Newspapers
Press and newspapers are semantically related in regular topic. In some cases you can use "Press" instead a noun "Newspapers".
Press
Press noun - A built-in space for storage behind a door.
Newspapers and press are semantically related in media topic. You can use "Newspapers" instead a noun "Press".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Newspapers as we know them first appeared in the 17th century, some time after the printing press was invented, although other methods of written news had been around for longer.
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These protections on the press are not uniform in North America, they generally apply only to newspapers (and magazines) in the United States.
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The British press is collectively known as "Fleet Street", although this is an artifact of an era when many newspapers were at that particular location in London; most have since gone elsewhere.
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