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Gibson, Sawyer to fill in on "WNT" while Woodruff recovers

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"Good Morning America" co-anchors Charlie Gibson and Diane Sawyer will alternate in the "World News Tonight" job, sitting alongside Elizabeth Vargas. Viewer interest in Bob Woodruff's condition has helped the ABC newscast's ratings. For the first time since Oct. 12, "WNT" had a significant lead over "NBC Nightly News With Brian Williams" in overnight ratings.
> It's not clear whether Woodruff can return to an on-air role (WP)
> Doc says Woodruff has "a very good chance" of returning to work (NYT)
> Dana: "The incident was a shock, but it wasn't a real surprise" (NYO)
> NYT's "Field Reports Were a Ratings Strategy" hed called unfair (ChiTrib)
> Engber's "Explainer": Who's going to pay Woodruff's medical bills? (Slate)

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