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Bradford citizens can now read the news without having to pay a(n) (13) penny thanks to Polar Press, the first Bradford newspaper available (14) free. Sanjay Ray, one of the writers, who used to be (15) by Bradford Evening News, explains, 'We wanted Polar Press to be free, so that everyone (16) read it. The money we make comes from advertisements, not our readers.'
Polar Press is (17) by a team of journalists and graphic designers with fresh ideas and a lot of imagination. The stories are about (18) in art, culture and fashion while also focusing on Bradford locals, such as the hairdresser who turns his shop into a café after he stops (19) hair.
Annie Lee, one of the photographers, said: 'It's very satisfying to make a living doing something you like. I actually look forward (20) to go to work.'
13. A. single, B. only, C. unique
14. A. in, B. of, C. for
15. A. attended, B. employed, C. interviewed
16. A. should, B. has, C. could
17. A. made, B. worked, C. run
18. A. later, B. the latest, C. late
19. A. to cut, B. cutting, C. cut
20. A. wake up, B. to wake up, C. to waking up

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