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Eating on the Edge: A trip to the Buzas' Kauai Family Restaurant delivers an authentic mixture of "Asian soul food."
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With a giant hole in the state budget and a huge burden on the poor, some are thinking new taxes or tax reform. Opposition is certain, but maybe the problem is with reformers' off-putting language, like "regressive."
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