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bias by omission includes which of the following?
intentionally leaving out key information
interviewing representatives of only one viewpoint when others are present
placing a story on the front page of a newspaper even if other stories are of greater importance
selecting only certain stories in the interest of furthering one's agenda
reasonably editing out some details due to time or space limits

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