Examples of using Front-page in English and their translations into Italian
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The IMF rarely makes front-page headlines in the United States
Unfortunately, this newspaper also ran a front-page story on July 24th, headlined"Drop in crime is a victory" A smaller headline read.
In a front-page spread, the Espresso tabloid suggested the identity of the tomb's mysterious resident could be divined with methods taken from the novels of Dan Brown.
Then, almost exactly a month later, on July 28th, the Star Tribune ran another front-page story on the situation.
Eurozone crisis is over, time to finish the job with the banks," announces the front-page of NRC Handelsblad, in the wake of[…].
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Gucci also made front-page news when Jackie Kennedy was photographed with the handbag that became known as the"Jackie O.".
The front-page story we're gonna write about you for tomorrow's Daily Planet?
That guy over there… he's gonna take my front-page story and he's gonna wipe his ass with it,
The New York Times finally noticed this asteroid with a front-page story last July showing how the decline of marriage contributes to inequality.
So your front-page scoop… on the visiting chaos professor hasn't materialized?
According to a front-page article in the August 3, 1992 issue of Investor's Business Daily:"Last Thursday….
His inspection tours of minority regions are front-page news, as are his important speeches on ethnic work.
Another front-page appeal by Cannon the following day declared:"Put no faith in capitalist justice!
Everything they announce tends to be front-page news, no matter how small it is.
L'Osservatore Romano" showed right away which side it was on. Gloves off, the newspaper of the Holy See defended Cardinal Bertone with a front-page editorial by its leading commentator, Lucetta Scaraffia.
The story made front-page news in the Los Angeles Times for a week as police
Last year, a stir was made by the debut of one of its front-page commentators, an esteemed"modernist" Muslim scholar,
Rael's real ability-- remember that he was a journalist-- is to convert everything that surrounds him into front-page news.
After the economy crashed in 2008, inequality suddenly became front-page news.