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In this instance NBC uses an unflattering picture to show that they don't support Donald, and shows that they believe he did use the "crude remarks"

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In this instance ABC News places the article about DACA at the top to show that it is a very important and that they have a strong opinion about the issue

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In this instance Fox News shows that they support Donald by using words such as "new" and "movement" that have a positive connotation. EX) new could mean better, improved, or even advanced

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by leaving out the so called "crude remarks" from the headline you can infer that the remarks are NSFW and shouldn't be said again

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the selected word they used was "REPEATEDLY" .it shows that he said it more than once and with meaning and showing that they don't support donald

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News media often use labels and titles to describe people, places, and events. A person can be called an "ex-con" or be referred to as someone who "served time twenty years ago for a minor offense." Whether a person is described as a "terrorist" or a "freedom fighter" is a clear indication of editorial bias.