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English, 18.12.2020 09:00, ella3714

Which headlines contain one or more examples of the “loaded language” commonly found in sensationalism A “WILD MUTT VICIOUSLY MAULS GRANDMOTHER”
B“NO SCHOOL? COUNT ME IN! SAY 1 MILLION JUVENILE DELINQUENTS”

C“TEACHERS WHO ARE AFRAID OF FAILURE ACHIEVE GOOD RESULTS”

D“LIU AND BELTRAM WRESTLE OVER DWINDLING JOBS”

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