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Here’s How the Washington Post Is Reporting Its Sale

By Margaret Hartmann, senior editor for Intelligencer who has worked at New York since 2012

You may want to pick up a paper copy on Tuesday for the meta front-page report … and to commemorate the consumption of the first lab-grown beef hamburger.

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