1 .		High-tech politics refers to [Hint]
2 .		A candidate's secret to controlling the media's focus is [Hint]
3 .		An event held primarily for the purpose of being covered is called a [Hint]
4 .		Prior to the administration of Franklin D. Roosevelt, [Hint]
5 .		The cozy relationship between politicians and the press ended when [Hint]
6 .		Three out of four Americans read a newspaper owned by [Hint]
7 .		The principle sources of news and information in the United States are [Hint]
8 .		The 1960 presidential debate between Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy illustrates the [Hint]
9 .		The bottom line that shapes how journalists define the news, where they get the news, and how they present it is [Hint]
10 .		Television news programs are tailored to [Hint]
11 .		News coverage by the print and broadcast media is generally [Hint]
12 .		The vast majority of social science studies have found that the media are [Hint]
13 .		When journalists select which stories to cover, the overriding bias is toward [Hint]
14 .		The media seem to have the least effect in terms of [Hint]
15 .		As technology has enabled the media to pass along information with greater speed, news coverage has become [Hint]
16 .		In order to get their ideas placed on the governmental agenda, political activists depend most heavily on [Hint]
17 .		One of the most important strategies for policy entrepreneurs is to [Hint]
18 .		The media inevitably encourage the growth of government when they [Hint]
19 .		More than any other development in the twentieth century, the rise of television broadcasting has reinforced and furthered [Hint]
20 .		The overall effect of the media on democracy has been [Hint]
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