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75 percent of adults in Finland consider the news they follow to be reliable.
69 percent of respondents said they trust most news outlets.
Two-thirds of Finns said they are interested in following the news, but 26 percent are actively avoiding news.
News avoidance was especially prevalent among women, young people and people on low incomes.
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Attention-grabbing headline
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Known propaganda techniques
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