There is currently exemplary (even historic) patterning in news and late night shows on ABC, CBS, BBC, CNN, FOX, MSNBC, OAN & other English language networks.
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The historically great moment when CNN’s Wolf Blitzer produced President Vladimir Putin above the word “peace” in exemplary broadcasting. Currently the words “alive” and “survive” are being used with greater frequency than words to the contrary on CNN.
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March 2, 2023
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Sean Hannity patterns peace with tremendous integrity. We could fill this page with examples from Mr. Hannity alone.
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The segment below is a great effort to repeat a helpful vocabulary word (“like”) in a story replete with unhelpful vocabulary words. The words “peace” and “love” are even more helpful. But the news commentator demonstrates an important language pattern very well when she says “like,” especially considering that she was speaking extemporaneously. If this was intentionally excellent linguistics, perhaps she can be asked to coach others at the station on how to pattern effectively. She seems to understand linguistics well.
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This is an exemplary demonstration of patterning “peace.” The story on CNN isn’t about peace. But the guest on the show uses the word “peace” multiple times to encourage CNN’s audience to behave peacefully anyway. CNN’s newscasters and guests sometimes make a great effort to create peace. But people who care about peace need them to receive more support for peace from the producers and especially the person doing the writing appearing beneath them.
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