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2. After learning so much about fake news and clickbait in the unit, take some time to
explore some of the less reliable news sources. Find two or three examples of what you
believe to be 'clickbait headlines.' What about these headlines leads you to believe that
they are clickbait or possibly fake news? How do these headlines compare to current
headlines on more reliable news sources? Analyze and explain.

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