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Native American health workers can teach others about rural health care, electronic patient records, and the management of chronic diseases such as diabetes.
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Four films look at the lives of women and at the forces shaping the lives of their daughters.
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New York's bike lanes put Seattle 'sharrows' to shame
Dedicated 'cycle tracks' are coming to a few streets in Seattle, but this city would do well to emulate Manhattan, not just Portland and Eugene.
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New book kicks fans' college football illusions away
The book by "Seattle Times" writers focuses on the transgressions and excesses in the University of Washington football programs and enablers of all the problems, including the fans.
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