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ABC’s prime-time reality television show The Mole. He returned to the newsroom in 2001 as a reporter for CNN, where in 2003 he became the anchor of his own program, Anderson Cooper 360°, while regularly contributing to CNN’s NewsNight. In 2005 Cooper received national attention for his passionate reporting on


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ABC’s prime-time reality television show The Mole. He returned to the newsroom in 2001 as a reporter for CNN, where in 2003 he became the anchor of his own program, Anderson Cooper 360°, while regularly contributing to CNN’s NewsNight. In 2005 Cooper received national attention for his passionate reporting on


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