Lining up for Hillary
Authored by Michael Pate on June 11th, 2003 at 10:13 AMOne of the interesting things about Google News is the ability to see the same wire stories from multiple sources and see how headlines vary from source to source. For instance, take this sentence: More than 1,000 people clamored for Hillary Rodham Clinton’s new book, an autograph and a chance to meet the senator on Monday as she launched a rock star-like tour to promote her long-awaited memoirs. Should the headline be Hillary Clinton Signs Books for Hundreds or Hundreds Show for Hillary Clinton Signing? Or rather Thousands of people line up for Hillary Clinton book signing or Hillary Clinton book signing brings out 1,000 people.
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Hillary Clinton book signing brings out 1,000 people
Hundreds Show for Hillary Clinton Signing
Thousands of people line up for Hillary Clinton book signing
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