Types of Reporting; Journalistic Focus

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      "{@b Investigation}. Your job is to uncover the secrets that governments, dragonmarked houses, and other powerful people don't want the public to know."
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      "2",
      "{@b Muckraking}. You look for scandalous and titillating secrets that famous people would rather hide."
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    [
      "3",
      "{@b Local News}. You care about the local community and report on local events and government."
    ],
    [
      "4",
      "{@b International Affairs}. You report on the activities of national governments and their relationships."
    ],
    [
      "5",
      "{@b Crime}. You work with police and inquisitives—or do some inquisitive work yourselves—to report on criminal activity."
    ],
    [
      "6",
      "{@b Cultural Reporting}. You write about arts, fashion, and similar events and trends."
    ],
    [
      "7",
      "{@b Science and Magic}. Your job is to investigate scientific and magical advances and explain them in jargon-free language anyone can understand."
    ],
    [
      "8",
      "{@b Personal Interest}. You seek out stories of personal triumph over adversity, such as how people are rebuilding and working together in the wake of the Last War."
    ],
    [
      "9",
      "{@b Travel}. You travel extensively and write about the best way for others to enjoy such journeys."
    ],
    [
      "10",
      "{@b Adventure Logs}. Your job is to entertain the public with exciting stories about your life as an adventurer."
    ]
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