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Test story for homepage tease

This is the dek for the first story in the top tease area. It's a test story with a photo attached shows caption length and the dek can be several lines long to fill the long left column.

By Jamie Hutt

December 23, 2019 at 4:59PM
Golden hour on our last day at Custer.
A caption test with some special characters to see if they’ll render properly & do the other stuff we séè. Also, let’s put enough text in the caption to trigger the truncation and test if special characters are rendered in that context too! (The Minnesota Star Tribune)

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Jamie Hutt

Digital design director

Jamie Hutt is the digital design director, overseeing news design for the Minnesota Star Tribune's digital products. Hutt was a member of the team that developed the Minnesota Star Tribune’s first online service in 1994.

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