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nation’s copy editors mostly resist ‘hello, dolly’ heds

By Charley Daniels

As people in Southern Texas and Northern Mexico girded themselves for weather, almost every news organization that ran a story about Hurricane Dolly avoided the obvious headline. Almost.

MarketWatch: Hello Dolly!

Global Surf News: Hello Dolly, Cristobal cruises nor’east, Genvieve forms

The National Guard: Hello, Dolly: Texas Guard gears up for storm

Wall Street Journal MarketBeat blog: Four at Four: Hello, Dolly

The Examiner Online: Hello Dolly!

The Globe and Mail Market Blog: The close: Hello Dolly

The Oil Drum: Well, Hello Dolly! (Aw C’mon, Someone Had to Say It)

Yes, indeed The Oil Drum. Someone had to say it.

Comments (3) to “nation’s copy editors mostly resist ‘hello, dolly’ heds”

  1. did anybody use the headline “hit the coast? dolly would”?

  2. What about:

    “Hurricane Dolly ‘Parton’ buildings, families, etc.”

    “God’s daughter loses her “Dolly,” Americans suffer”

    “Holy shit, here comes Hurricane Dolly!”

  3. See, all those that you guys listed would have been good! Like Dolly Partin’ People From Their Homes.

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