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'''Freedom of the press''' is a [[freedom]] established in the [[First Amendment]] of the [[United States Constitution]]. It has no precedent in earlier history and remains, until the present day, a uniquely American phenomenon. | '''Freedom of the press''' is a [[freedom]] established in the [[First Amendment]] of the [[United States Constitution]]. It has no precedent in earlier history and remains, until the present day, a uniquely American phenomenon. | ||
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Freedom of the press is a freedom established in the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. It has no precedent in earlier history and remains, until the present day, a uniquely American phenomenon.
