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What is a Headline printed across entire width of newspaper page?
A headline printed across the entire width of a newspaper page is known as a "banner headline." It is used to grab attention and highlight the most important news story of the day. Banner headlines are typically larger and more prominent than regular headlines.
What do you call the main headline in the newspaper?
Masthead (sometimes also called the Banner) - the masthead is the title block or logo identifying the newspaper at the top of the front-page.Sometimes an emblem or a motto is also placed within the masthead. The masthead is often set into a block of black or red print or boxed with a border; the 'Red-tops' (The Sun, The Mirror, The News of the World) are categorised by style and the use of a red background in the masthead.
Didn't Al Capone start the BBB?
The BBB was started in 1912. Al Capone was born in 1899. I think not.
What do you think of this dating headline Lamb missing her lion?
Honestly, I think it's dumb.
Who was the first rapper to headline the Glastonbury Festival?
I think it was jay- z
What do you think that headline means?
I'm not able to browse the internet in real-time, but if you provide me with the headline, I can help you analyze the key points or words to understand its meaning.
What did Al Capone think about Hitler?
He loved Hitler. He thought of him as a role model.
How did the news spread about the gold in California?
It didn't matter if it was true or not. Once the first newspaper published the headline that gold was found the rush was on. People dream about getting rich without a lot of work, but getting gold is a lot more work than most think it is.
How important you think Al Capone was to Prohibition ending on 5th December 1933?
Not at all
Does the Democratic Party have initials?
That's a great question. The Republicans use GOP (Grand Old Party). But in current abbreviations, I don't think there's a common one for Democrats. On Twitter, they are often called "Dems", since you often need short words when sending a tweet. I have also seen "Dems" in newspaper headlines. GOP is not generally used in conversation-- it too is used as a newspaper headline or in tweets.
Where was the first newspaper?
I think it was China.
Will edge headline WrestleMania 2010?
I dont think so, I heard hes returning after WrestleMania 26
