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'Thanks.' 'No problem.' That's a problem
An innocent linguistic custom has become problematized. This kind of thing could get very problematic.
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A deli that is all about authentic New York
Eating on the Edge: For his I Love New York Deli, Jon Jacobs has to have the half-sour pickles exactly right. And have you heard the one about the two guys who drive cross country with the things that you can't get anywhere but New York?
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Who killed the water quality tax?
Eying long-term boosts for water-quality protection, environmentalists seemed to have a straight shot to getting the legislature to hike a tax on petroleum products. Then, industry lobbying turned the tide.
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The 'American Idol' version of heritage
One million dollars will be doled out to Puget Sound area historic preservation projects, and online votes will help determine which project wins. Is this crowd-sourcing of history a good idea? You bet.
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