Teasing the clickthrough, visually

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Really nice Twitter graphic from the FT communities team. A good “tease” of the clickthrough:

Love this quote from @JananGanesh on the desperate attempts to keep Scotland from voting Yes http://t.co/XowUeoZ3Kt pic.twitter.com/ITkW05WxSK

— Esther Bintliff (@estherbintliff) September 15, 2014

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