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Starstuff  +  324264 Sun, 04 Feb 07 07:49 PM
Is there a phrase for "When journalists/newspapers fight to be the first to publish a breaking story" ? 
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Philip  +  324271 Sun, 04 Feb 07 08:25 PM
 Starstuff wrote:
Is there a phrase for "When journalists/newspapers fight to be the first to publish a breaking story" ? 
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"Have/get the scoop".
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Starstuff, 2 yr 295 days ago

Thanks Philip. Smile [:)]

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