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Which of these is NOT a feature of long-form journalism? 1.analysis 2.context 3.personal opinion 4.quotes and summaries
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Which of these is NOT a feature of long-form journalism? 1.analysis 2.context 3.personal opinion 4.quotes and summaries
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Which of these is NOT a feature of long-form journalism?
1.analysis
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4.quotes and summaries
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Answer:analysis or number 1
Step-by-step explanation:
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It’s analysis because it’s not journalism. I hope that helps
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