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The case of “Deep Throat” is an example ofa.a high-ranking bureaucrat leaking information to weaken

The case of “Deep Throat” is an example of
a.   a high-ranking bureaucrat leaking information to weaken a president and defend his agency.
b.   a high-ranking military officer criticizing a president’s military strategy.
c.   a high-ranking bureaucrat concealing information from the press to avoid embarrassment for her agency.
d.   a high-ranking military officer ignoring a president’s commands.
e.   None of the above

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Yup, turned up correct. Thanks Slight Smile

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