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David Muir is an American anchor, journalist, and journalist who is most well-known for his ABC news program World News Tonight with David Muir as well as for his role in the ABC News magazine 20/20, for which he serves as a anchor and co-anchor. Its stunning video footage as well as its animated gestures have made it the most watched American newscast. Made In America was nominated for an Emmy. In the years before his appointment as ABC World News Tonight's anchor Sawyer was his main substitute. He reported on many morning ABC News specials, including Breaking Point - Heroin in America. He has travelled around the world to cover stories that concern Gaza Egypt Iran Somalia Japan Peru Ukraine Haiti and the Gulf of Mexico. He was awarded numerous Emmy Awards Edward R. Murrow Awards in addition to honors given by The Associated Press.

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