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When I see the headline Finance crisis what I think about is , job opportunities get effected or reduced. Property market drops, business goes down. Over all there will be a drop in the market and people will start thinking of other opportunities like migrating to other countries.
Example of a Finance crisis is the crisis that happened in the year 2008. This was the real situation of financial crisis during the year 2008, where the entire world had to face the reality, and the result of this crisis was...
1. The bankers stopped loans for business
2.Job opportunities got effected
3.People began to send their families back to their home town
4.Salaries got reduced
5.Business got effected
6.Rental came down
7.Personal loans were not released by bankers

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The headline from BBC news "8 people taken to hospital after MN Mall stabbings" (nandita giri

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The headline from BBC news "8 people taken to hospital after MN Mall stabbings" (nandita giri

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The headline is written in very bold, and big letters to catch the readers attention and the structure also is very good and they have used good grammar and punctuation for effects.

The headline says about how people were seriously injured after a suspect wearing a private security uniform was shot dead by an off duty police officer .

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The word explosion can lead to a lot of various things in a persons mind, it recalls danger. Something one should be afraid of - an attack or so. Explosions can be caused as a result of technical errors, natural disasters and bombings/terrorists.

It can also refer to something that's hit the internet, something that's trending worldwide on social media. The word can also describe an increase of something, perhaps an explosion of excitement at a birthday party.

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The word shock can lead us to various kinds of headlines
Example of shocking headlines:
Five killed in US mall shooting
The headline itself tells us that the following article is an example of shocking news.
Source: Khaleej Times

-Syria continues air strikes on Aleppo
Source:Khaleej Times

-Suicide bombing attacks kill 12
Source: Khaleej Times

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The word explosion can lead to alot  of various things in a persons mind. One of the most common feeling a person can get whilst reading/hearing the word 'explosion'

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The word meltdown, when included in a headline could bring up a lot of ideas as to what the article is about.
When people are either overjoyed or emotionally unstable, they could tend to break into tears or have a mental collapse and therefore have a meltdown.
This word can also be used to relate to a nucleur meltdown or an electrical miss happen in a powerhouse, which could have caused an overheating of the fuel in a nucleur reactor.
Meltdown can even mean when a country experiences a downturn in its state of economy. There would be a major drop in its wages and benefits and many companies may go out of business too.

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--*The word 'explosion' in journalism as a headline explicitly refers to a literal explosion as in a paroxysm or blast/blowing apart something usually caused by a bomb or any mechanical device with a power source, most commonly by a lithium-ion battery or something in a higher tier of that battery. Or by a natural cause for eg: a volcano.
Main keywords in an 'explosion' headline explicitly, will include 'terrorism', 'accidents', 'places of interest', 'Volcano eruption' etc.

Egs of 'explicit explosion' headlines:
-10 killed, 60 wounded in Davao explosion (http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2016/09/03/1620047/10-killed-60-wounded-davao-explosion)
-Powerful Blast Injures at Least 29 in Manhattan; Second Device Found. (http://www.nytimes.com/2016/09/18/nyregion/chelsea-explosion-new-york-city.html?_r=0)
-Explosion at Charlottesville, Virginia Mall…3rd City Today With Explosions (http://dailyheadlines.net/2016/09/explosion-at-charlottesville-virginia-mall-3rd-city-today-with-explosions/)

--*'Explosion' implicitly refers to something new which has been discovered or something that has 'broken the internet'/ 'gone viral' (a popular news which is known worldwide or a news which creates shock waves informing the reader about the latest trend which could have a negative/detrimental impact.)

Egs of 'implicit explosion' headlines:
-The Internet Has Exploded Over Pokemon Go.
( http://insideout.topshop.com/2016/07/the-internet-has-exploded-over-pokemon-go)
-An encounter with Nigella Lawson's explosive husband
(http://www.sunshinecoastdaily.com.au/news/nigella-lawsons-explosive-hubby-charles-saatchi/1916440/)
- 'The Magnificent Seven' Ride Again in Explosive Reboot.
(https://www.latfusa.com/article/2016/9/movie-review-the-magnificent-seven-ride-again-in/)

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Headline: "Aleppo cowers under relentless air strikes"
This headline, featured in an article from Gulf News, is written in a very bold, large font and is an eye catching phrase which immediately grabs the readers attention. The headline sums up in just a few words what the article is mainly about, while adding some adjectives and extra emphasis on a few words in order to grab the attention of the reader and engage them in the article. Also, the headline is regarding a current affair of the world.

The words which the writer uses to phrase the headline are very descriptive and emphasizing. The words " Aleppo cowers" explains how the civilians of Aleppo are cowering in fear of the on going air strikes and how they are living and hiding in absolute fear and misery. Also, the words "Relentless air strikes" adds extra emphasis on the fact that the air strikes are brutal, horrendous and terrifying to the citizens and how they wont stop bombing the city and are more than willing to go on.

With the Syrian government, Russia and other allies of Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad continuing to bombard Aleppo and its suburbs, the humanitarian crisis keeps growing. An estimated 250,000 to 275,000 people live in areas held by anti-government rebels that are a focus of intense airstrikes and artillery bombardment.

Last weekend, in the city of Aleppo, airstrikes killed 45 civilians, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. The Observatory said last Sunday that at least 327 civilians, including 76 children and 41 women, were killed in Aleppo during the previous 15 days.

According to the article featured in Gulf News, 72 innocent lives, including 7 children, were taken within the short span of just 2 days and rows of buildings razed, along with about 2 million civilians being trapped with absolutely no access to water and power supplies.

For more information on this current affair, visit:
http://abcnews.go.com/International/aleppos-besieged-residents-face-relentless-airstrikes-humanitarian-disaster/story?id=41483134

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Barcelona moved six points clear at the top of La Liga as Luis Suarez scored twice in a dominant victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.

The visitors controlled El Clasico throughout, opening the scoring early on when Luis Suarez struck from 16 yards, before Neymar side footed home.

Andres Iniesta finished off a fine team move to add a third after the break.

Suarez's cool finish wrapped up the win before Isco was sent off for a rash challenge to complete Real's misery.

It was a first home defeat in 23 league games for Real, but an early blow to their hopes of challenging Barcelona for the title this season.

Rafael Benitez's side are second with 24 points with Barcelona moving onto 30 points after 12 games.

Headline: the heading 'Barcelona moved six points clear at the top of La Liga as Luis Suarez scored twice in a dominant victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabeu.'
The writer uses the heading to describe the summary of the article, cause its written in a informative way to show the reader what is the article gonna be about. Its basically summarizing the article into a phrase.

BY MOHAMED ADIL

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Financial crisis that talks about Dubai's market is made by Vishnu mithyalu

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Financial crisis that talks about Dubai's market is made by Vishnu mithyalu

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Seeing the headlines "Fierce Storms" would instantly make me wonder about the weather conditions at a specific weather conditions ant a specific place and time. Fierce Storms could also relate to fierce Storms of people rushing into an area, a fierce storm of "Rise" in an object

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The first which illustrates in my mind when i hear the word/heading shock, is  the unexpected happening such as the most recent premiere league game, 'Shock Defeat for José and his men.'

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The headline financial crisis could mean a company/business  mogul have gone bankrupt or there was inflation or a stock market crash. It could also mean  economic crisis or meltdown
Examples of Financial crisis in headlines :-
-"The financial crisis: a watershed in economic thought"
-"Systemic financial crisis: containment and resolution"
-"Donald Trump has filed for bankruptcy again!"

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When I read a newspaper and I see the sentence "is this the end", different meanings come into my mind like:

The world coming to an end due to global warming.
•article: Global warming will destroy the world in the end.

A website losing its audience due to their videos not being ad-friendly.
•article: is it the end for youtube?

A celebrity couple getting divorced.
•article: Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's divorce marks the end of an era.

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Headline- financial crisis
By- Sarah

The term financial crisis is applied broadly to a variety of situations. There is an abundance of financial crisis, below are some types of financial crisis.

E.g. Banking crisis, Currency crisis, Speculative bubbles and crashes, International financial crisis, Wider economic crisis

In my P.O.V financial crisis is A situation in which the supply of money is outpaced by the demand for money. This means that liquidity is quickly evaporated because available money is withdrawn from banks, forcing banks either to sell other investments to make up for the shortfall or to collapse.

Articles-
1- https://www.theguardian.com/business/us-money-blog/2016/sep/17/elizabeth-warren-financial-crash-letter-doj
2- http://economicsofcontempt.blogspot.ae/2009/10/newspaper-front-pages-during-financial.html?m=1

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(Adeel)
The headline explosion could have multiple meanings for example a terrorist group attacking a place with explosions like bomb blast or the other meaning could be a subject or a certain thing going viral through the Internet and exploding the feed.

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(clarencia Nadine)

If i were to read a news article that included explosions, my mind would come to think about terrorists attacks or bombings around the world but explosion could also mean a lot of different things like:

1) As i mentioned  terrorist attack or bombings happening around the world.

evidence:

New York explosion leaves dozens injured

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio says early indications are that the explosion "was an intentional act."

But de Blasio says "there is no evidence at this point of a terror connection" and there is no "credible and specific threat" to New York City.

http://fox2now.com/2016/09/17/new-york-explosion-leaves-dozens-injured/

2) a new game or the gossip that's spreading around the internet.

evidence:

The Internet Has Exploded Over Pokemon Go

If you noticed a resurgence of Pokemon chatter over the weekend and found yourself a bit confused, don’t worry, we were too. With the increasing number of Pikachus and Charizards cropping up on Twitter and Snapchat, we decided we’d better investigate. As it turns out, Pokeman Go is the app everyone’s about to download. So to make sense of your newsfeed looking like 1995 all over again.

http://insideout.topshop.com/2016/07/the-internet-has-exploded-over-pokemon-go

3. This news article would come in the category: technology, where this latest device explodes.

evidence:

Samsung S7 smartphone overheated and then exploded in teacher’s hands in the middle of busy cafe.

A SAMSUNG Galaxy S7 owner fears she could have been killed as it overheated in her hand and exploded. Supply teacher Sarah Crockett, 30, told how the phone blew up in a busy cafe even though it was not being charged.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1772176/samsung-s7-edge-overheated-and-then-exploded-in-teachers-hands-in-the-middle-of-busy-cafe/

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The headline “Explosion” can be used to depict a literal explosion or it can be used as an expression to show the ‘explosion’ of a game or something that was newly released.

Evidence:

1)      The New York explosions took place just recently. A man had planted a ‘pressure cooker bomb’ in backpack which exploded on Monday.

‘A suspicious device found in a backpack near a train station in New Jersey exploded early on Monday morning while a bomb squad attempted to disarm it, the third attack in 24 hours.

On Sunday night, federal authorities detained five people with possible links to a bombing in the Chelsea district of Manhattan, New York, injuring 29 people, one seriously, on Saturday night.

Monday morning's explosion came as a local newspaper reported that a mystery caller had telephoned police hours after the New York bombings to warn that there would be more attacks.

‘I’m looking at the explosion down the block. There will be more,” the unidentified man said, according to police sources who spoke to The New York Post.’

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By- Abdullah Atiq

1)http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/8940382

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Headline- Meltdown By- Abdullah Atiq The word "meltdown" has various meanings to it and people use it in many different ways, ie when it's comes to financial meltdown, nuclear meltdown, emotional outbursts or even as a metaphorical phrase. 1) In most cases meltdown refers to a disastrous collapse or breakdown.   Eg: Economical meltdowns, stock market, financial, currency strength, etc. 2) Meltdown also means an uncontrolled emotional outburst or a mental collapse. But this is an informal term (usually found in the tabloid sect.)3) Meltdown also could refer to an accident in a nuclear reactor in which the fuel overheats and melts the reactor core or shielding. 

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Headline- Meltdown By- Abdullah Atiq The word "meltdown" has various meanings to it and people use it in many different ways, ie when it's comes to financial meltdown, nuclear meltdown, emotional outbursts or even as a metaphorical phrase. 1) In most cases meltdown refers to a disastrous collapse or breakdown.   Eg: Economical meltdowns, stock market, financial, currency strength, etc. 2) Meltdown also means an uncontrolled emotional outburst or a mental collapse. But this is an informal term (usually found in the tabloid sect.)3) Meltdown also could refer to an accident in a nuclear reactor in which the fuel overheats and melts the reactor core or shielding. 

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The headline explosion could mean a lot of different things for example a terrorist attack or a certain thing exploding across the internet. For example Pokémon Go is exploding across the whole world with over millions of downloads.

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When I hear the word explosion or when I see it as a newspaper headline I would think about bombing and terrorist attacks . How explosion happens around and also bomb attacks happening around or it could also relate to a fire accident happened on an apartment or petrol pump or any other place .

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If I were to see this as a newspaper headline, I would immediately think that there was a suicide attack or that yet again another terrorist group had attacked.

Usually, when there are explosions, its caused by groups of people.
But also in many cases, there are things that we do that cause explosions, such as; forgetting to switch off the gas cylinder after using it or smoking in a areas where there are petrol fumes

-Gayatri

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EXPLOSION:

The Headline Explosion could mean their might have been a bomb blast or any explosion.

Teen hospitalized after air freshener causes car explosion

A German teenager has suffered serious injuries after accidentally creating an explosion in the family car with air freshener.
Police in the western city of Duisburg say the 17-year-old boy had been trying Wednesday to get rid of the smell of cigarette smoke in a recently purchased secondhand Volkswagen SUV.
They say the teen sprayed so much air freshener inside the vehicle that it turned into a "combustible gas mixture." The gas ignited when he opened the passenger door and a light switched on.
Police said in a statement Thursday that the force of the explosion blew out the vehicle's large glass sunroof.
The unidentified teen was hospitalized with burns to both arms.

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This title could mean some sort of disaster like bankruptcy, increasingly bad weather or even more. The question asked would mean that it's probably something major and would affect many people. The problem is usually given in a persuasive title but instead of giving information, it leads straight to a question. This also makes it unclear which makes the reader want to check the article out. Examples include-

- Negative effects caused by bad weather getting worse.
-Some sort of large company or form of media coming to an end.
-It could also be something noticed in space like a meteor or a prediction about an enormous disaster going to happen.

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-If i were to see a title of this type I would relate the headline to something that is at the peak of its life/time or link it towards something that's about to finish or end. We mostly see these types of articles on sport covers.

-A good example of this title would be when the highly rated footballer and striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic announced that he is leaving the Sweden International team. The headline was labelled:
"Is this the end for Ibrahimovic's International career?"

-This is a small example of how sometimes writer pull the readers by opening by questioning them of an idolized icon around the world.
(By Ibrahim)

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If I were to see the headline "explosion" in a news article I would immediately link words such as bomb and terrorists since most explosions are caused by bombings created by terrorists.

Terror attacks - an example of using the word explosion to describe a terror attack could be " NYC Mayor DeBlasio: Chelsea EXPLOSION 'intentional', but no immediate terror link" which gives us a brief idea about what happened in New York last Saturday where a random explosion went of in the Chelsea section of New York. By using the word explosion readers can understand a bit about what the story is about

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This headline could represent two different news genres

- A natural disaster occuring e.g hurricane, flood, typhoon etc....
This article would be explaining about the aftermath of the disasters, the casualties and property damage done also the possible advantageous side effects of the disasters

-the headline could be a metaphorical phrase for describing a financial meltdown for e.g: pharmaceutical companies drastically losing money or the stock market crashing.

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crisis involving the rapid decrease in oil prices which took the world by storm as it resulted in many possibilities of a financial crisis for countries like dubai whose economy revolved around their income of oil.

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The headline,financial crisis, can mean many different things. If I were to see the headline financial crisis, I would immediately think about an economic issue in the world like a rapid fall in the market and currency or possibly a bankruptcy issue in a certain country and basically the words financial crisis can relate to any topic regarding economics and finance. One example of a financial crisis which I would like to bring up is the

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If you read this topic (explosion) you would obviously know it is talking about a violent shattering, or blowing apart of something, as it is caused by a bomb.
Many people know its caused by terrorists, who just stand for injustice and just wanna cause terror and dread to that country.  They even kill and harm many innocent people.
Going deeper many explosion are happening every day in countries such as Syria, by a group bombers called ISIS.
If you were to read an article which talks about an explosion, for example: The explosion that happened 5 days ago at 18/9/2016.
'TERRORIST ATTACK-- 29 INJURIES IN NEW YORK CITY EXPLOSION'. This gives us a brief example of a terrorist attack that happened 5 days ago at New York City, were 29 random innocent people got injured.

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This could be about the negative effects that this universal problem can have on the environment or a specific problem i.e: rising sea levels.
The two major causes of global sea-level rise are thermal expansion caused by warming of the oceans (since water expands as it warms) and the loss of land-based ice, such as glaciers and ice sheets, due to increased melting.

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Sorry this a continuation of financial crisis

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Sorry this a continuation of financial crisis

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So as I was saying,financial crisis can tell us how a country is running financially for example in Dubai apartment rents are going high,that's why people who are working in Dubai are only staying in Dubai their families are leaving to their home countries because the rent for apartments are high and also sharing of apartment flats is not permitted as well and also most people nowadays aren't getting employed for jobs hence this tells us Dubai's market is low and this is a financial crisis

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FINANCIAL CRISIS
this headline or genre of newspaper articles tells you or illustrates how the different countries are running financial