axumblade said:
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It's the reporter adding a word that s/he thinks will clarify what Stringer is saying, but doing so carelessly and actually making it far more confusing than it would have been if s/he had left it out entirely and just reproduced the quote exactly as Stringer said it.
Xxain said:
dont journalist add things in to make things clearer or to get a better understanding of the meaning...like so?
Correct, however in this case the reporter screwed up because adding the word changed the meaning of the exact quote. We have two things here, Stringer's direct quote, and the reporter's interpretation, which changes the meaning of that quote.
I'll go with Stringers exact words over some reporter's interpretation of what it means, considering one is the CEO of Sony and the other is a reporter for Reuters.
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