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      <title>What is one strategy you use to ensure that the information or media you find online is trustworthy? Share an example if you have one. by alexa mcewen</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<p>EX. I always check if the website is from a credible source, like a .gov or .edu domain, or a well-known organization liker National Geographic.</p>]]></description>
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