Politics or, more broadly, the functioning of the state, is a major subject for journalists.

政治，或者广义上说，国家的职能，是新闻记者报道的一个主要方面。

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This offence covers most forms of ''blagging'' under which private detectives or journalists raid data banks in search of information about well-known people's private lives.

该犯罪行为囊括了私家侦探或记者袭击信息银行来搜索名人的私生活的绝大部分手段。

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Ms Brooks may or may not have had suspicions about how her journalists got their stories, but she asked no questions, gave no instructions—nor received traceable, recorded answers.

布鲁克斯女士可能怀疑，抑或没有怀疑过手下的记者是如何获取新闻的，但她并未质疑、指导，也未得到任何可追溯、有记录的答案。

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But Kian is not alone. Researchers say it's not uncommon for journalists who cover traumatic events - like 9/11, Haiti or the Iran elections - to experience high levels of emotional and psychological distress, even long after the immediate danger has ended.

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Eighteen journalists have been killed there since 2005, hit by stray bullets or targeted by assassins.

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Local and international journalists are prohibited from speculating about results or voting trends and may report only returns announced by the Interior Ministry on state-run media.

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While some of them are professional writers or journalists, most of them are not.

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If people ask me a question on the doorstep, or journalists, I will give an answer.

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And the true players were elected politicians and paid-up party members, not aides or manipulators or journalists.

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