A.J. LieblingFreedom of the press is limited to those who own one.
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The power of the press is limited by ownership. When a person does not own a press, they are restricted in what they can write about and what they can say. The people who are born with the ability to own a press are considered to be more powerful. These people are regarded as more influential on the world stage.
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