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• Peter Riegert is a veteran journo with a bad temper.
• :I am a tech journo ( and a sysadmin ) myself.
• Eli Journo, 44, agreed, saying the government has lost control.
• Journo ( slang for journalists ) dissects every angle of compelling stories by journalists.
• It's nothing any conchie journo ( conscientious journalist ) wouldn't do:
• Journo's family wants regent probed
• Regent denies killing journo, JAKARTA POST
• You wind up with pop psychology, pop culture, journo-pop, instead of real news.
• In 2012, Shipp was named as " Journo in Residence " at Morgan State University in Baltimore.
• "' Journo "'is an investigative news program hosted by Luchi Cruz-Valdes.
• I guess that's how conventional media, where the journo and celeb are interdependent, works.
• "This is becoming a war of survival, " said Eli Journo, a Tiberias resident.
• In 2016 Hodgson appeared as a presenter on London Live as a football journo and FanTV with Justin Lee Collins.
• Anyway, here's your TV journo, Kevin D . Thompson, to suss it all out for you.
• I believe the entry came from a journo I know after an article given when quizzed about the launch of GayCheltenham.
• There's also extensive information about Martizez'journalism but no evidence that he's actually a paid journo.
• "No, we shouldn't use yet another piece of journo tripe that just happens to fit with your POV"
• I've written more positive columns about feminism than any other mainstream male journo in the country in the last five years.
• Adrian Monck ranked Bradshaw second in his list of " Britain's Top Ten Journo-Bloggers " ( 2007 ),.
• It's not very hard to see the same actions would be unacceptable at his employer or any other game journo publication.