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Journalists
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Journalists and their media outlets exist to publish stories. The constitution offers press freedom, but the government has been [blank] court cases to try to [blank] such freedom, especially on matters that [blank] on national security. Freedom to publish is not the same as the people's right to know, which usually complicates the aspect of journalists' right to publish stories on matters [blank] national security.
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Journalists and their media outlets exist to publish stories. The constitution offers press freedom, but the government has been battling court cases to try to curtail such freedom, especially on matters that touch on national security. Freedom to publish is not the same as the people's right to know, which usually complicates the aspect of journalists' right to publish stories on matters concerning national security.
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