What the news said?
So, please tell me what the editor said? -- followiing: Some FB executives have taken to TW for a public charm offensive, sending pithy phrases and emoticons to reporters who cover the company. 1. What 'taken to' means?
2. What 'a charm offensive' mean?
3. What 'cover' means?
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Taken to -- gone to OR enrolled in OR have started using (Or similar). 2. Charm offensive -- trying to win people over by being extra nice to them, praising them, flattering them (as opposed to threatening them or trying to bribe them).
- Taken to -- gone to OR enrolled in OR have started using (Or similar).
- 2.
- Charm offensive -- trying to win people over by being extra nice to them, praising them, flattering them (as opposed to threatening them or trying to bribe them).
- 3.
- Cover -- reporters have a "beat" (an area of news they are responsible for).
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1.Taken to -- gone to OR enrolled in OR have started using (Or similar).
2. Charm offensive -- trying to win people over by being extra nice to them, praising them, flattering them (as opposed to threatening them or trying to bribe them).
3. Cover -- reporters have a "beat" (an area of news they are responsible for). For example, a financial reporter covers the stock market (repor
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