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		<title>Florence Snyder: Rest in peace, Bill Cooke, and thank you for your service</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Pictures of the young Bill Cooke show a brooding, handsome, James Dean kind of guy who seems to belong in front of a camera. Lucky for us that he did not see himself that way. Cooke died last week at age 70, leaving behind a sister, a heartbroken Florida journalism community, and a body of work that serves history and inspires the photojournalists who knew him well, and the ones who wish they could have known him better. Among the&#8230;]]></description>
		
		
		
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