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correspondents <a correspondent; correspondents> N

correspondents

accreditation of correspondents JOURN

correspondent <a correspondent; correspondents> N (professions)

be correspondent VB

correspondent account N COMPUT

foreign correspondent JOURN

regional correspondent JOURN

war correspondent JOURN

beneficiary correspondent account N COMPUT

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The correspondents jump on to the missionaries when they are out of matter, and news has been very scarce this winter.
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It was put out by 40 editors, reporters, correspondents, photographers and other editorial employees working in a 100 square meter newsroom.
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Following the collapse of the banking system in 1933, the company was able to extend immediate and substantial help to its troubled correspondents.
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Some act as bank correspondents, allowing residents to pay bills and cash cheques from other institutions.
thetyee.ca
After some gravitas-laced reading aloud, he will throw over to a handful of correspondents dotted across the world then to a weather person.
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These correspondents concentrated on the controversy and news space was filled with climate sceptic opinion.
www.redpepper.org.uk
The choice of a "multi-screen" format, widespread use of video conference connections with correspondents and experts, was significant.
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The business exploded as correspondents began to register trade goods of an unimaginable variety.
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His correspondents included students, faculty members, chairs, and presidents; and his letters were about hiring practices and/or curricular matters.
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The service is built around a pan-European network of country correspondents, reviewers and translators, all qualified legal professionals.
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