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by jecica

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784 130 5 31 sec 1 min 0 sec
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Score Writing Issues

100 3 3
Issues left Critical Advanced

This text scores better than 100%

of all texts checked by Grammarly

Unique Words 56%

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percentage of words used only once in your
document

Rare Words 29%

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that are not among the 5,000 most common English
words.

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Word Length 4.9

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Sentence Length 26
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Freedom of information is not absolute because the Constitution itself provides
that it may be subject to limitations as provided by law. With this, we can infer
that even the fundamental law of the land recognizes that an absolute right to
information, while ideal, will be impracticable because of the implications that
may endanger or compromise the interest of the country and the people.

Limitations are placed to ensure that the right granted to one person will not
encroach on the right of another or imperil others. Thus, the exceptions
provided may also be viewed as safeguards to avoid tampering with other rights
and duties that the law also swore to protect. Balancing the need for the right
to information and its reasonable exceptions is necessary to achieve its end.

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