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Since the abolition of the Fairness Doctrine, who or what controls the amount of time given to opposing viewpoints?advertising revenue
state governing commissions
viewers
print journalists
none of the above

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Answer 1
Answer: c.
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Answer 2
Answer:

c is the corrcet answer i just did it and got it right

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I think you have a lot of retelling, you simply passed the contents of the works of the great Shakespeare. In my opinion, you have to write your personal attitude to the events which were described by the author. Write what you personally felt along with the heroes. You have good speech, but you need more of your emotions, your feelings and your thoughts.
Sorry for the truth.  
Wow! That was amazing, Since you talked about Romeo and Juliet, some up your essay . you pick your main point is the story, and put that as your conclusion! Looks awesome!:) 
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