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Michael Weisskopf won the Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of the War on Iraq.
A
对
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错
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录音中提到作为时代杂志记者的Michael Weisskopf对national politics and investigations进行报道，是1996年普利策国内新闻报道奖的决赛选手，而非题干描述的“Michael Weisskopf因其对伊拉克战争的报道获得了普利策奖”。
【录音原文】
Michael Weisskopf, who works for Time magazine, is an award-winning correspondent based in Washington. He covers national politics and investigations and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 1996 for national reporting.
录音中提到作为时代杂志记者的Michael Weisskopf对national politics and investigations进行报道，是1996年普利策国内新闻报道奖的决赛选手，而非题干描述的“Michael Weisskopf因其对伊拉克战争的报道获得了普利策奖”。
【录音原文】
Michael Weisskopf, who works for Time magazine, is an award-winning correspondent based in Washington. He covers national politics and investigations and was a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in 1996 for national reporting.
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