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MATCHING -Knowledge of Falsity or Reckless Disregard of Accuracy

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MATCHING
-knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard of accuracy


A) libel
B) slander per se
C) privilege
D) opinion
E) fact
F) fair comment
G) extrinsic fact
H) inducement
I) public official
J) public figure
K) actual malice
L) publication
M) special damages
N) slander per quod
O) SLAPP suit

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