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There's been plenty of attention this year on fake news reports and the impact that they might have, particularly in connection with this year's heated presidential election.

On a more local level, the issue surfaced this month in a Texas Tribune report on multiple fake news stories that Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller shared on his Facebook page. 

How good are you at telling real from fake news? Take our quiz below and find out.

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