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Crosscut articles of the past 10 days with the most clicks.

• Four powerhouse teams named finalists in central waterfront design
• Fixing the group that's supposed to fix Puget Sound
• The mayor, the MOHAI, and the moolah
• Lummi Island ferry caught in a snag over tribal tideland rights
• Seattle parks levy leads to unwise spending
• A meandering bicyclist weighs in on the 'road diet' debate
• Despite free borders, Roma (Gypsies) are still Europe's outcasts
• Arsenic: Victorians' secret
• Vance report: GOP tide could swamp the state's D.C. races, and Olympia too
• Mosque meltdown: God v. country

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Crosscut articles of the past 10 days with the most reader comments.

• Mosque meltdown: God v. country
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• Vance report: GOP tide could swamp the state's D.C. races, and Olympia too
  (26 comments)
• Four powerhouse teams named finalists in central waterfront design
  (21 comments)
• A meandering bicyclist weighs in on the 'road diet' debate
  (20 comments)
• Fixing the group that's supposed to fix Puget Sound
  (18 comments)
• A breakthrough in education reform in Seattle
  (16 comments)
• Seattle parks levy leads to unwise spending
  (15 comments)
• The mayor, the MOHAI, and the moolah
  (13 comments)
• Lummi Island ferry caught in a snag over tribal tideland rights
  (8 comments)
• When it comes to pro sports titles, Seattle is a good place to make books
  (7 comments)

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Crosscut blog posts of the past 10 days with the most clicks.

• Seattle-to-Portland Amtrak service to get a boost
• 'Road diets' will make future traffic congestion worse
• A breakthrough in education reform in Seattle
• Will the Space Needle ever be eaten?
• Apple lowers the price on (some) TV shows to 99 cents
• Branch-office culture
• Seahawks, 1-3 in preseason, give fans little to be excited about
• With Locker stuck in the pocket, Huskies lose to BYU
• Urban Rest Stop's 10-year track record: 29,000 served
• Crosscut Tout: Bumbershoot's local standouts

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