|  |  | Ideological viewpointOur answer for task B [2]
         
          | We have Army, Navy and Air ForceReporting guidelines
 Press briefings
 | They have A war machineCensorship
 Propaganda
 |   Here we can see that the items in the first column (which the British 
        side have) seem neutral, whereas the term for the equivalent referent 
        on the Iraqi side has obvious negative connotations in each case. This 
        is clearly the contrasting lexical behaviour in the (mainly) tabloid press 
        that the Guardian writer is 'critiquing'. The (correct) implication 
        is that the British press was selecting lexical items to put the opposing 
        side in as bad a light as possible.               |