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When we interviewed Will Hobson , he mentioned how journalists reuse their subject line as the headline of their pitch. I’d be happy to share the full report or arrange an interview with our lead researcher. If you’re interested in more advice or an interview with [Wedding Planner’s Name], please let me know!
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