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2. Comment on the terms below. Look up a dictionary, if necessary.

a. An accredited journalist
(What would someone be called who is not accredited?)

b. Critical juncture

c. Comrade

d. Conspiracies were hatched

e. To tweak

f. A counter statement

g. A vast sea of humanity

h. A gimmick



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This detailed answer explains the terms 'accredited journalist,' 'critical juncture,' and 'gimmick' and their meanings.


Explanation:

Terms Analysis:

  1. Accredited Journalist: A person who has been officially recognized by an authoritative body in the field of journalism. The opposite of an accredited journalist would be an unaccredited journalist.
  2. Critical Juncture: A crucial point in a process or event where a significant decision or outcome will occur.
  3. Gimmick: A novel or clever device used to attract attention or increase appeal, often with a slight sense of deception.

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