Challenge: Identify distinct sets of aligned story actors responsible for sustaining issue-specific narratives . authors propose a novel two-step graph-based framework that identifies alignments between actors .
Approach: They propose a proxy task to identify the distinct sets of aligned story actors . they propose identifying alignments between actors and extracting alignes using TAMPA .
Outcome: The proposed framework is based on a corpus of text segments associated with six issues . it identifies aligned actors and extracts alignable actor groups from the network structure .

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