noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a television reporter/journalist
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Grant was interviewed by a BBC television journalist.
embedded journalist
freelance journalist/writer/photographer etc
veteran journalist/actor/goalkeeper etc
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
financial
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Yet she managed to be a rather successful financial journalist .
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Rosamund Heartgood, a financial journalist , would be surprised to hear that e-love is alive, let alone well.
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She is a financial journalist with her own by-line.
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In conjunction with a panel of 15 personal financial journalists , weightings were attached to these characteristics to produce an index.
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Top financial journalists can make and break company reputations.
foreign
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Immigration officials said other foreign journalists would also be kicked out of the country, but they did not give details.
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It discourages visits by foreign journalists and has great difficulty in explaining itself to the world.
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But it is no longer only foreign journalists who seek to investigate embarrassing stories.
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A place where there are no foreign journalists , no chance to use him for propaganda.
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Several foreign journalists who tried to film the incident were themselves manhandled by security forces and briefly detained.
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Most foreign journalists had been expelled from the area by March 5.
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Details of some of the disturbances were reported by foreign journalists , who were able to see for themselves what was happening.
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In interviews with foreign journalists , students at the Institute confirmed this version of events.
investigative
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Such a cavalier approach to customers surely leaves Expotel vulnerable to competitors and to bright, investigative trade journalists .
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She was thirty-two, an editor with a distinguished publishing house, married to an investigative journalist .
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A general privilege for investigative journalists ?
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And Mark Thomas, 37, comedian and de facto investigative journalist , is nothing if not controversial himself.
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As I understand it, the London food commission is a consumerist pressure group staffed by academics and investigative journalists .
local
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The more unpopular he becomes, the more President Mugabe intensifies his repression. Local journalists are intimidated and foreign media expelled.
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Officially, turnout was 61 %; local journalists say it was under 10 %.
political
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The biography by Julia Langdon, a well-connected political journalist , purported to offer some explanations.
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Increased interest among television audiences was also confirmed by broadcasters and political journalists who were interviewed by Professor Hetherington.
western
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A direct hit on the Al-Rasheed was ruled out because of the western journalists there.
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Certain Western journalists had been barred from covering the elections.
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What you usually get are the impressions of Western journalists .
■ NOUN
freelance
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Jason denies saying it; the freelance journalist who interviewed him insists he did.
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Eluned Price is a freelance journalist based in Oxford and specialising in houses, gardens and their owners.
television
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He is a television journalist , recently divorced, intelligent, good with women, somewhat lacking in confidence.
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Described by friends as somewhat shy or stand-offish, Cohen last year married Janet Langhart, a black television journalist .
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But the dilemma, at least for the television journalist , is not quite as simple as that.
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Despite the model looks and on-air poise, the most striking quality of this thirtysomething television journalist is her name.
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Besides the clothing they wear, television journalists often wear titles.
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It is a tricky issue but somewhat irrelevant since almost nobody is that interested in classrooms, least of all television journalists .
■ VERB
talk
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He was sure no one had noticed him talking to the journalist .
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Anytime the government sees one of us talking to a journalist , they say that person is a leader.
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He was usually available for comment and did not talk down to journalists .
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Date, an expose-type show with more talking heads than journalists .
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He's just spent the whole day talking to journalists .
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He also flouted the censorship efforts of the Vatican bureaucracy, the Curia, by talking to journalists .
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However, what plan was the Secretary of State talking about in front of the journalists ?
tell
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The Congress was told that journalists had been registered in only fifty of ninety guberniia committees.
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But if they tell a journalist , they tell the world how important they are.
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He told journalists he had given false evidence at the trial.
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Campese, I am told by journalist Paolo Catella, is having tantrums.
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According to one report, he told a group of journalists that he believed he ought to have been given the interim presidency.
work
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He worked as a journalist in the 1890s, and took an active role in discussions among liberal and socialist intellectuals.
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She obtained press credentials from two publications to work as a journalist .
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At first Harvey, working as a travel journalist , envisaged a fairly conventional feature.
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I returned to my routine as a working journalist and a landlady.
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When the war ended he studied at Tbilisi University then returned to Moscow and worked as a journalist .
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She worked as a journalist on McClure's magazine, and gave it up to write.
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Since his release a year ago, he has been prevented from working as a journalist .
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He is my wife's brother and he works as a journalist with a newspaper in Hue.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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After he retired from football he became a sports journalist for the Gazette.
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All foreign journalists have been told to leave the war zone as soon as possible.
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An experienced journalist has a sense of what is likely to be relevant about a story.
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Lee is one of the highest-paid financial journalists in the country.
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My father hated journalists - he didn't trust any of them.
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She worked as a journalist on the New York Times.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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An investigations unit would be set up in London, staffed by reputable heavyweight journalists he had already selected.
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But if they tell a journalist , they tell the world how important they are.
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Regular perusal will make clear which journalists might be most sympathetic to your particular style.
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She worked as a journalist on McClure's magazine, and gave it up to write.
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Some of the journalists had already left; others had settled down to the serious business of getting drunk.
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That's the message to come from a new book on Highgrove co-written by the Prince and environmental journalist , Charles Clover.
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The returning journalist rarely is identified.