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The following is an excerpt from The Japan Times of June 22. What does "It's no more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story" mean?
The spread of misinformation ? "fake news" if that's more your speed ? has long been an issue, but social media has accelerated it significantly. It's no more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story, where facts are scarce but the Twitter timeline moves at a rapid pace.
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anonymous It's no more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story The time when the news first comes out is the time when the spread of misinformation is most obvious. no more glaring than = most apparent ~ most obvious ~ most conspicuous ~ most flagrant CJ
- anonymous It's no more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story The time when the news first comes out is the time when the spread of misinformation is most obvious.
- no more glaring than = most apparent ~ most obvious ~ most conspicuous ~ most flagrant CJ
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anonymousIt's no more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story
The time when the news first comes out is the time when the spread of misinformation is most obvious.
no more glaring than =
most apparent ~ most obvious ~ most conspicuous ~ most flagrant
CJ
0It's no more glaring does not make good sense.
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I think the author means this.
It's nowhere more glaring than in the early hours of a developing story, where facts are scarce but the Twitter timeline moves at a rapid pace.
Clive
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