Journalists are like dogs, when ever anything moves they begin to bark.

Summary

This quote suggests that journalists, much like dogs, have a tendency to react and respond to anything that seems newsworthy or captures their attention. It implies that journalists are always active and ready to "bark," or report, whenever they sense a development or event worth covering. The comparison to dogs highlights the instinctual nature of journalists to pursue and share information, emphasizing the dynamic and vigilant nature of their profession.

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