foreign correspondent
Americannoun
noun
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It is impossible for a foreign correspondent to report the war in Gaza like that, as Israel has kept the gates of the Gaza Strip firmly closed.
From BBC
He was a well-respected Times veteran who had done stints covering immigration, as a foreign correspondent and Metro reporter for the paper.
From Los Angeles Times
She worked as a foreign correspondent for a big network, which had been her dream.
From Los Angeles Times
The Beach is a convenient location for mingling, networking and seeking contacts through a fixer, someone essential for foreign correspondents.
From Los Angeles Times
Fluent in French, German, Spanish, and Russian, he was a born foreign correspondent.
From BBC
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