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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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freedom of [the] press?
Is this an error or did the author refer to it as a concept? Because the definite article is omitted before the word "press"
"But does the Constitution not provide, they ask, for freedom of press and freedom of speech? What about the Bill of Rights? What about the First Amendment? Well, I answer, what does the Constitution actually say?"
"But does the Constitution not provide, they ask, for freedom of press and freedom of speech? What about the Bill of Rights? What about the First Amendment? Well, I answer, what does the Constitution actually say?"
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I see your point, and I tend to agree with you. "
- I see your point, and I tend to agree with you.
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I see your point, and I tend to agree with you. I would use "freedom of the press" or "press freedom."
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Which point may that be? That there is an error or the author referred tonit as a concept?
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AnonymousWhich pointI was referring to the use of the definite article.maywould that be - that there is an error or that the author referred to it as a concept?
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