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A New York Times article featured the large-scale response at airports across the nation, focusing on this new legal brigade.

The article featured a photo of a tearful hospital worker.

(The Brietbart.com article featured a picture of a wincing Al Gore).

The article featured recordings, apparently made last July at a Warsaw restaurant, of Mr Sienkiewicz speaking to the head of the National Bank of Poland, Marek Belka.

Penned by a communications consultant who "teaches public relations at NYU", the article features an unexpected gem: Cook should buy a blazer.

The most complete biographical information about Ingleton is found in a 1915 Moving Picture World article featuring her as the reference librarian at the World Film Studio in Fort Lee, New Jersey.

Taraldsen is Norwegian, but knows Boston: she attended school in Belmont while her father taught at MIT". This article features MIT's Michel DeGraff and his "bold plan" to address poverty and inequality in Haiti.

The game was also given a "Best Wii Game" award by editors of the GameSpot website in an article on their preferred games featured at the E3 show.

Use the advanced technique only if: the article you're merging was featured at one point (check the discussion page).

Portions of these interviews were featured in an article at the Women's Media Center.

Write an article that features your interview.

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