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Why do journalists need facts and evidence? A. To make their stories more credible B. To give them something to photograph C. To help them uncover the truth D. To make their articles interesting
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Why do journalists need facts and evidence?

A.
To make their stories more credible
B.
To give them something to photograph
C.
To help them uncover the truth
D.
To make their articles interesting

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Answer: A

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I'm taking the most reasonable answer which I think is A

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