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Be sure to check back next week for the best of music news headlines.

News headlines were part of a game that adults played.

The phrase has appeared in news headlines since at least 1987.

News headlines are usually aired at the top of the hour and last for five minutes.

It was almost half past the hour and a few moments later, the news headlines came on.

She presented the sports news headlines at least twice during the program.

But this is no longer obvious, considering recent news headlines.

Furthermore I do not need an update on the news headlines between 0730 and 0800.

The news headlines and station identification are therefore given just before a commercial.

The show always ran along the same lines, opening and closing with the news headlines.

It's one o'clock and here are the main news headlines.

He scanned some news headlines, but nothing sounded worth watching.

Usually a woman, It was her job to read the news headlines and to introduce minor items.

Enjoy mid-morning with the news headlines and the stories of the day.

The initial customers, who began getting the service last week, can get world news headlines, a financial report and a sports update.

"You never thought you'd make the news headlines, did you?"

Time Line also mixes news headlines, weather and traffic with the ads.

News of his death made top billing on the television news headlines.

Simply getting an e-mail message with news headlines and worthwhile Web links, he said.

Otherwise, we'll see you next week for another roundup of the most compelling music news headlines.

This show's format was talk radio commentary, covering political issues and news headlines of the day.

Neither these two services nor the new venture, which is expected to start within a year, will carry breaking news headlines.

While much oil business was directed by gulf news headlines, some traders were looking ahead to the shape of the market after the war.

The blue ticker also reports news headlines and weather forecasts.

The night studies are followed by half an hour of television when the students can catch the latest news headlines or sports updates.