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The CIA agent whose name was exposed in Time magazine and the New York Times by reporters Matthew Cooper and Judith Miller was
 
  A) Karl Rove.
  B) Robert Novak.
  C) Valerie Plame.
  D) Joseph Wilson.
  E) Patrick Fitzgerald.

Question 2

When a government official or employee divulges information to an individual reporter on the condition that the official remain anonymous, this is known as
 
  A) a symbol.
  B) a backgrounder.
  C) a press leak.
  D) a manipulation.
  E) a strangler.



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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