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Olga Ivanova - A Free Press? Not This Time. - washingtonpost.com

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She is an Intern with a Western paper who sees the news as NOT "fair and balanced" in Europe or in America. Her opinion of how the coverage of the news in Georgia by America affects youth in Russia and their "vision" of democracy is astounding.

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I am a reader who is also sort of an expert in writing in the English language. I shall keep my comments to content factualness as well as proper writing (you know, small things like subject-verb agreement that can obscure meaning as well as proper (more...)

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