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The poet presents two central ideas—one regarding the role of newspapers and the other regarding the role of newspaper readers. What is the best description of how the poet sees these two interacting? A
Newspapers are necessary evils, but can still be used by readers to make informed decisions.
B
In a democracy readers can count on newspapers to help them make decisions.
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Newspapers and their readers are both guilty of half–injustices.
D
The government should protect readers and oversee newspapers.

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