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"  Last night, Diane Sawyer said goodbye to ABC World News viewers for the last time. After five years in the anchor chair, Sawyer delivered her final broadcast, making way for 20/20 host David Muir who will take over the role starting Tuesday. &amp;quot;It has been wonderful to be the home court for the brave and brilliant forces of ABC News around the world and to feel, every single night, that you and I were in a conversation about the day together,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;Sometimes, as we know, there have been tough stories on World News, but you always made it clear, like me, that better will come. The future is one of possibility.&amp;quot; A former White House staff member during the Nixon presidency, Sawyer joined CBS News in 1978 and co-hosted the network&amp;#039;s morning show, Morning with Charles Kuralt, before moving to 60 Minutes to become the show&amp;#039;s first female correspondent in 1984.  With Charles Kuralt on the set of CBS Sunday Morning Sawyer started at ABC News in 1989, where she co-anchored Primetime, 20/20, and Good Morning America, before taking over the role as World News anchor from Charles Gibson in 2009.  With Peter Jennings and Tom Brokaw. She signed off assuring us that while this might be her last night as anchor, this won&amp;#039;t be the last we see of her: &amp;quot;On a personal note, as I said I&amp;#039;m not going far, down the hall, up the stairs, and I am not slowing down but gearing up in a new way, already at work on some of the stories that take you into the real lives around us, the ones we rarely get to see.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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