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- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da accessdate "2011-05-02".
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da date "2011-04-28".
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da first "Philip".
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da isCitedBy Donald_L._Barlett.
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da last "Meyer".
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da newspaper "USA Today".
- acbe621da3f84e82f9e62492839bbf92cb7df0b435404eb5957453b71b46d1da title "In Pulitzers, journalism's evolution is taking shape".