281. Broadsheet, 282. Quality papers , 283. Popular papers, 284. Folds, 285.Higher-quality journalism, 286.Layouts, 287.Wide range of, 288.Public matter, 289.Detailed reports on, 290.Latest news, 291.Focus on, 292.Appeal to, 293.Mass entertainment, 294.Bold headlines, 295.Tend to, 296.Emphasis on, 297.Significant reduction, 298.Tabloid journalism, 299.Gossip, 300.The distinction, 301.on the front page, 302.Headline, 303.At the top of the page, 304.To zero in on, 305.Irreverent, 306.Slangy, 307.Features, 308Informal language, 309.Colloquial, 310.Highly attitudinal, 311.Diminutives, 312.Formal language, 313.Neutral, 314.Objective, 315.Eager to, 316.Radio listeners, 317.Point of view, 318.Commuters, 319.Station, 320.Specializein, 321.Grab an audience, 322.Hosts, 323.Speeches, 324.Value offer, 325.Experts offer, 326.Useful, 327.Alternative views, 328.Run, 329.Reinforces, 330.Worldview, 331.Pull in.

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