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Union-Tribune

Description:

The term "union-tribune" refers to a combination of two words: "union" and "tribune". It can be understood as a noun or an adjective and has various senses and usages.

Possible Senses and Usages:

Noun:

• 1. Newspaper: The Union-Tribune can refer to a specific newspaper, typically indicating a publication that is the result of a merger between a newspaper named "Union" and another one named "Tribune".
• Example Sentence: Have you read today's edition of the Union-Tribune? The articles are quite informative.
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Adjective:

• 1. United and Authoritative: As an adjective, union-tribune can describe something that represents or combines unity and authority.
• Example Sentence: The professor's lecture provided a union-tribune analysis of the topic, leaving no room for doubt.
• Possible Related Products: Books on Authority

Note:

The term "Union-Tribune" used to be the name of a prominent newspaper in San Diego, California, which was the outcome of a merger between the San Diego Union and the San Diego Evening Tribune. However, this description and sample sentences are not specific to any particular newspaper, but rather provide a general understanding of the term.