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    Per a note on its #ONA10 live-blog page, @Poynter is partnering with @ONA to collaborate on training, events, content http://nie.mn/9xMf7G »

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    WSJ planning election night live online coverage from newsroom with real-time reports from the field http://nie.mn/9Vrdjh »

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