From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishdatelinedate‧line /ˈdeɪtlaɪn/ noun [singular] SGSGthe International Date Line
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dateline• C., I made sure I wrote columns with a dateline from those places.• So far that you simply lose an entire day just by crossing the international dateline.• With the Seoul Olympics just around the corner, the amount of copy with a Seoul dateline was amazing.• I have a good look at the dateline.• Despite the dateline, our 10 April issue was published on the Tuesday before the election.• The dateline doesn't alter the rules of engagement in the real world.• The dateline on the newspaper provides the proof that the photograph was taken on or after that date.• The dateline was from a town in Vermont.DatelineDateline trademark a very large British dating agency that uses computers to find partners for people 