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How might a newspaper try to get more peoples attention by making a news story appear more important than it really is?
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Newspapers may practice sensationalism
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A newspaper might use sensationalized headlines, exaggerate details, or manipulate images to make a news story appear more crucial than it actually is. They might also prioritize clickbait tactics or emphasize emotions over facts to attract more readers.
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