Pundits and Reporters

Pundits

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Reporters and pundits are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reporters" instead a noun "Pundits".

Reporters

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Pundits and reporters are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pundits" instead a noun "Reporters".

Both words in one sentence

  • Throughout The Siege, reporters and pundits like Daniel Shorr and Ariana Huffington (respectively) give in-universe commentary on events in the story.
    Source: Leno Device
  • Series / The Daily Show with Jon Stewart They'll show sometimes upward of a dozen clips of different news anchors, reporters, and pundits repeating the same catch-phrase about an item, then end it with one of the talking heads (usually a Fox News pundit) saying something ... really bizarre, though still on-topic.
  • The Last of These Is Not Like the Others They'll show sometimes upward of a dozen clips of different news anchors, reporters, and pundits repeating the same catch-phrase about an item, then end it with one of the talking heads saying something ... really bizarre, though still on-topic.
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