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bias
- preference, an unfair preference
- prejudice
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censorship
suppression of published or broadcast material
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exposé
publication of wrongdoing, book or article that reveals details of scandal or crime
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exposure
- contact with something
- *exposure to the second-hand smoke
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fame
renown, the condition of being well known
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newsstand
stall selling newspapers
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paparazzi
scandal-seeking photographer
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safeguard
protective measure, protection
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attention-grabbing
eye-catching, noticeable, striking, conspicuous
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celebrity
famous person, fame
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distorted
one-sided, inaccurate, biased, unfair
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entertaining
amusing, enjoyable, pleasurable, charming
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mainstream
- main current thought or behavior
- conventional, typical, normal
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pervasive
present everywhere, persistent, omnipresent
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sensationalist
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exploit
use, take advantage of somebody
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intrude
- intervene, interlope
- invade somebody privacy
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publicize
make something generally known
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yellow journalism
type of newspapers use the eye-catching headlines
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glamorous
stylish, fashionable
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