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"We're really blessed," Mr. Rout wrote as the caption.
She is Gillian Welch — not Walsh, as the article noted, or Welsh, as the caption said.
(As the caption correctly noted, another picture showing mostly women protesting was taken in the square).
(As the caption correctly noted, Patricia Harrigan Nadosy is at the right).
The paper ran it with "He'd Rather Be in School" as the caption.
In an earlier version, the picture used was taken in 1963, not 1965 as the caption said.
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It has bravura moments, such as the captioning that suddenly dominates the screen during a tale of Trump to read: "But things didn't go according to plan" (a knowing wink to Curtis's penchant for grandiose declarations).
It's hard to tell who said what, or even read the comment in the first place as the captions have less room before they have to wrap to the next line.
As the captioning at the end states, "Every mom deserves to embrace each moment".
And even when the videos she makes are, as the captions sometime suggest, "for [her] alone and nobody else," they still strike a chord with an audience that stays connected and engaged.
It was already designed for photo sharing with an established member community, and instead of dealing with a mess of emails, editors could save time as "the captions online go straight to the paper".
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