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bias start learning		A tendency or inclination towards a particular perspective, often without considering other alternatives objectively.
biased start learning		Showing favoritism or prejudice, typically in an unfair manner.
post-truth start learning		Relating to or denoting circumstances in which emotional or personal beliefs have more influence on public opinion than objective facts.
media consumption start learning		The act of consuming or absorbing media content, including but not limited to news, articles, videos, and other forms of communication.
media literacy start learning		The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in various forms. It involves critical thinking skills to understand the messages and information presented in the media.
across the board comprehensive or universal. start learning		Applying to all categories or members
transparency start learning		The quality of being open, honest, and easily understood.
transparent start learning		Allowing light to pass through, metaphorically, clear and easy to perceive or understand.
on the eve of start learning		Just before an important event or occasion.
in the wake of start learning		Following or as a result of a particular event or situation.
under siege start learning		Experiencing intense and sustained attack or criticism.
demagoguery start learning		The practice of appealing to people's emotions and prejudices to gain political support, often by using populist and inflammatory rhetoric.
precipitous decline start learning		A sudden and steep decrease or deterioration.
to cater to start learning		To provide goods, services, or entertainment to meet the specific needs or preferences of a particular group.
the culmination of the final result or outcome. start learning		The highest point or climax of a series of events
at the expense of involving a sacrifice or negative consequence. start learning		To the detriment or cost of
catch up with to make progress to match or exceed. start learning		To reach the same level or status as someone or something
collocation start learning		The habitual juxtaposition of a particular word with another word or words with a frequency greater than chance.
woven into the fabric of deeply embedded or integrated into a larger structure or context. start learning		Integral and inseparable
to make small talk start learning		Engaging in casual and light conversation on unimportant or trivial topics.
a heavy sleeper start learning		Someone who is not easily awakened by noise or disturbance.
a light sleeper start learning		Someone who wakes up easily due to noise or disturbance.
a prime example start learning		An excellent and representative instance of a particular quality or type.
jiggle start learning		To move or cause to move with quick, short motions.
to take X for granted start learning		To assume or accept something as true or real without questioning or appreciating its value.
gesture start learning		A movement or action that expresses an idea, sentiment, or intention, often without words.
fidget start learning		To make small, restless movements or be impatient, especially when anxious or bored.

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