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Reporter, Axios
@Axios Miami journalist. 🇺🇸x🇦🇷 Past: @MiamiHerald, @UF. Sign up for our free daily newsletter 👇Share your stories: martin.vassolo@axios.com
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Investigative Data Reporter, The Washington Post
Washington Post Investigative Data Reporter
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Business Editor, The Charlotte Observer
Clt Observer Business/Arts Editor, digital/SEO specialist. Philly guy, U.Va. grad, showtunes lover. @theobserver abell@charlotteobserver.com

Reporter, Orlando Sentinel
Reporter for @OrlandoSentinel. Memphis born, Florida seasoned. Reader, writer and music lover. Tell me something interesting: sswisher@orlandosentinel.com.
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New York Correspondent, Bloomberg Tax
NY correspondent for Bloomberg @tax. Former POLITICO, Business Insider reporter ✉️: ddunn@bloombergindustry.com #COYB, #GTHC, ya gotta believe

Breaking News Reporter, The Dallas Morning News
Bearer of bad & breaking news @dallasnews. Proud @Cronkite_ASU alum.
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News Editor, Complex
Journalist + Stylist w. Bylines: @theroot @vogue_italia @GQStyle @complex Founding Editor of @baldwinformedi1 Author of Reparations: Style + Soul

Staff Writer, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Rita Giordano is a Philadelphia Inquirer staff writer.

Dakota County Reporter, The Minnesota Star Tribune
Dakota & Scott counties reporter @ Star Tribune. Loves art, books, dogs & the smell of newsprint. Tweets aren't endorsements. erin.adler@startribune.com
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Multiplatform Editor, Emerging News Products, The Washington Post
all things social media at @washingtonpost nina.zafar@washpost.com
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