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Commentator
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Commentator 

a person who writes or delivers commentaries on a specific subject area (such as political news or sports) for a newspaper or journal or on television or radio. On an editorial staff the position of commentator is usually held by a professional journalist who is a specialist in the given field; the functions of a commentator are also carried out by reviewers. Part-time specialists in a given field (such as agriculture or art) are often drawn upon as commentators.



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Born today ACTRESS Amanda Barrie, 74, football comentator Ray Wilkins, 53, A-ha singer Morten Harket, 50, rugby player Ben Cohen, 31, jazz singer Amy Winehouse, 26, pictured.
Chavez has frequently threatened to cut the supply of oil to the United States, but comentators say it provides vital revenue for his government.
Chavez has frequently threatened to cut the supply of oil to the United States, but comentators say it provides vital revenue for his government.
 
 
 
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