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In January his wife Iris (herself a former assembly member) hit the headlines with an explosive mix of financial and sexual scandal.

"The matter mentioned in the headlines has not been finalized, " Barak said.

But it was his volatile private life that kept him in the headlines until he drank himself to death in 2005.

If just a fraction of these vehicles have problems repaying loans, there could be scores of troubled loans hitting the headlines.

Avoid giving unsolicited opinions about the Royal family, the British economy, the headlines in the Daily Mail or any other sensitive issue.

The reason the media picked it up and splashed it all over the headlines yesterday was simple: it was about the g-spot.

But I was more than a little dismayed to see the headlines trumpeting coffee to prevent or TREAT your depression.

You're up to date. Those are the headlines making news at this hour. Do stay with CNN for more on these stories or other news of the day.

Both husband and wife say despite everything it was worth it to put the Gaza blockade back in the headlines.

THE scientific study of AIDS has dropped out of the headlines over the past year or two.

She opened it up and glanced at the headlines as she walked slowly back around the house.

Behind the headlines, relations between the governments of Mexico and the United States are better than they look, though still unequal.

When the headlines are overwhelmingly negative, as they are now, the market tends to feel riskier than it actually is.

There's all sorts of stuff going on. It's not just, as you would think if you read the headlines in the newspapers, about gay sex.

Prince Harry hit the headlines as he was involved in a fight with a photographer outside a London nightclub.

The lesson: Watch the headlines, move quickly, and try to get out in front of developing trends.

Ralph, owned by Pauline Grant, who hit the headlines at the start of the year is his stepbrother but is dwarfed by his half-sibling.

The new iPad may seem like a modest, evolutionary upgrade, if you were only looking at the headlines.

The headlines are all about the Presidential election in the United States. Few other stories made the front pages.

So the best news of the week, buried under all the headlines about falling bank share prices, was the sharp drop in the price of oil.

It's been a rough few years. Unemployment woes, foreclosure fears and economic uncertainty rule the headlines.

But a rise in volumes is hardly surprising since the headlines have been dominated by sovereign risk.

I'd like to talk to you today about the scale of the scientific effort that goes into making the headlines you see in the paper.

All the headlines confused me and the writing style of the articles was quite different from that of what we usually read.

The last time Malia Obama hit the headlines it was because her allergy to dog hair was complicating the first family's hunt for a puppy.

A year has passed since this phenomenon first gained attention, and new deals continue to hit the headlines.

Often that means that he'll scan through the front page, looking only at the headlines.

It sprang into the headlines again this week with the long-awaited overhaul of the widely unloved Prevent strategy.

The transgender man whose 2007 pregnancy caused international controversy is back in the headlines, this time for a divorce dispute .

It first hit the headlines in 2008 when a local journalist campaigning against the new road was savagely beaten in front of his own home.

I quickly scan the headlines of a major Swedish newspaper perhaps 5 times a week.

Here I did a great DEAL of original writing, wrote the headlines, and worked directly with the printer in setting up the paper.

He glanced at the headlines in it. Then he saw one of them, "It was criminal to give away business secrets! "

But she was also hitting the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Considerable uncertainties over the ultimate size of the stimulus still remain despite the headlines that are being quoted in the press.

Those are the headlines that accompanied him to Liverpool, the searches that Google will always reveal.

Toward the end of September, Russia dashed back into the headlines, as hard-line parliamentarians tried to depose Yeltsin.

Typically, the full picture could be damning enough for a company to want to stay out of court and the headlines.

The headlines, the front page, even the editorial page are now richer in news.

Like last week, with stocks lurching wildly with the headlines -- up by triple digits one day, down the next.

And a media organisation has hit the headlines after its own website was vandalised by digital intruders.

Having said that, it's perfectly reasonable for a web developer to read the headlines and experience a dash of payment envy.

USC football owns the headlines, but they're likely headed into a quiet period thanks to the NCAA sanctions.

When I wrote the first edition of Software Testing, software security issues were just beginning to make the headlines.

But, reading the headlines, one can be forgiven for thinking that every child who does not run a marathon daily is deemed a couch potato.

Pedro, welcome back. A bit of a surprise? How are you going to keep the headlines in Spain?

Plutonium may be grabbing the headlines right now, but it's not the most dangerous substance being emitted from Fukushima.

It may be a rumor, accident or scandal to hit the headlines, but when it involves a celebrity it soon becomes a hot topic.

to focus on He was an unknown who suddenly hit the headlines on his last visit.

And his initial plan as retirement hove into view was to "escape the headlines and the fuss" and have nothing more to do with football.

So despite the sense of crisis in the headlines, the energy market has shown both resilience and resistance to rapid change.

Hence the fact that it was Portugal and Spain, not Ireland, hogging the headlines last week.

Every morning when he wakes up, he would rapidly overview the headlines on the newspapers.

As a result, investors miss out on much of the dazzling percentage returns that make the headlines.

The headlines were full of news of the bank robbery.

Wang's public apology is one of many campus incidents which have hit the headlines.

The story has not grabbed the headlines in Argentina as strongly as it has elsewhere.

I was joking, it was not serious, but naturally the press picked up on it and splashed it all over the headlines.

It seems that the Maokong Gondola is even better at creating news than entertainers are , often hitting the headlines .

Predictions that average house prices could fall by up to 50% have recently grabbed the headlines.

The headlines about the earthquake screamed from the front page.

This religious aspect of the rise of China as a global power does not often get into the headlines.

Reports of Salmonella Montevideo in UK chocolate have put foodborne disease back in the headlines.

But it will be the thoughts on his own future that will surely catch the headlines tomorrow.

So watch out for the headlines over the weekend and into Monday.

Written by the playwright David Henry Hwang, Chinglish is a comedy with a ripped-from-the-headlines theme.

The headlines from the Middle East understandably focus on the war in Iraq, the nuclear ambitions of Iran and the Palestinian peace process.

Greek default is the high-profile threat to eurozone banks that hogs the headlines, and drives down the share prices of the region's banks.

But it was the extreme heat that grabbed most of the headlines.

You can quickly scan the headlines or select one to see an excerpt, the source of the story or a list of related topics.

However, Zhang's affair now hits the headlines of various news websites, which to some extent forces me to seek what happened to her.

The recent controversy surrounding Milan striker Ronaldo's encounter with a trio of transsexuals , continues to make the headlines.

WSJ: When you're watching the headlines in the financial press right now, do you think companies are doing too much hunkering down?

It has made the headlines that the president's wife threatened her husband with public exposure.

But there's another piece of the painful subprime story that hasn't hit the headlines yet: costly-sometimes abusive-subprime credit cards.

Even in a market where Google, Microsoft and Yahoo hog the headlines, there may be room for something different.

In nominating Mr Alito so soon after the indictment was announced, the president is seeking to seize the headlines back from Mr Fitzgerald.

That was nearly two years ago and the case has rarely been out of the headlines.

Greece will move back into the headlines, since the country will need another cash infusion.

THE headlines are all about sovereign debt at the moment.

All the headlines from today's papers, sites and blogs, rounded up so you don't have to bother looking anywhere else. . .

Because of its virulence, cholera is the ailment that catches the headlines, but the other diarrhoeal diseases kill 1. 5m children a year.

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But the news, which broke late on Tuesday Kazakh time, failed to make the headlines in many local newspapers .

In the US stocks are at new records. Cyprus is in the headlines. Investors are not asking questions about China. They should.

When Steven Paul Jobs first hit the headlines, he was younger even than Mark Zuckerberg is now.

As chaos reigns in the financial markets, the issue of regulatory reform is never far from the headlines.

School violence is in the headlines again with the shootings at Northern Illinois University.

House and Senate committee hearings next week will ensure that the Secret Service scandal remains prominently in the headlines.

MEXICO gets most of the headlines regarding Latin America's drug trade these days, but Central America is becoming a key battleground.

House and Senate committee hearings next week will ensure that the Secret Service scandal remains prominently in the headlines.

MEXICO gets most of the headlines regarding Latin America's drug trade these days, but Central America is becoming a key battleground.

Start with one simple fact behind most of the headlines: Britain's prisons are bursting at the seams.

I don't even read all the articles . . . I just read the headlines on the cover, or flip through the magazines.

Reading the headlines, potential business school applicants may wonder whether to make the leap at all.

Greece had one of the biggest falls, sliding from 14th to 22nd as its financial and industrial relations problems hit the headlines.

The image of the Princess standing in a minefield in Angola in January 1997 put the issue of landmines in the headlines the world over.

Too often those who failed in their duty have monopolized the headlines and distorted the image of their generation.

Some differences also exist in the headlines and pictures of the reports between Chinese and British football.

It has been running for over three years, but only recently has the trial of Charles Taylor been grabbing the headlines outside of Africa.

It has been running for over three years, but only recently has the trial of Charles Taylor been grabbing the headlines outside of Africa.

or at least looks at the headlines.

Rooney's goals may grab the headlines, but there wasn't a bad performance in a red shirt.

IN THE headlines about Europe's economic woes, one country stands out. Its public finances are a disaster.

BELIEVE the headlines and Europe's worst economic headache by far is Greece , financially feckless and socially volatile.

So after the fire, and the headlines, and the public inquiry, smoking will be banned from all hotel rooms too.

When Thierry and I read the headlines, we just laughed. We knew better.

For one week go without reading the newspaper, watching the news, or scanning the headlines online.

Even as Islamist terrorism grabs the headlines, more familiar varieties cling stubbornly to existence.

It made the headlines that the president's wife threatened her husband with public exposure.

That was not because Jha shares the concerns about migrants that usually hit the headlines: namely, that America is letting in too many.

Put your keywords in the headlines, subheads and body copy of your web pages.

Last week, a professor at the University of East Anglia made the headlines by declaring that such outbursts at work can be a good thing.

The headlines produced by this study have been alarming, but the study is far from conclusive.

And behind the headlines about China's exchange rate lurks a more lethal secret.

The couple's relationship hit the headlines in recent months as rumours swirled about Kutcher's alleged infidelity.

The headlines from Washington today blare of bailouts, stimulus, clunkers, Afpak, health care.

Although gold gets all of the headlines in the mainstream media, silver shares all of the same monetary qualities as gold.

I have grabbed the headlines so many times but what has happened to me would not have been possible without my team-mates.

they scanned the headlines throughout the page more than the group that looked at the smaller headlines.

Those are the headlines for you this hour.

Although deflation is in the headlines today, the Fed has to be alert to inflationary pressures in the future.

As I left North Korea, the headlines read Steve Jobs, a visionary from Apple, had passed.

The US-led coalition forces say investigation has been launched. Those are the headlines.

Amazon begins holding auctions. Google is getting the headlines and Web searching is the hot business?

Its stars dominate the headlines and devour almost all the sponsorship deals.

The headlines of the Paris and London newspapers were big, black, and frightened.

Two stories have hit the headlines this week of mothers involved in the death of their grown children.

After we have gained the features of the headlines, let's consider: What can headlines do for us?

You can go through the headlines without going into detail I don't need for tomorrow report of mine.

Those are the headlines for you at this hour.

Yet look beyond the headlines, and, as our special report shows, something remarkable is happening in Latin America.

"American Jets Attack Soviet Airfield, " the headlines blared.

Keep informed by reading the Headlines posted by the Academy Team and your Academy.

Facebook and Twitter may thus make us bad people; instant messaging makes us mean, the headlines read.

Militant workers who kidnap their bosses and big union-led protests of the sort planned for May 1st may hog the headlines.

The headlines are unrelenting: toxic bean sprouts, filthy oil, drug-tainted pork.

You open interesting links in new tabs so you can keep reading through the headlines.

But a peek behind the headlines reveals that on the issue of historical understanding, the ground has shifted in China.

Celebrity divorces always hit the headlines as much as their luxurious weddings.

The big satellite missiles make most of the headlines in the story of rocket development.

This grabbed the headlines, but he has announced a ceasefire several times before and nothing has ever happened.

The arrival of the national football team hit the headlines in the local press.

"We predicted the headlines Microsoft would get, but they went ahead, " says Mr Davies.

Mrs Palin hogs the headlines, but half the country hates her, so she cannot plausibly win a general election.

So where are the headlines warning of gloom and doom this time?

In all three cases, the story was not quite as simple as the headlines suggested.

eg. He was unknown, who suddenly hit the headlines on his last visit.

In case the user's choice of news type was invalid, the model would return an error code, rather than the headlines.

And now Jodie Marsh's body is making the headlines once again - but for very different reasons.

"The bees will get the headlines in this story, " UNEP spokesman Nick Nuttall told journalists.

The hapless ones bought stocks only when they felt comfort in doing so and then proceeded to sell when the headlines made them queasy.

The headlines these days are filled with populist attacks on the wealthy.

The IMF financial stability report's estimate this week that global credit losses could reach $4. 1bn understandably grabbed the headlines.

But are the headlines and the big numbers misleading?

OK, that was 200 years ago, but Francis there WHDH tells us Revere's work is back in the headlines.

Cases in which retirees can return to work with their full salary grab the headlines.

Despite what the headlines implied about Binti's moral fiber, the answer is by no means clear.

The headlines are alone in painting a rosier picture for mortgage approvals.

Rooney scored the first and will be in most of the headlines as his hot streak continues.

One morning, I cast a glance at the headlines of the newspaper.

If you follow the news in China, you will find that employment, housing, health, pension and environment protection are the headlines.

Despite the headlines ascribing historical importance here, there's a long way to go before this hits the Oval Office.

I only skimmed the headlines of the newspaper every morning.

Worry about the things you can control, not the headlines.

I just read the headlines on the cover, or flip through the magazines.

"The headlines in the news of late were well-anticipated. "

Ten events and trends that were overlooked this year, but may be leading the headlines in 2011.

When the user selects a feed, you then process the feed contents and list the headlines for each item in the feed.

The headlines are certainly looking better on the export and import front.

The state visit by the premier captured the headlines of all newspapers.

The arrival of the football team hit the headlines in the local press.

THE headlines this week were about riots, petrol bombs, tear gas and strikes.

Yet the headlines give a distorted picture of the place.

Its $50 billion takeover of Alcon, an American eye-care firm, unveiled early this month, has been hogging the headlines.

Outside of the headlines, much has changed since then.

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Dodgy populists who hogged the headlines have vanished.

You can go through the headlines without going into detail I don't need.

The consumption of hard drugs, particularly heroin, hit the headlines in Switzerland in the 1980s.

'Generally it's not good when accountants are in the headlines, ' said Au.

THE headlines are all about Republican scandal.

The headlines commanded her attention.

Disputes in the showbiz world may make the headlines but the corporate sector has seen its fair share of battles.

So editors must check that there is enough space for the headlines they have written.

No sooner did one crisis die away than another claimed the headlines.

On the bus I always manage to glance at the headlines in the newspaper.

I only had time to read the headlines of the newspaper.

His face fell when he read the headlines.

Public health has very few cost estimates that can compete with the multi-billion dollar bailouts that make the headlines these days.

I always glimpse at the headlines before I decide what to read in the newspaper.

"I can't see one glimmer of hope in this report when we dig beneath the headlines, " said Derek Holt, economist at Scotia Capital.

On a blue-moon night, the headlines are written in the stars.

It's still crimes ripped from the headlines for the most part, shows based in some way on true stories.

I didn't read today's newspaper very carefully, I just had time to glance over the headlines.

Despite the headlines, India is doing rather well.

The educational reform was in the headlines.

The headlines in Asia focused on "Superman. "

Despite what the headlines implied about Binti's moral fiber2, the answer is by no means clear.

Now it has hit the headlines again.

I have always tried to focus on human stories, to get behind the headlines.

Language Choice in the Headlines and Guidelines of English Newspapers in China and the U. S.

Do you read newspapers? most people read the headlines of a news report or an article first.

But the reality lags behind the headlines.

There's still one thing you should always remember: The headlines you write are everything.

I don't read the whole paper; I just glanced at the headlines.

These men went beyond the headlines to probe the reasons why people didn't act.

and the event became the headlines of local newspapers.

Then, on July 4th, came the headlines that doomed the News of the World.

Chinese investments have also been smaller and more tentative than many of the headlines suggest.

Behind the headlines this is a tale of two great immigrations.

BANKS' woes have stolen the headlines this week.

enough space for the headlines they have written.

He scanned the headlines of the evening paper.

the whole paper. I just glanced at the headlines.

No, I don't read the whole paper. I glance at the headlines and then read the business section and sport section. Do you read those?

We have seen those words in the headlines too often this year.

The bad are getting all the headlines.

The headlines are blaring the scandal.

I was too busy to read the whole paper. I just glanced at the headlines.

The event captured the headlines of all newspapers.

Why did I only display the headlines in this example?

The single-aisle jet market hardly grabs the headlines, but it is the most important profit center for jet makers.

Rhodesian Ridgeback in Germany also hit the headlines last September when she also gave birth to 17 puppies.

They just skimmed the headlines.

The headlines flashed on the screen.

It made the headlines in the national newspapers.

Scan the headlines of today's newspaper.

True, the headlines this morning are ostensibly all about politics.

To do that, they need to dig below the headlines.

If their companies flop, they know that they will be in the headlines, whereas other start-ups that fall short may go unnoticed.

Bees and butterflies don't usually make the headlines.

The controversy put Carrey's name in the headlines for the first time.

Changes in the H5N1 situation frequently made the headlines.

Here's where you have to read below the headlines.

I just cast a glance at the headlines.

Will it also dominate the headlines in the second half?

Yes, the headlines note the prices will start at the low, low level of $499.

I didn't read the whole paper. I just glanced at the headlines.

Since they don't see the headlines the rest of the world is reading, the average American doesn't know what's at stake.

Let's try the same process on all of the headlines from Yahoo News (I'm using the Feb 23 version).

f. She constantly made the headlines luxurywise.

In some technologies such as wind power, the headlines appear to be broadly right.

Player profile: Academy hot shot Adam Morgan grabbed the headlines by scoring in 13 successive games for the U18s and reserves in 2010-11.

Just have a look at the headlines.

But in China, holding the line against the headlines will only get harder.

Now, in 2011, it is hacker groups making the headlines once again.

With inflation fears still very much in the headlines, he is surely premature in predicting monetary easing?

WHILE the big equity market falls may grab the headlines, there is a lot going on in the bond and money markets.

The school hit the headlines in 1995 when its headmaster, Philip Lawrence, was stabbed to death just outside the school gates.