The decision by the New York Times to delay publication of a story on post-9/11 domestic surveillance is an example of __________.

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The decision by the New York Times to delay publication of a story on post-9/11 domestic surveillance is an example of media deference, where the media may delay or withhold stories due to national security concerns, government requests, or other reasons, showing deference to authority figures or institutions.

The Decision by the New York Times to Delay Publication