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What is bias? the use of exaggerated language the act of taking one side over another the inclusion of multiple points of view the act of leaving out key pieces of information

What is bias? the use of exaggerated language the act of taking one side over another the inclusion of multiple points of view the act of leaving out key pieces of information
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What is bias? the use of exaggerated language the act of taking one side over another the inclusion of multiple points of view the act of leaving out key pieces of information

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B

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The answer is indeed B.

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What is bias? the use of exaggerated language the act of taking one side over another-example-1
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