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  "description": "Clavicular and the business of “clipping.”",
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  "textContent": "Rex Woodbury on why “these days it’s tough to suss out what’s organic virality and word-of-mouth, and what’s contrived.” Oddly, he frames this not necessarily as a bad thing.\n\n* * *\n\n_Read This_ is curated by Stephen Knezovich. Each issue shares resources and insights to help writers launch, improve & grow their email newsletter. This particular issue links to a post on _Digital Native_.",
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