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July 24, 2008: Headlines
Vanity profanity! The 600 license plates banned by the state
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 8 p.m.
Try as they might, some motorists can't outsmart officials when it comes to custom license numbers. On the other hand, sometimes seemingly illicit alphanumerics are actually demonstrably proper.
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A little H&M for your Northwest fashion woes
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 4 a.m.
A global clothing chain that offers high design for low cost opens in the newly renovated Southcenter Mall this week. It could be the advent of fashionability in notoriously fleece-and-khaki-ridden Seattle.
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