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Here are a few possible interpretations of “Headline” and quick context to help you:

• General definition: A headline is the large title at the top of a news article or the leading line that summarizes the main point of a story. It’s designed to grab attention and give readers a quick sense of the content.
• Journalism usage: Headlines often use concise, action-oriented language and may omit forms of the verb “to be” to save space and speed up comprehension. This style is commonly referred to as headlinese.
• Examples of how headlines work: A front-page headline typically appears in large type and is followed by the article’s lead paragraph. Headlines can also appear as “hed” or “headline” in newsroom workflows.

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