opinion poll
[noun]
a process that involves a public assessment of people's opinions on a particular subject to determine what majority of people think about something
breaking news
[noun]
information that has been just received by a television or radio news channel
press conference
[noun]
a formal meeting or gathering where members of the media are invited to ask questions and receive information from a person or organization
freedom
[noun]
the right to act, say, or think as one sees fit without being stopped, controlled, or restricted
pressure group
[noun]
a group or organization that actively seeks to influence public opinion and government policies on specific issues
gutter press
[noun]
a group or organization that actively seeks to influence public opinion and government policies on specific issues
the media
[noun]
the ways through which people receive information such as newspapers, television, etc.
scandal
[noun]
the spread of disgraceful rumors or information about the private lives of individuals
tip-off
[noun]
an initial action to start a basketball game by having players jump to gain possession of the ball
to dig around
[verb]
to search in a thorough or careful manner in order to find information or objects
gruesome
[adjective]
causing extreme fear, shock, or disgust, especially due to the presence of violence, cruelty, or horror
revelation
[noun]
the act of making something known or revealed, particularly something surprising or previously unknown
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