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blacklist ['bl?klist]
n. 黑名单
vt. 把 ... 列入黑名单
obstruct [?b?str?kt]
vt.阻塞,堵塞;阻碍,阻止,妨碍
discredit [dis?kredit]
v.怀疑 n.丧失名誉
calls for
需要
要求
additive [??ditiv]
n.添加剂
domain [d??mein,d?u-]
n.(活动等)领域,范围;领地,势力范围
ethics ['eθiks]
n.道德规范, 道德标准, 伦理学
be concerned by
被关注
aggressive cost cuts
激进的成本削减
take note of
注意,留意
snatch [sn?t?]
v.夺;抽空做;(at)一把抓住 n.片断
dictaphone ['dikt?f?un]
n. 口述录音机(商标名)
prejudice [?pred??dis]
n.偏见,成见 vt.使有偏见;损害
discipline inspection commission
纪委
likewise [?laik?waiz]
ad.同样地,照样地;也,又
cite [sait]
vt.引用,引证;传唤,传讯;表彰,嘉奖
The Ministry of Health wants to blacklist those journalists engaging in reporting false news on food problems, which arouses different opinions. The article suggests that news media play an important part in public supervision and act like an immune system, whose function can’t be denied.
It looks like a warning against the unhealthy food reporting. For those ordinary people who care about health, they welcome the reports on food problems, even if they are false. It doesn’t matter much to the masses, because they can avoid eating polluted foods and the biggest risk they take is they don’t dare to eat some kind of food which is reported to have some problems but in fact not. But it surely irritates the health department and food providers because some pieces of the news are in fact rumors. It will cost much for them to investigate the problem and eliminate the negative impact.
The motivation behind those food addictives is high-profit seeking. In these days, news on food problem becomes popular and eye-catching. Hope the mass media, also profit seeking, will not burst breaking news to mislead the public. But I think there are some channels of supervision to the mass media. And for us, maybe we should read the news with a skeptical eye.
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