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JordanOh, dude, that's like asking who invented the wheel! This person you're talking about is obviously someone who worked as a TV reporter when they were fresh out of college. I mean, it's not rocket science, right? Just a young, ambitious soul trying to make it in the crazy world of journalism.
Oh, honey, that's a bit of a mess of a question. If I had a nickel for every person who worked as a TV reporter fresh out of college, I'd be sipping martinis on a beach in the Bahamas. But if you're looking for a specific name, I'd need a little more to go on. Give me something juicy to work with, darling.
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