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Simon Harrington received a degree in journalism from the George Washington University. He was a researcher for WJLA-TV head political reporter Jim Clark during the presidential campaign of 1996. He also worked at OCTS Channel 5 in Canby, Oregon, as a general assignment reporter.

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