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Wave of bomb threats against European airliners triggers diversions and tarmac searches
NBC News's headline: 2 other outlets' headlines share two or more of its words.
How it is chosen
The heading is one outlet's own headline: the one whose words the most other outlets' headlines share (two or more words in common), ties going to the earlier. Browse takes out page furniture by printed rules (a LIVE or BREAKING tag, emoji, the outlet's own name on the end, capitals, spaced dashes, a "here's what to know" tail) and changes no other word.
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What the feeds show DERIVED
- The earliest headline in Browse's feeds is NBC News's, stamped 09:26 UTC on 5 November in its own feed.
- 3 outlets have carried it, based in three regions: the United States, Oceania and the UK and Ireland; 2 of them in the last 24 hours.
- Half of them had it within 30 hours of the earliest.
- No two of its 3 headlines are worded the same.
- The word they share most is "wave", in 3 of the 3 outlets' headlines.
- The newest is BBC News's, stamped 15:25 UTC on 6 November.
Worked out by Browse from the outlets' own feeds: their names, headlines and times. No article is read and no model writes these lines.
Shared headline terms
- wave in 3 of 3 outlets' headlines
- bomb in 3 of 3 outlets' headlines
- threats in 3 of 3 outlets' headlines
Who's reporting it
NBC NewsEarliestWave of bomb threats against European airliners triggers diversions and tarmac searches
ABC News (Australia)Bomb threats spread to European newsrooms after wave of passenger jet scares
BBC Newsupdate timeNew wave of bomb threats hit European airlines