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Sophie Mann

Sophie Mann
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Sophie Mann is a Fast Filer for Just the News. She is a former Bartley Fellow at the Wall Street Journal. She graduated from Scripps College with a BA in Government.

Sophie is a co-founder of Roundtable Productions, which most recently produced the short film Wax Paul Now (2019).

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