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idiomheadlinesgrab the headlinesif an event grabs the headlines, everyone knows about it because it is shocking or unusual and it is reported in all the newspapers, news programmes etc:A grisly killing spree in a small town near Detroit has grabbed the headlines tonight.The wildly swinging price of crude oil has been grabbing the headlines for months, but it at last shows signs of stabilising.headline-grabbing: Stemple has always run his companies at a slower pace, staying away from the headline-grabbing techniques of his colleagues.
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