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It must be the editor's decision as to whether they are an appropriate way to break a story.

The papers had just broken a story on a member of the Senate.

Think of what breaking a story like this could mean to your career."

Readers don't really care who broke a story, only other journalists do.

So, when someone else breaks a story that seems to be important, we make an effort to independently verify it.

"Unless, of course, the little devils break a story, in which case we'll be all over them like water on a duck's back.

Three newspapers just broke a story that she was taken down for payload replacement.

The reason for that is in case any station breaks a story that we want to follow up on.

He broke a story last fall on delays on the 7 line and learned a lesson.

The British press broke a story on the talks, and Germany eventually rejected the offer.

Greenspon broke a story of corruption with the residence student government.

It is hard to break a story of this kind into two parts, and it is too long to run complete in one part."

Goodwin broke a story about a scandalous abortion.

Templeton is involved with breaking a story about a drug dealer making campaign contributions and receiving profitable property deals in return.

"I didn't think I was breaking a story.

Breaking a story, getting the benefits of being there first is great for Search Engine Optimisation.

In 1961, writer Ray Cave broke a story on point shaving in college basketball.

I am less interested in which publication broke a story than I am in the importance of the event.

"Twenty years ago, two reporters broke a story and brought a government down in America," Mr. Weinstein said.

"Oh, I hope I have not broken a story," she said with a smile after mentioning the September date.

Maybe the Woodward and Bernstein of 2017 make so much money from breaking a story that it leads to a whole new generation of journalists.

In September 1999 an investigative team from the Associated Press broke a story that shocked America.

Breaking a story that suggests a company is in trouble or is the object of a takeover can make shares dive or fly.

"When you're talking about having 48 hours left, that doesn't seem to be appropriate to break a story that could have a significant impact on the election.

Flatter broke a story involving the examination of how one controversial cricket star delivers what would be the equivalent of a baseball pitch.