front-page editorial

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• The newspaper ran a scathing front-page editorial against the new tax policy.
• The newspaper ran a front-page editorial condemning the policy.
• A powerful front-page editorial can sway public opinion significantly.
• Tomorrow's front-page editorial will endorse the mayoral candidate.
• Did you read the controversial front-page editorial in today's paper?
• In a rare move, the paper issued a front-page editorial apologizing to readers.
• The decision to publish a front-page editorial was not taken lightly by the board.
• She spent all night drafting the front-page editorial for Sunday’s edition.
• Tomorrow, they will publish a landmark front-page editorial on climate change.
• After the scandal broke, a scathing front-page editorial demanded accountability.
• That brave front-page editorial from the 1960s is now part of journalism history.
• The front-page editorial praised the volunteers for their tireless work.
• It's rare for this journal to feature a front-page editorial, which highlights its importance.
• We debated whether a front-page editorial was the right way to address the issue.
• The candidate's response to the front-page editorial was weak and unconvincing.
• Last year, their front-page editorial sparked nationwide discussion.
• As the editor-in-chief, writing the front-page editorial on such a sensitive issue was my responsibility.
• A bilingual front-page editorial reached both local and international audiences.
• The government was heavily criticized in a front-page editorial that called for immediate action.
• Had there been a front-page editorial, the controversy might have cooled sooner.