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The Mariners explain their case against a new SoDo sports arena
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Transcript: Mariners' execs tell the bigger story behind arena opposition
Art Thiel probes the issues with the Seattle Mariners' CEO Howard Lincoln and the club's legal counsel, Bart Waldman.
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Voters will decide in November whether to renew limits on lawmakers' ability to raise taxes. But court rulings could create new dynamics.
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