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When you click on the button, you'll also get the HTML for the story, so you can cut and paste it right onto your site.
We're covered under a Creative Commons [2] license and our basic rules remain the same -- the content is free, but you have to credit us, include all the links in the story, and you cannot edit the piece. Here are the details. [3]
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Update (11:45am): Thanks to the HuffPost Investigative Fund [5] for the idea of allowing readers to grab the HTML itself.
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