt: House speaker, " was the headline on Xinhua's five-paragraphnews story all day Saturday. "

The result was headline inflation rose from around 5% to 17. 6% in a little over two years, ' he said.

"Gao Xingjian brings glory to Chinese the world over" , screamed the headline of Taiwan's mass-circulation China Times daily the next day.

The rewards can be huge, as Tullow's investors should be happy to acknowledge, but they may be less than the headline figures suggest.

You see that headline a lot these days, so it's no wonder developers big and small are looking to the mobile marketplaces for monetization.

A headline about "copycat cretins" covering his eyes, he walked into a lamp-post.

Carmen : Yes , just a moment . Here are all the documents filed in the headline of the East Textile Mill . Do you need anything else ?

HeadlIne: A term used In journalism to mean a lIne or lInes of types at the top of a page or a piece of text.

Not the headline you want to read when you happen to be in a country that has the Euro as its currency.

Of course, you want the best results from your efforts at self promotion, start with a great headline.

The two of us shared the front page of the New York Post, him licking my face appreciatively, under the headline "Icy Plunge Saves Pooch. "

Hey, fellas! How about this for a headline for tomorrow's paper? 'French Fries'!

The headline valuation number matters much less than some of the term's details, specifically the liquidation preference.

'Greedy Until Proven Guilty, ' is the headline of the Economist article articulating a form of this view.

When a persons words & body language r in conflict they r usually lying. A lot like the headline words of tabloids & their body of content.

Reflecting the new mood, the headline on the front of the Washington Post today was "Signs of revival in retail, banks" .

The Onion, as usual, hit the nail on the head with its recent headline: "Recession-plagued nation demands new bubble to invest in. "

The film's title is from a sarcastic newspaper headline at the time of the trial, commenting on the witnesses' suspicious amnesia.

"Natalie Portman, apparent soon-to-be Oscar winner, " the Washington Post headline blared, with only a hint of drollery.

What's the point of having someone come [to us] occasionally who likes a headline they see in Google?

Some news items consist of a photograph with a headline, caption or short text. Code these just like longer stories.

I wonder what critics of such couples made of another headline in yesterday's newspaper: "Mother jailed for starving baby. "

The headline out of the event: Simple and inexpensive changes could reduce global warming emissions by one billion tons.

That was actually the third time the newspaper used the word "cure" in the headline of an article about insulin's discovery.

These diseases do not travel internationally, threaten the health or economies of wealthy countries, or make headline news.

Headline inflation had edged up in recent months. The rise in interest rates had had some dampening effect on the property market .

A news headline is the "soul" of an article. Headlines are the epitome and highlight of the content of newspapers and periodicals.

Some tests reveal the headline accounts for nearly 80% of the success of any particular promotion effort.

The impact on the rest of the world, meanwhile, will not be nearly as beneficial as the headline figures suggest.

It's been a while since you've been a headline.

It's been a while since you've been a headline.

Often, because a lot of magazines tend to feature very large images at the top of a page, all you get is a headline and an image.

This is the name of the item. In standards use, this is translated into a headline within HTML.

It is not the headline-making political events but the seldom-reported social transformations that have the most lasting significance.

Refine your draft headline to make it brief, to the point, and more informative.

We walked up to the house. On the patio, we saw a poster. "Answers to the Questions I Know You Are Asking" was the headline.

A few weeks ago I saw this headline floating around the interwebs.

" Zero tolerance " read the headline in the Financial Times a week ago .

The headline "Goodbye, Afghanistan, and good luck" may be only a few years away.

The newspaper put a huge headline on the front page!

Will the headline turn up in RSS feeds, on mobile devices, in search results?

As I read, a sense of wonder came over me. "Ministers tentative on EC farm plans, " said one headline.

A sample headline from page one of the Shanghai Daily on Thursday: "Destination America For China's Corrupt Officials. "

"The downgrade in headline growth does not look as bad as the headline suggests, " UBS said in a research note.

WHEN Ngo Bao Chau won a Fields Medal, the mathematics version of a Nobel prize, it made headline news in his native Vietnam.

Why disasters are getting worse? asked a headline of a Time Magazine article.

If you were looking at only headline inflation, you might think that the United States was entering a deflationary spiral.

The online magazine Slate summed it up neatly with a recent headline: Global Swarming.

In a country where businesses became used to headline interest rates of 30% or more, a rate below 9% comes as a relief.

Climate change is expected to be one of the headline issues at the June 6-8 summit in Heiligendamm, northern Germany.

Even just picking out a good headline for something you're writing so that it will actually get read requires some basic marketing skills.

She began to edit the piece and design the main headline and smaller heading.

Old-time journalists were fond of saying it's not news when a dog bites a man, but when a man bites a dog, you've got a headline.

If the answer is luck then central banks need to be on their guard, especially as headline rates of inflation have been rising recently.

The president will headline a fund-raiser in his hometown of Chicago, where his campaign headquarters will be located, in coming weeks.

That may be a counterintuitive argument , given the headline numbers . Bank lending is clearly finding its way into asset markets .

the the posts, the ad headline should not double up to multiple rows.

Broadening the tax base might be done in tandem with a decrease to the headline corporate tax rate.

On June 29, the headline on page one of the Wall Street Journal was, "Lagarde Is First Woman At IMF Helm. "

The veteran senator from Delaware will be one of the headline speakers Wednesday night, along with former President Bill Clinton.

Meantime, I don't miss a single headline and I'm given an opportunity to find the best stories from the best sources as quickly as possible.

A front-page headline in April pronounced that the president had "a small brain" .

"Many Chinese city dwellers moderately content with rising standard of living" is not a headline that would sell many papers.

Michael Owen released a brochure promoting his talents in the summer. Athlete, Ambassador, Icon was the headline.

The framework of optimizing design, headline, copy and call-to-action should provide you with a good plan to design your CRO program.

This measure is a simple addition of the unemployment and headline inflation rates. It gained attention during the 1970s stagflation.

Just as I might click on the headline "Google said to be in talks to buy Apple. "

Just one week earlier, the headline of a full-page magazine article boasted "French Savant Tells of Life on Venus and Mars. "

Like some other observers, Mr. Feroli said there were hints the economy was performing slightly better than the headline number suggested.

"Extra small condoms for 12 year-old boys go on sale in Switzerland" was the headline I read in the Daily Telegraph.

Wang Qing, of Morgan Stanley, said headline inflation had already peaked even though April figures were above market expectations.

That policy shift, though welcomed by lovers of free markets (if not the public), has pushed up headline inflation.

We remember when the arrival of a chef from the mainland to a midtown Manhattan location was headline news.

Managers ought to think twice before issuing a single, headline number for most financial targets.

When people visit your site, they quickly scan the headline to see if they want to read more.

A strong headline is a key factor in getting your audience to read your post.

However, headline inflation, including food and energy, is likely to be volatile.

Make every headline short, punchy, surprising and to the point.

'China No Longer an Amusement Park for Crimes of Foreigners, ' said a headline on the Web site of the Guangming Daily newspaper.

February 1999 headline of the British newspaper The Independent read: "I was a Tantric sex slave. "

One headline that Ferguson is confident Lady Cathy Ferguson will not be reading on Teletext this summer is "Real Madrid sign Ronaldo" .

Analysts noted the headline figure's gain was not surprising and to a certain extent masks what Japan's economy is truly facing.

173: It is not the headline-making political events but the seldom-reported social transformation that have the most lasting significance.

To go back to home screen and wait a few seconds for the headline to appear.

President Barack Obama had rung German Chancellor Angela Merkel twice to stress the need for a headline-grabbing package.

It is not the headline-making political events but the seldom-reported social tranformations that have the most lasting significance.

If you were on a magazine cover, what would the magazine be and what would the headline say ?

As I ferociously tugged on his leash, a headline ran through my head: "Intern Returns Poisoned Dog to Living Legend. "

The present thesis is a tentative study of English news headline translation from the perspective of intertextuality.

Dig beneath the headline figure on each monthly jobs report and there are now plenty of other horrors to be found.

A bold black headline screamed out from the front page.

Interest - Sometimes your personal headline will arouse enough interest, sometimes you'll have to deliver more information.

Hence the Sun's headline yesterday: "Diet Cokehead: Mum addicted to fizzy pop. "

This was a headline in a U. K. newspaper, The Guardian, not that long ago.

"Perfect hostesses outclass sexy cheerleaders at Games" , reads a headline of a Reuters news story.

"Goodbye, Iraq, and good luck" was the headline on Tom Friedman's column in Tuesday's New York Times.

"The data breakdown is not as weak as the December headline suggests, " said Alan Ruskin, an analyst at Deutsche Bank.

when she picked up her local newspaper Saturday to see a headline about the thrift's seizure.

As elsewhere in Asia, higher prices for oil and food are the main cause of the jump in headline inflation.

IN 1956, when the cold war was at its peak, America deployed a "secret sonic weapon" , as a newspaper headline put it at the time.

I was a bit sad when I saw the bold headline at Modern Ghana website yesterday; "Rawlings Homeless" .

Each update will contain either a headline and a short website link, or a short update from one of our writers.

The headline made me think Russia had lost track of her subs or had sold them off to al Qaida.

Once this process dies down, as long as core inflation remains anchored, headline inflation must converge to it.

Let your passions come through by updating your headline, photo and the main text of your profile.

I forecast that variants of the question "What is a human" will be a recurring headline in USA Today-like newspapers in this coming century.

Who can forget the Sun headline after the England football team lost an away match to Germany?

"air force kills beavers to save beavers, " says one headline. "murdered beavers speak of air force cruelty, " says another.

Does the headline make sense if it's all you see?

The poster is blank with a clear sticky coating over the headline and visual.

It comes in a headline font and a medium point body text suitable for print.

The reports' optimistic headline messages undermined what should have been presented as causes for alarm.

When was the last time you remember Randt making a news headline?

The IMF report will now frame the debate, and not merely because its wonks came up with a headline-friendly acronym.

This code simply puts a headline on an otherwise blank piece of paper.

Morgan Stanley's headline profit fell by 67% compared with a year earlier and at Goldman Sachs net income was down by 40%, to $1. 9 billion.

Growth does not appear to be as weak as these headline numbers suggest.

Many papers splash the event right across their front page, crowning their photos with a single, simple headline.

It is not just the headline macro-economic figures that underscore the reversal in the two Asian powerhouses' relative economic strengths.

Excessive headline phrase condemnation is, of course, a possibility.

Cut down every headline from newspaper, then paste them to a piece of blank newsprint.

That outfit you wore to work today is quite a headline, bub.

That was the headline of an October 2004 article in National Review, which argued that oil prices, then $50 a barrel, would soon collapse.

That led to speculation that U. S. pros might sign with Chinese franchises eager to fill their arenas with headline stars.

It's not just the headline news out of Europe that has gotten people spooked. The problems are deeper.

After yet another EU summit last month, one German tabloid headline read: "Hands off! Failed states are still going to get our gold! "

It is not the product of a headline-grabbing mega-merger.

"Ultrasound Device Takes Guessing Out of Pregnancy" ran one headline.

We're seeing high headline inflation, central banks may have to hit, hit the brakes harder, particularly the PBOC.

Part of the Stamford Bridge project involved creating newspaper front pages with many a Chelsea headline used!

The hopes of "core inflationists" depend on a reversion in food and energy prices to take headline inflation lower in the developing world.

Clearly, such headline cases are merely the well-publicised tip of an iceberg of pricey portables that disappear.

The one-year deposit rate is now 3. 87 per cent, well below headline inflation in August but close to the eight-month inflation average.

Despite the headline, this report does not allege any discrimination. Rather, readers make that judgement on their own.

In response, the left-leaning daily Liberation put Sarkozy on its cover, with the tongue-in-cheek headline: "Our Savior. "

The Democrats who control Congress are happy to supply a headline or two.

Higher headline inflation is not expected to persist, however, and the upward revision to core inflation was smaller.

That the circus is going to perform in the town grabs the headline.

Write a short and to-the-point headline stating that advantage.

For both the consumer discretionary and healthcare sectors, double-digit headline EPS growth masked an underlying contraction.

Hi, Whatever be the news or whatever be the intention, it is truly immature to post a headline of this sort.

Beneath these headline stories of individual bank failures, there are growing signs of a deeper malaise for western Europe.

Customers would pay to have their own name emblazoned on the top and be their own headline.

The dip in headline consumer inflation led some economists to play down the prospects for a swift hike in interest rates .

I thought this was going to be headline news in every media outlet.

Not like the study in primary school, middle school teachers are always only teaching you about the headline.

I picked up the local paper and saw a page one headline that read: " Identity thefts hit residents in region. "

Unlike core inflation, the headline measure includes fuel costs, which rose sharply, as well as food prices.

Harry Truman Jubilantly Displaying Erroneous Chicago Daily Tribune Headline "Dewey Defeats Truman"

While headline syndication is the most common use for RSS, it is also used for many other purposes.

Another piece of news always occupied the headline of the Newpaper, the US government will sell arms to taiwan.

Instead, many banks will have to tighten as headline inflation feeds through into wage pressure.

This headline can, and probably should, be customized to match the job description and "hot buttons" of each recruiter or employer.

Louis, Missouri for the dubious honor of being what some headline writers refer to as "the most dangerous city. "

Headline writers, and those who are urging stockmarkets to continue rising, will continue to talk of hopes of recovery.

He offered, in the end, just a headline service.

When analysing China's naval development, international media naturally focus on the headline-grabbing platforms.

But extremely short descenders can also be a smart decision, while creating a display or headline type.

If you look at current inflation forecasts, the headline numbers do not look too shocking.

The photo released by the Oceanic Viking carried a headline alleging a mother minke whale and her calf were taken by Japanese whalers .

Food prices remain the biggest driver of headline inflation, accounting for about a third of the index.

Headline consumer-price inflation is likely to have topped 4% in the same period, so for many real pay is falling.

The incident prompted several newspapers to wheel out the overused "Another black eye for boxing" headline.

Maybe the better headline would be "The Beauty and the Beast. "

We expect headline CPI to continue trending up as a lower base effect intensifies through May and June. . .

A headline about a political decision could wreak havoc even on the most carefully researched investments, managers warn.

The caption that we know to search information of the summary in the result basically originates the content of page headline.

Mr. Rudd's successor, Julia Gillard, brokered a deal with major miners to reduce the headline rate of the tax to 30% from 40%.

The headline figures probably flatter the true amount to be spent, however.

As the dispute began, the National Post newspaper ran the headline "Canada Post Strike: Will We Even Notice? "

On November 10, "Geili" featured in a headline on the front page of the People's Daily.

The New York Times Bits Blog's headline says it all: "Mobile Internet Use Shrinks Digital Divide" .

Headline is a key factor of the economic news, featuring unique stylistic characteristics.

I've got a headline for tomorrow's crime report: "Museum not thief-proof after all. Thief nabs everything worth having at Wieldstrom. "

Under the headline: "Get a body like Putin's" , the daily published an exercise guide by a fitness instructor.

When you catch it on the TV news or in a headline on the international pages, Ivory Coast looks like another African mess.

With a webpage, it's the headline or page title that attracts attention and interest.

And a headline "Australia edges out Paraguay" is unlikely.

The headline budget omits the scanners that hospitals, benefit agencies and others would need to read the chips inside the cards.

Such subtleties may not matter much to the headline writers.

If it is a headline or subhead style, you will want a body type style to follow.

This time round, the headline growth figures show little sign of collapse.

My file headline: Look for a true love, look for a true of marriage, look for a husband who loves me.

Economists there figure that headline inflation will cool in coming months as food prices moderate, thanks to better harvests.

If you find it interesting (which of course you do! ) you'll tap the headline and the full article will pop out on the screen.

Then summer ushered in "Drought Spreads Pain from Florida to Arizona" as a standard headline.

Consider this headline from the Aug. 18, 2009 issue of the Wall Street Journal: "Obama Underwrites Offshore Drilling. "

It should also reverse its policy of cutting headline rates of corporation tax, while limiting the investment allowances.

Under the headline: "Get a body like Putin's" , the journal issued an exercise guide by a shape instructor.

The changing patterns, buried beneath the headline figures, are very hard to spot.