Complete the gap-filling task. Some of the gaps below may require a maximum of THREE words. Make sure the word (s) you fill in is (are) both grammatically ＆ semantically acceptable. You may refer to our notes. Does the Mass Media Take Sides Though I believe that they should side in a sense with the (1) of our readers and communities, I’ve found that things are not always the case. Throughout the war in Iraq; (2) information is ignored by much of the mass media, especially the broadcast media and big TV networks in the United States. In "TV News (3) ", our study of the reporting of the Iraqi war, we have found some (4) results. Ⅰ. American news tended to be favorable for the War effort, thus deviating from objective coverage. Ⅱ. While the Arab networks devoted around 23% airtime to (5) and protest, for the American channels it was just 7%. Ⅲ. Around 90% of the coverage by both the American and the Arab channels was (6) With one exception, Fox (7) channel was only 60% objective. Though there are preserves of (8) in reporting and journalism like NPR and the BBC, the world’s richest, best-resourced broadcasters stoop so low to reinforce the (9) of their viewers. The reporting of the Iraqi war seems to suggest that there are two different worlds, which is more chilling (10) being reported.