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			First Place 
  			Amanda Lucier & Ross Taylor 
			The Virginian-Pilot 
  			"HOME | FRONT" 
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			Second Place 
			Alejandra Villa 
			Newsday 
			"A LITTLE GIRL'S FIGHT TO LIVE"  
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			Third Place 
			Leah Nash, Mike Davis & Ian McCluskey 
			Freelance 
			"THE COMFORT OF ACCEPTANCE" 
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 			Award of Excellence 
  			Jon Kasbe 
			Freelance 
  			"THE POLEVAULTER"  
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 			Award of Excellence 
  			Michael Robinson Chavez, Albert Lee & Mary Vignoles 
			Los Angeles Times 
  			
"LA RINCONADA: PERU'S CITY OF DREAMS" 
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	 			Award of Excellence 
	  			Kristina Budelis, Piotr Malecki, Jeff Rhode, Kristina Budelis, Rick Gershon, Leandro Badalotti, Jacky Myint, Eric Maierson & Brian Storm
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	"A THOUSAND MORE" 
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							Award of Excellence 
							
							
							
							Kristina Budelis, Piotr Malecki, Jeff Rhode, Rick Gershon, Leandro Badalotti, Jacky Myint, Eric Maierson & Brian Storm 
							MediaStorm 
							
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							"A THOUSAND MORE"  
  							 As a toddler, Philly Mayer was healthy and happy. A chubby baby, he was quick to laugh and eager to get up on his own feet. And then, before his first birthday, Philly suddenly stopped walking. His motor skills began to deteriorate. After a slew of tests and endless emotional upheaval, doctors diagnosed Philly with Spinal Muscular Atrophy, a genetic disease that occurs in an estimated 1 out of every 6,000 births and leaves the spine underdeveloped. His parents were told that he would not live past seven. A Thousand More is the story of one family’s determination to give their son a whole and vital life. In the midst of a great burden, one small child – with a seemingly endless supply of love – can be the blessing that holds a family together.   
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