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She was, after all, a friend of the family and, almost as important, a news correspondent.

To be fair, the 24-hour news correspondents are doing pretty well.

This office, in which he acted as a news correspondent, was a blind.

Not a model or even a television news correspondent.

He also serves as an entertainment news correspondent for E!

She later became a general news correspondent working on television as well as radio.

On the other hand, one of those hostages was a civilian, a well-known American news correspondent.

ABC news correspondents and members of the military will be available to answer the questions.

I will always wonder at the naivete of the news correspondents who are able to see it that way.

"You almost convinced me too, Doctor, and I was an international news correspondent."

Here are observations from several news correspondents sent to Beijing by the various networks.

Suddenly the battalion of news correspondents came alive as someone shouted, "Here he comes!"

The force was accompanied by approximately a dozen civilian news correspondents.

A trench coat was unusual item for news correspondents in those days.

In 1954, he was named a news correspondent.

The room was jammed with news correspondents, waiting their turn to transmit reports of the disaster.

Prior to entering academia Garcia worked as a news correspondent and editor.

He was until 2000 a news correspondent for the Washington Blade, a weekly newspaper.

Williams got him a job as Daily News correspondent.

Noted deaf artist and news correspondent who pioneered many new painting techniques in the west.

Thus, she said, some news correspondents were being supervised by sports executives who had no problem with the swoosh.

Thirteen of the dead were American news correspondents.

The news correspondents in the White House briefing room didn't waste any time.

In 1985, he joined the New York Times, serving as a news correspondent.

Keith Wilkinson is a British television reporter and news correspondent.