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hit the headlines

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hit/make the headlines
to become important news and be reported in the newspapers and on the television and radio The latest scandal to hit the headlines is about a minister's son arrested for drug-dealing.
See also: headline, hit


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And what of the union that hit the headlines last year, now merged as the UCU?
The latest flurry of worry to hit the headlines came earlier this month when high-end Halstead released its August market report noting a decrease of 14% in the average price of a city apartment since June.
Long before Canada s alluring new options for gay and lesbian weddings hit the headlines, Sheila Allen and Alex Volin decided to declare their commitment to each other in a ceremony on July 6.
 
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