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Unlike the news media, which may be biased, science reporting can be depended on to be objective and not influenced by government policy and the interests of big corporations. True False
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Unlike the news media, which may be biased, science reporting can be depended on to be objective and not influenced by government policy and the interests of big corporations.

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The answer to the given statement above would be TRUE. Yes it is true that unlike the news media which may be biased, science reporting can be depended on to be objective and not influenced by government policy and the interests of big corporations. Hope this answers your question.
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