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===''Inroads: A Journal of Opinion''=== Gareth Morley argues in an article in ''Inroads: A Journal of Opinion'' that widespread coverage of [[Israel]]i mistreatment of protesters as compared with little coverage of similar (or much worse) events in sub-Saharan Africa is poorly explained.{{sfn|Morley|2003}} This was in response to Chomsky's assertion that in testing the Model, examples should be carefully paired to [[Scientific control|control]] reasons for discrepancies not related to political bias.{{sfn|Chomsky|1989|p=152}} Chomsky himself cites the examples of government mis-treatment of protesters and points out that general coverage of the two areas compared should be similar, raising the point that they are not: news from Israel (in any form) is far more common than news from sub-Saharan Africa. Morley considers this approach dubiously empirical.{{sfn|Morley|2003}}
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