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 # We mapped Toronto auto thefts. Here are the hardest-hit areas.
 
-** Code and markup by Kyle Duncan**
+**Code and markup by Kyle Duncan**
 
 This is a data analysis and visualisation based on auto theft data from the Toronto Police Service. There are three aspects to this visualisation, an elevation-based overview of total thefts by neighbourhood, and a colour-based visual of thefts per square kilometer by neighbourhood at lower zoom levels; and a clustered count of individual thefts locations at higher zoom levels.
 
 Popups with more detail appear on click for both neighbourhoods and individual thefts, and the user can view a given year's data using the selector in the legend. Multiple thefts at a single location are collated and ordered in single popup.
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+[Click to see the live article](https://torontoverse.com/articles/VJyQIfWNEe2QNMS95RvTIA/we-mapped-toronto-auto-thefts)
diff --git a/articles/greater-toronto-area-quiz/readme.md b/articles/greater-toronto-area-quiz/readme.md
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 **Code and markup by Kyle Duncan**
 
 This "article" was an experiment to try different kinds of user interaction as well as a full screen mode, i.e. no article text. At present this is achieved by manually hiding the article window on load. Initially the guesses were typed into a form element, but in adapting to mobile this was converted to a prompt of a municipality name which the user than has to correctly click or tap.
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+[Click to see the live article](https://torontoverse.com/articles/mhGVGtCQEeydZAJCrBIAAg/the-great-greater-toronto-and)
diff --git a/articles/raptors-distance-traveled/readme.md b/articles/raptors-distance-traveled/readme.md
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 The routes and distance to our POI collection were calculated and stored in a static file using the [mapbox directions API](https://docs.mapbox.com/api/navigation/directions/), being manually updated as new POI were added.
 
+[Click to see the live article](https://torontoverse.com/articles/oG6ETg3WEe2GHQJCrBIAAg/how-far-did-each-raptor)
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 ## How to update the game/distances
 
 1. Get distances from [NBA stats](https://www.nba.com/stats/players/speed-distance?TeamID=1610612761&LastNGames=1&Location=Home) ("Dist. Miles" by player)

diff --git a/articles/yonge-subway-north-extension/readme.md b/articles/yonge-subway-north-extension/readme.md
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 Finally, the particular scenes are created and connected to elements in the article that will be triggered using the [Scroll Magic](http://scrollmagic.io/) plugin.
 
+[Click to see the live article](https://torontoverse.com/articles/wKxu--hPEe2ybcS95RvTIA/north-to-richmond-hill-breaking)
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 _Article written by [Reece Martin](https://rmtransit.com/)_
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		Code and markup by Kyle Duncan

		This "article" was an experiment to try different kinds of user interaction as well as a full screen mode, i.e. no article text. At present this is achieved by manually hiding the article window on load. Initially the guesses were typed into a form element, but in adapting to mobile this was converted to a prompt of a municipality name which the user than has to correctly click or tap.

		[Click to see the live article](https://torontoverse.com/articles/mhGVGtCQEeydZAJCrBIAAg/the-great-greater-toronto-and)