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OCTOBER 02, 2008
A picture is worth a thousand words
Every picture tells a story
Look for pictures of the candidates in the St. Petersburg Times. Do you think the pictures show the candidate positively or negatively? Why might a particular picture of a candidate be chosen to accompany a particular story? What does the picture tell you? Share your thoughts here at the NIE Blogging Zone.
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