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vidette

American  
[vi-det] / vɪˈdɛt /

noun

  1. a variant of vedette.


vidette British  
/ vɪˈdɛt /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of vedette

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In Malibu, where a fire last year destroyed many homes, Vidette Bell had her front door and garage barricaded with sandbags even before a previous storm hit.

From Seattle Times

She sent them copies of the campus newspaper, The Vidette, as well as The Pantagraph.

From Washington Times

The editor-in-chief of Illinois State University’s award-winning student newspaper, The Vidette, said her father read the Chicago Tribune and watched CNN every day.

From Seattle Times

Last fall, she did a multi-part series for The Vidette, interviewing international students and others about immigration issues.

From Seattle Times

“Who knows? She may crack that Hollywood reporting world,” said John Plevka, general manager of The Vidette.

From Seattle Times