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When covering sensational stories, editors often cite Betteridge's law of headlines to explain why many questions in titles receive no direct answer.
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When covering sensational stories, editors often cite Betteridge's law of headlines to explain why many questions in titles receive no direct answer.
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Betteridge's law of headlines
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alt-of
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Japanese Meaning
Betteridgeの法則（見出しに関する法則）の別形式、すなわち代替的な形で提示された同法則のバリエーション
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