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Breaking News: Controversial Figure Faces Criticism, Raises Questions, Causes Concern
Washington D.C. – In a shocking turn of events, a prominent figure has come under fire for their recent actions, sparking widespread criticism and concern.
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I cannot quite put my finger on what bothers me so much about these phrases. I guess its that the accompanying articles usually carefully avoid addressing the questions or assessing the criticism in any way.
Sometimes they are even vague about who exactly did the criticising/questioning. Or it turns out that it was just 'voices on Twitter' or some self declared expert with no credentials. The articles usually are just click bait with very little information.
I dont know if its allowed to name and shame here, but one big publication is infamous for this on r/politics.
Is there a name for these phrases? Are/were they always associated with low quality articles? And do journalists feel bad if they resort to them?
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