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'Headlinese' is the very elliptical syntax employed in headlines, captions, titles, signs and labels in order to save space and permit larger characters in display.
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Structure of the headline "Olympics organizers scramble as furor over woke blasphemy grows."
I've been editing news stories, designing newspaper pages and otherwise existing in this professional context for almost 25 years. This sentence (a "deck", strictly speaking) doesn't strike me as part …
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