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Often used in the same context:
correspondents,
reporters,
newspeople,
photographers,
cameramen,
media,
pressmen,
scribes,
editors,
diplomats,
journalism,
press,
reportage,
journo,
parliamentarians,
freelancers,
intellectuals,
writers,
photojournalist,
corespondent,
commentators,
dissidents,
lensmen,
politicians,
newsmen,
ethiop,
cartoonists,
cameraperson,
newspapers,
policemen,
newscasters,
minders,
businesspeople,
human rights,
broadcasters,
foreigners,
businessmen,
activists,
camerawoman,
civilians,
typesetters,
observers,
correspondant,
spies,
businesspersons,
subeditor,
novelists,
bodyguards,
news,
newspapermen,
fourth estate,
freelancer,
stenographic,
staffers,
dailies,
uks,
expatriates,
filmmakers,
newsies,
editorialise,
muckraking,
translators,
envoys,
objectivity,
newsperson,
publishers,
publicists,
operatives,
leakers,
lawyers,
lincoln steffens,
newsroom,
broadsheets,
dignitaries,
fixers,
lecturers,
scholars,
celebrities,
jurists,
academics,
persons,
professors,
informers,
analysts,
paparazzi,
sympathizers,
mercenaries,
executives,
satirists,
newsworthiness,
chatterers,
diplomatic corps,
embassies,
sensationalism,
leftists,
dissenters,
soldiers,
presenters,
hacks,
lazybones,
clergymen,
bureaux,
journalist,
academicians,
artists,
choreographers,
educationalists,
lawmakers,
musicians,
columnists
Appears in the definition of:
ahmad shah masoud,
defame,
interview,
journalistically,
masoud,
penman,
press corps,
scribbler,
scribe,
subservient,
turkish hizballah
Also try:
— Adjectives for journalists:
many,
foreign,
american,
most,
few,
western,
several,
professional,
british,
young,
local,
more...
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