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How is the news article different from the governor's press release about "make a difference day"? a. the news article contains specific details and explanations. b. the news article supplies a concise summary of the event. c. the news article avoids over-enthusiasm and sticks to the facts. d. the news article supplies the reader with the necessary contact information.

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