Professional Websites Built with Razor [closed] - asp.net

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I was asked at a .NET user group if I knew of any professional web sites built with the Razor view engine for MVC that they could peruse. Interesting question, and I was not aware of any at the time. Does anybody know of a publicized list or specific web sites that have implemented Razor?
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I was involved in building this one: http://snapshot.factiva.com. Bad news is that you need an account to be able to see it.
Here's a list of public websites which includes our own SO: http://www.findmyhosts.com/top-10-asp-net-mvc-framework-websites/

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