Well, I think it does not that much important for the people to have different choices of newspaper, like, which kind of newspaper they are reading, or where does the newspaper come from, or who gives us this newspaper. So I think this is not that much important for the people. Uh uh. Basically, the paramount thing for the people is to read the news. Basically, they just want to read the news. What’s happening in their surroundings, what’s going on in international country, and what they are doing in what they are doing in their country, what is happening in their politics. So, basically, their main concern is to read news. They don’t have that much time to choose newspaper. Like which kind of newspaper? Like, don? T. Newspaper time. Newspaper they have to read. So I don’t think, um, it’s important for the people to choose a variety of newspaper for read.
Band 6+: How important is it for people to have choice of how important is it for people to have choice of newspapers?
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Well, I don't think it's that important for people to have different choices of newspapers, like which kind of newspaper they're reading, or where it comes from, or who publishes it. I think it's not that important for people. Basically, the most important thing for people is to read the news. They just want to know what's happening in their surroundings, what's going on internationally, and what's happening in their country, in their politics. So, basically, their main concern is to read the news. They don't have that much time to choose a newspaper. They just need to read the news. So I don't think it's important for people to choose a variety of newspapers to read.
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