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journalistically's Usage Examples:

The CIVIS Online Media Prize will recognize journalistically-designed websites on the theme of integration and cultural diversity.

fact of the baptism: it was not a debaptism (a term sometimes used journalistically): the fact of having been baptized remained a fact, and the Catholic.

ran as a writer of tourism much of Argentina and has "discovered" journalistically sites such as Ischigualasto (Moon Valley), Talampaya and Route 40.

staff as having "the best core groups, most spirited groups, [the] journalistically driven groups that CFTO has ever had.

accompanied by Kim"s cameraman – is a success, both militarily and journalistically.

mid-interview cutaways to Soechtig looking concerned came off as a little journalistically self-important, but Tapped does a solid job of covering every aspect.

Ideologically, El Debate was very conservative and clerical, and journalistically it was very modern.

City"s boroughs, so both marine and land use environmental issues were journalistically covered); governmental issues (since Staten Island is part of New York.

responsibilities of editors-in-chief include: Ensuring that content is journalistically objective Fact-checking, spelling, grammar, writing style, page design.

in the face of limiting demography, and postmodernism as at least journalistically predominant—the difference primarily lying in the political prominence.

Unprecedented for a leading couturière, Lucy Duff-Gordon promoted her collections journalistically.

Dan has also written journalistically about music in periodicals and liner notes.

In particular, the committee finds it journalistically unacceptable that the program does not mention the sentencing of the.