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1. a hard news lead tells more facts about the story while this one try's more to hook the reader into reading it
2. who- 2 what-2 when-3 where-2 why-3 how- 3
3. yes
4. no, there are a couple paragraphs in between each quote
5. kevin mcloughlin, doral chenoweth III, ken andrews, tony florentino, shane cormier, ted williams
6. "my boss said to me: 'if you don't get him hired, you're fired,'"
7. 33
8. 756
9. they are each only a couple of words
10. to keep the reader interested in the story
11. yes
12. yes
13. i felt satisfied because now i had heard this one-in-a-million voice
14. a bit
15. not really
16. he only really described the impact the voice had on others, but i didn't feel like he described the actual voice

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https://www.nytimes.com/live/2020/kobe-bryant-memorial-02-24 kobe bryant memorial: full coverage of the tributes at staples center this article this about the tribute of kobe and gianna's death at the staples center. highlights included the performances from beyonce and alicia keys, vanessa bryant spoke for the first time after kobe's death and three of the biggest basketball stars spoken about gianna and kobe. there were no sports jargons "and yes, sometimes, like immature kids, we argued. we fought, bantered or insulted each other with off-handed remarks. our feud. but make no mistake, folks thought we were on bad terms, when the cameras were turned off, he and i would throw a wink at each other.” this article was a feature story because it focused on the lives of kobe and gianna bryant. the article handles names of players by mentioning them and their relationship to kobe then writing about what they miss/loved about him.

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