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Merriam-webster.com defines "lede" as "the introductory section of a news story that is intended to entice the reader to read the full story."
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This can also be referred to as a "lead-in" or a "lead." Journalists resurrected the archaic word "lede" because all professions like to have their own shop talk. Read more about that here if you'd like. I am not suggesting that you all become journalists. Rather, my point is to introduce you to a style of writing that you may be able to use in novel ways in the future.
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The Salt is a National Public Radio blog about the latest topics of interest involving food, its preparations and consumption. Links to these stories can be viewed by clicking HERE.
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