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By Walt Hickey Welcome to the Numlock Sunday edition. Each week, I'll sit down with a writer behind one of the stories covered in a previous weekday edition for a casual conversation about the story they wrote. This week, I spoke to Kate Hagen, the director of community at The Black List, who a few weeks ago wrote
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