Journalists
Papers and journalists are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Papers" instead a noun "Journalists".
Papers
Papers noun - Writing that provides information (especially information of an official nature).
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Journalists and papers are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Journalists" instead a noun "Papers".
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- There is tongue-in-cheek "secret society" of journalists called The Order of the Occult Hand who slip the phrase "It was as if an occult hand had..." into their papers as an In-Joke.
Source: Running Gag / Real Life - British News Papers: Despite the fact that many countries have tabloid magazines and sensational journalists, these trashy, sleazy, and unconscionable newspapers are generally associated with the "Red Tops" of Great Britain.
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It's not like they found things like the NAACP (which Du Bois did in 1909) or work as journalists for Chicago papers and write books and give lectures throughout Europe about lynching (which Wells-Barnett did starting in 1893).
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