Read this excerpt from a passage.
In 2008, the once thriving company took a financial blow during the Great Recession. Profits fell, but that was not the story the leaders of the company were telling. The CEO was obviously aware of the corruption happening in her company and even encouraged it for her own gain. Unethical accounting practices made the company appear to be profitable to shareholders. The company's net worth seemed to hold steady as the rest of the market fell, day after day. Finally, a whistleblower in the accounting department uncovered the scheme. Unbelievably, none of the wrongdoers were arrested.
What is one way that the author shows bias toward the topic in this passage?
The author does not cite any sources.
The author chose a topic that is debatable.
The author describes events chronologically.
The author uses subjective language.
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