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Cameramen entering the honeycomb of the Old City return with footage of cadavers, old and young, lying under blankets in front rooms for days.
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The This Is Us star, 36, brought her boyfriend – who is a cameraman on the hit NBC show – to the Television Academy Host Words Plus Music Celebration.
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Mr. Bond was a BBC cameraman at the time but satisfied his literary bent by writing on the side.
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Others in the room can be victims in the case, Simpson family members, prison employees and law enforcement officers, a state photographer, a TV cameraman for live streaming and a press pool reporter.
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There's a over a dozen cameramen snapping pictures.
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At one point, police had to intervene to disperse a man and woman who were shouting at a cameraman and other reporters.
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Giles, sweating from a 50-minute scrimmage, did his best to give the cameraman something impressive on tape.
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Ramin Sangar, a cameraman at a television channel near the bombing site, said as he was loaded into an ambulance.
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First Known Use of cameraman
1883
CAMERAMAN Defined for English Language Learners
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playDefinition of cameraman for English Language Learners
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: someone (especially a man) who uses a camera to film something (such as a movie or television show)
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