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If you place you order now, you will receive a copy as soon as it´s printed.

• spread like wildfire

• hot off the press

• word of mouth

• hit the headlines

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We need to talk to the lawyer before the story appears in the news.

• hot off the press

• hit the headlines

• spreads like wildfire

• word of mouth

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It seems to me that bad news travels extremely quickly.

• spread like wildfire

• word of mouth

• hot off the press

• hut the headlines

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I learned about the play through comments from friends. I don´t think it was formally advertised.

• word of mouth

• hit the headline

• spread like wildfire

• hot off the press

Laura's article about the environment was selected as the ________ for this month's edition of the magazine.

• headline

• editorial

• broadsheet

• cover

As he was walking past the newsagent's, he quickly glanced at the newspaper _________.

• cover

• headlines

• editorial

• tabloid

Most _________ try to attract readers with sensational reports and articles.

• broadsheets

• tabloids

• editorials

• headlines

The royal wedding was the _______ story of every newspaper and magazine in the country.

• headlines

• cover

• morning

• glossy

People who are interested in reading interesting news usually read the _________

• broadsheets

• tabloids

• magazines

• editorial

The _______ pages of Bliss, a magazine that covers the glamorous lifestyles of celebrities, are very appealing.

• glossy

• big

• headline

• morning