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When a journalist interviews someone on "deep background," the journalist is

When a journalist interviews someone on "deep background," the journalist is
A) pledging not to name the source publicly but might reference the source vaguely.
B) guaranteeing that he or she will not be identified in any way.
C) promising the information will never be released to the public.
D) actually breaking the law and violating the First Amendment.
E) taking a big chance that the information may be incorrect.

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American Government: Roots and Reform

Edition: 10^th

Authors: O'Connor, Sabato

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