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Red card in the sunset
The Sounders play a screwball game, earning only a tie against Columbus, coach Schmid's championship team of last year. Once again a cunning team lures the Sounders into a fatal red card.
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Guy walks into the press box saying, "trade Ich for pitching." No way.
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A well-timed play at ACT
Timely, because Below the Belt is about the price we pay when jobs are scarce, and also perfectly paced and superbly acted.
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Tough choices about a jumpers' bridge
The state wants to put suicide barriers on Seattle's landmark Aurora Bridge, but some preservationists object.
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