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Obama's stimulus helps Paul Allen
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BPA gets a new jolt, thanks to the stimulus bill
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The State of the City speech Mayor Nickels should have delivered
Mayor Nickels' annual address missed the mark by failing to recognize the urgency and by not calling for sacrifices, beginning with hizzoner.
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