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A plaintiff sues a newspaper for defamation based on an article accusing the plaintiff of embezzlement.
Which statement best states the basic elements the plaintiff must generally prove, subject to constitutional limits?

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Only a statement that causes physical contact. An unpublished private thought about the plaintiff. A false defamatory statement of fact of and concerning the plaintiff, publication to a third person, fault, and damages unless damages are presumed. Any insult, even if no listener would understand it as factual.

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