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Flags and dotted lines indicate when countries were added and dashed lines with green and red arrows highlight the top five major score changes. The height of the bars describes the number of sources added vs. changed, with colors indicating the proportions. Also shown are the average trustworthiness of the sources in green text boxes.

Fact-Checker Bias Claims Debunked: US Conservative Media Simply Less Trustworthy, Study Finds

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