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Without freedom of expression I wouldn’t be able to be a journalist.
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The speaker says that freedom of expression is essential to journalism. Without the right to communicate ideas and report openly, they would not be able to do their work as a journalist. The statement presents free expression as a basic condition for practicing journalism.
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