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Brugmann

[broog-muhn, broog-mahn]

noun

  1. (Friedrich) Karl 1849–1919, German philologist.



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Misinformation and propaganda have long plagued democracy, said Anna Brugmann, policy director at the advocacy organization Rebuild Local News.

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“Trust used to be a lot like oxygen, like it used to be kind of ambient,” Brugmann said.

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“Pink slime is information packaged to look like local news. And it could stump almost anybody, I think, except for a very discerning viewer,” Brugmann said.

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Among the other potential benefits from the excess rain is likely a delayed and longer spring flower season, said Kelley Brugmann, a resource specialist with Orange County Parks and Recreation.

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“People are just excited to be outside, we’ve all been cooped up for way too long,” Brugmann said.

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