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• A yellow press scandal ensues, leaving Nora in desperation.
• It's abysmal ( but great copy for the likes of Izvestia and other yellow press ).
• The yellow press covered the revolution extensively and often inaccurately, but conditions on Cuba were horrific enough.
• Marca is not yellow press or tabloid.
• After her character's death, Wendl received coverage in the yellow press quite regularly, most notably about her health.
• Ochs'Times rejected all these staples of what the cartoon caused to be called the " yellow press ."
• "The yellow press only picks the bad news, " said one legislator, speaking on condition of anonymity . sg-kl
• "As the German referees boss, I am used to handling the press and even the yellow press ( tabloid ).
• His factory is modest : Two yellow presses line one wall and sanders, saws and workbenches dot the two workrooms.
• Two years ago, police corruption scandals exposed by " Yellow Press " spurred the replacement of Greece's public order minister.
• Not only does it read as unadulterated propaganda straight out of a yellow press blog, but was / is grammatically awkward.
• The Alpha channel on Friday announced the indefinite suspension of " Jungle " and its sister show " Yellow Press ."
• Friedman is a co-founder and former director of Yellow Press, a literary publisher and is the author of two books of poetry.
• Sent to protect U . S . interests during the Yellow Press " by William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, blamed Spain.
• On the other hand, Loman has been claimed as a " celebrity-seeking endeavour " because he has often appeared on the yellow press.
• Even removed citation from dailymail . co . uk as one of the reviewers told me it is sometimes regarded as yellow press.
• The war began at the urging of " the yellow press " and the recitation of Spanish atrocities, real and imagined, filled American newspapers.
• Yet this incident in our history-- largely created by William Randolph Hearst and other yellow press barons-- took him to the White House ."
• In the same year however, van Burg had to hand off the show after the yellow press had spread rumours about his private life.
• Edelstein argues that given Gilman s distaste for the Yellow Press, this can also be seen as a description of tabloid newspapers of the day.