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Back to the city? Not so fast.
The past decade made Seattle think the suburbs were fading and urban living was on the rise. The long-term trends are not reassuring.
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Urbanization is a theme that is expressed everywhere at World Expo 2010, especially in the massive China Pavilion.
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'Walk Bike Ride': Where the rubber hits the (oof!) road
While Mayor McGinn enjoys fairly smooth bike rides from his Greenwood home to City Hall, our intrepid reporter braves the washboard streets near her neighborhood, and brings you along for the ride.
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