Draft a press release like you would if you were working in a pr role. since this situation is made up, you'll have fill in any missing details. in this case you would make up a quote. in the real world, someone in pr writes it, and then the person approves it. think of this in terms of a news story. if you wanted the media to cover it, what details would they need to write a news story from? consider who, what, where, when and why. also think about why it's newsworthy. why would a reporter care? frame your release to highlight important details.

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