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Giving the full picture means telling the stories of generosity and
compassion, too.

   10/09/2015 12:52 pm ET | Updated Oct 10, 2015
     * Joseph Erbentraut Senior What's Working Editor, The Huffington Post

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   Refugees walk past others resting on the ground at the border station
   between Serbia and Hungary near Horgos, Serbia, Wednesday, Sept. 16,
   2015.

   As part of our What’s Working initiative, HuffPost Media is looking at
   how media outlets around the world are covering major stories. Are they
   taking a sensational, distorting, “if it bleeds it leads” approach to
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   that’s an editorial comment, but it’s real and it’s what it looks like
   to be there.

   I mentioned a Liz Sly piece. The headline was something like, "8
   reasons why we’re seeing Syrians in Europe now." No. 1 is, let me
   remind you, there’s been a war going on there for almost five years
   now. She’s been covering that and I assume she’s got some pretty strong
   feelings about that. Her article is not editorializing and yet it’s
   very starkly reminding us that these people have fled because there’s a
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