Newspapers
Stories and newspapers are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stories" instead a noun "Newspapers".
Stories
Newspapers and stories are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Newspapers" instead a noun "Stories".
Both words in one sentence
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Real Life Writes the Plot: Several stories have references to political and social events of the day, when the stories were published in the newspapers.
Source: Comic Strip / Nero - Newspapers from the United States would often be confiscated if they're noticed as having feature stories about any big criminal trial.
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Atlas Shrugged: Apparently, the government has enough control over the newspapers that many significant stories can only be reported as Suspiciously Specific Denials.
Source: Propaganda Machine
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