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“The context is a Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' thread from July 2015.”

“The context is simply a Hacker News thread from June 2015.”

“The context is a 'Who is hiring?' thread, which solicits job postings.”

“The context provided is the title and source, indicating this is a 'Who is hiring?' thread.”

“The context provided is a simple reference to a 'Who is hiring?' post.”

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“The article is a list of job postings, so there are no specific quotes to extract.”

“The article is a 'Who is Hiring?' thread on Hacker News from July 2014.”

“N/A”

“The article's source is Hacker News, a popular online platform for technology professionals.”

“The context is an 'Ask HN: Who is hiring?' thread from February 2014 on Hacker News.”

“The context is from a Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' post.”

“N/A - This is a listing, not a quote-driven article.”

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“The context is a 'Who is hiring?' thread, a recurring post on Hacker News.”

“The article is simply a 'Who is hiring?' thread on Hacker News.”

“The article itself is a list of job postings and related discussions, so there isn't a single quote to extract. The content is a collection of company announcements and candidate responses.”

“The context is the "Ask HN: Who Is Hiring?" thread from Hacker News in October 2012.”

“The article itself doesn't contain a quote, but rather a collection of job postings.”

“This is a forum post, so there isn't a single quote. The content is a collection of job postings.”

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“The article itself is a list of job postings, so there isn't a single quote to extract. The 'Ask HN' format implies a community-driven discussion.”

“N/A - This is a job posting thread, not a traditional news article with quotes.”

“The article itself is a forum thread, so there isn't a single quote. The content consists of various job postings and comments from users.”

“The article is based on a Hacker News thread from January 2012.”

“The context is simply a Hacker News 'Who is Hiring?' thread from October 2011.”

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