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Keyword [New York Times]
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The Changes In The American Print Media Cognition On China In The 21st Century
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The National Image Of Russia In Media Coverage Of The New York Times(2008-2011)
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A Political Orientation Study Of Reports On Tibet In The Main U.S. Newspapers Since The Reform And Opening Up
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The Media Image Of Chinese-American Political Elites
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A Study Of Reports On The Sino-Soviet Conflict In New York Times (1959-1969)
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The Image Of Tibet In US And UK Mainstream Newspapers
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A Study On The Publicity And Coping Strategies Of The Negative Reports On China From?the New York Times?
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A Study Of New Thoughts Of Governance On China In The New York Times(2012-2018)
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New York Times' Views On China And North Korea Relations(1965-1975)
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A Framework Study Of Reporting The South China Sea By International Media In 2014-2015
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A Study On The Economy,Culture And Social Image Of Chongqing In The New York Times(1997-2017)
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Legitimacy crisis: How the Iraq War's unintended consequences undermined its initial popularity
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A comparative analysis of the New York Times [U.S.A.] and the Nation Media Group [Kenya] presidential opinion polls coverage 90 days prior to election day
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Constructing animal rights activism as a social threat: Claims-making in the 'New York Times' and in congressional hearings
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Exploring a paradigm shift: The New York Times' framing of sub-Saharan Africa in stories of conflict, war and development during the Cold War and post-Cold War eras, 1945-2009
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National identity representation in sport media -The case of China and the U.S
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NATO in the post-Cold War era: 'The New York Times'' reaction to enlargement and to Romania's candidacy
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Security discourse and the end of the Cold War: 'The New York Times' coverage on United States national security
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The use of language and its impact on energy policy discourse: A case study of the hydrogen economy and the news media during the G.W. Bush administration
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On The Construction Of China's National Image From Overseas Media's Emergency Reports
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