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The visiting San Francisco Symphony tackles a dense, atonal work by Berg, explaining it carefully and giving it an impassioned performance.
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It's bargaining time before the Grand Bargain is passed. The worsening economic news guarantees passage, but not success.
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Freedom of information: partly sunny
Open government advocates have a friend in President Obama, but Olympia is bogged down in producing the full disclosure that most Washingtonians say they want.
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