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According to Mike Donahue, how do the TV news reporters avoid prejudices？
A．Raise their eyebrows.
B．Interpret the words on the script.
C．Be not affected by anything on the script.
D．Be enthusiastic about the exciting stories.
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ever Consumer Internet Barometer, a survey that assesses what Americans do online. Since the
Internet came into the mainstream, the number of people accessing it has grown exponentially.
Today, nearly 150 million people use it in the United States alone. But what are all of these
people doing in cyber-space？
Lynn Franco of the Conference Board, the New York-based center for business research that
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Voice: The main driver to the Intemet really is personal communication and personal research. Those
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Host: Ms. Franco says that much of the research people do leads to online purchases, which continue
to increase. More consumers than ever are shopping on the information highway--but, she
says, not without reservations.
Voice: Almost two thirds of all consumers have been online, and you know that only a third have
never gone online. And that while we see an increase in the level of satisfaction now among
users, trust is really a hovering at a low rate, and still remains an issue.
Host: Online consumers remain concerned that their transactions and personal information might
be intercepted by a malicious third party. Still, Ms. Franco says, the percentage of consumers
spending more than $250 online per quarter is up three percent from last year. The Consumer
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D．To interpret other people's information.
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