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"Astonishing" number of Americans detect bias in the news
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A Sacred Heart University poll finds significantly declining percentages of Americans saying they believe all or most news reports. In the current national poll, just 19.6% of those surveyed say they believe all or most news media reporting -- down from 27.4% in 2003. Just under one-quarter, 23.9%, in 2007 say they believe little or none of reporting while 55.3% suggest they believe some media news reporting.
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