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There is a third goal which could be considered a subhead of a Release.

One of the subheads in the story noted, "The mother arrives."

And it's not mentioned at all in either the story's headline or subhead.

Subheads are used to identify flow of thought and themes.

Emphasis was added in the subhead: "Right thing, wrong way."

Just type the drug name into the search field and wait for a mountain of information, easily searched by subheads.

I started to breeze on past the vital statistics when my eye caught some new subheads.

It came from the subhead (or whatever you call that synopsis on the main news page).

He watched the editor print the last of six decks, or headline subheads.

The problem is identified in the article's subhead: "But a wildlife preserve and new light bulb may not be enough."

Police, according to the subhead, had no leads.

And what genius came up with your subhead?

Parallel passages, where they exist, are cited in subheads.

Wolfe's name and mine both appeared in the subheads under the three-column spread about the murder.

The more of the story Caudell read, the more misleading that subhead looked.

Begin this section with the first subhead.

Though it's amusing, for instance, to see the 17 separate subheads under the headline proclaiming "Victory!"

If the section is long or relatively complex, use more than one subhead within the section to organize separate aspects.

Within it, use more subheads if appropriate.

The subhead said, "Will China, too, fall victim to a psychopath's twisted plans?"

The subheads are depreciation, overhead, operation, reserves, diet kitchen, personnel, and so forth.

Subheads included "death after school hours," "completed suicide" and "earthquakes."

The subhead below (in slightly smaller type) explained:

A bit like the subhead!