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The polls have closed, the people have spoken, and the winner is that AFP piece claiming "Steve Irwin's death will resonate for children the same way the deaths of Princess Diana and John F. Kennedy did for adults, parents and child psychologists have warned." We're not sure who wrote it, so if someone at AFP wants to claim the prize, please get in touch. The rest of you can use that same address to e-mail us future nominees. Today's pick - and it's a stunner - is after the jump.

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