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Stories for Sept. 24, 2007
The hurtin' Seahawks backfield is running on empty
The win over Cincinnati came from breaks and turnovers more than offensive command, although that fourth-quarter performance by Matt Hasselbeck was a beaut.
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Jean Godden: Saying goodbye to our friend, Walt Crowley
He was master of the wry bon mot, Seattle's unofficial spokesman, and founder of HistoryLink, one of the state's great treasures. Lively to the end, he even had a momentary urge to run for City Council this year.
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