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Newspaper Design > Tombstoning
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Tombstoning Defined
Stacking two headlines side by side so that they collide with each other; also called bumping or butting heads.
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- 'Tombstoning' man killed after jumping off pier - Independent Online Edition > This Britain: Another word for the lexicon. Silly people.
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