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As discussed in the "Take a Closer Look" box, what has a significant impact on a news agency's ability to influence what is discussed at a White House press briefing?
A) the number of reporters permitted in the briefing room
B) the time of day when the briefing occurs
C) whether the president attends the briefing
D) the agenda set forth by the press secretary
E) seat assignments in the briefing room

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This helped my grade so much Perfect

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