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Which British newspaper is known for its Page 3 feature?
Answer: The Sun
Why: The topless version began on 17 November 1970 and ended in January 2015, after a campaign that gathered over 240,000 signatures.
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Which fictional newspaper does Peter Parker work for as a photographer?
Answer: Daily Bugle
Why: He is hired as a freelancer, which lets him sell pictures of himself without anyone asking how he got them.
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What is the thin line used to separate stories or columns?
Answer: Rule
Why: A vertical one between columns is a column rule; a horizontal one separating stories or ads is a cutoff rule.
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What was the first colonial American newspaper, banned after only one issue?
Answer: Publick Occurrences
Why: It appeared in Boston on 25 September 1690 and the authorities suppressed it four days later.
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What line credits the author of a newspaper article?
Answer: Byline
Why: It sits between the title and the body text, and is not the same as the dateline, which marks where the story was filed.
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What ink was used to print newspapers before soy?
Answer: Petroleum-based
Why: Mineral oil inks took over the presses in the early 1900s because they dried fast, and soybean oil ink was first press-tested by an Iowa paper in 1987.