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A story in a U.S. travel magazine calls the City of Beaufleuve, New York, an "armpit" run by "corrupt officials" who should be sent over Niagara Falls. Beaufleuve might successfully sue on the grounds that the article is:
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(86) A reporter claims the privilege of "neutral reportage" by including any two opposing viewpoints in a story.
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