Assertion (A) The global news flow has not been able to affect the news values of the developing countries.
Reason (R) The developing countries have a strong cultural background and their own values system.

Assertion (A) The global news flow has not been able to affect the news values of the developing countries.
Reason (R) The developing countries have a strong cultural background and their own values system. Correct Answer A is false, but R is true

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The ______ of our cultural heritage
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