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    Race for mayor: Winner separated by only a few hundred votes Mayor Michael Bloomberg reportedly spent $90 million of his own money to capture the race in New York City "GOP sweeps N.J., Virginia" News, Nov. 4]. Do we really want to complain that Joe Mallahan is just too poor to become mayor of Seattle [“Candidates too close for comfort,” page one, Nov. 5]? Full Article at The Seattle Times
    GOP sweeps N.J., Virginia
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 3 weeks ago
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Wrapping up the election: most results are in
  1. Candidates too close for comfort
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 3 weeks ago
  2. Stakes high for Seattle School Board newbies
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 3 weeks ago
  3. Gay-rights support stops at Cascades
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 3 weeks ago
  4. Eyman’s tax initiative loses
    SOURCE: The Seattle Times 3 weeks ago

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  3. Croatia's President Stjepan Mesic (R) and his Macedonian counterpart Gjorge Ivanov review the military guard of honour at the president's residence in Skopje December 3, 2009. Mesic is on a one-day official visit to Macedonia.
  4. Croatia's President Stjepan Mesic (R) and his Macedonian counterpart Gjorge Ivanov review a military guard of honour at the president's residence in Skopje December 3, 2009. Mesic is on a one-day official visit to Macedonia.
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  6. U.S. murder suspect Amanda Knox, left, and Italian murder suspect Raffaele Sollecito, background right, are accompanied by penitentiary police officers as they arrives at the court in Perugia, Italy, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009. Lawyers for American student Amanda Knox have one last day in court to convince a jury she is innocent of the murder of her British roommate. Thursday's audience in the courtroom in Perugia is being set aside for rebuttals by prosecutors as well as by defense lawyers for Knox and her Italian former boyfriend Sollecito, who is also accused of murdering Meredith Kercher.
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  9. U.S. murder suspect Amanda Knox, foreground right, and Italian murder suspect Raffaele Sollecito, background, are accompanied by penitentiary police officers as they arrives at the court in Perugia, Italy, Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009. Lawyers for American student Amanda Knox have one last day in court to convince a jury she is innocent of the murder of her British roommate. Thursday's audience in the courtroom in Perugia is being set aside for rebuttals by prosecutors as well as by defense lawyers for Knox and her Italian former boyfriend Sollecito, who is also accused of murdering Meredith Kercher.
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  15. BEIJING - DECEMBER 03: Fifty-six columns erected in the Tian'anmen Square during this year's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China are removed from the Tian'anmen Square on December 3, 2009 in Beijing, China. The columns, known as the Pillars of Harmony, represented the 56 officially recognised ethnic groups in China.
  16. BEIJING - DECEMBER 03: Fifty-six columns erected in the Tian'anmen Square during this year's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China are removed from the Tian'anmen Square on December 3, 2009 in Beijing, China. The columns, known as the Pillars of Harmony, represented the 56 officially recognised ethnic groups in China.
  17. BEIJING - DECEMBER 03: Fifty-six columns erected in the Tian'anmen Square during this year's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China are removed from the Tian'anmen Square on December 3, 2009 in Beijing, China. The columns, known as the Pillars of Harmony, represented the 56 officially recognised ethnic groups in China.
  18. BEIJING - DECEMBER 03: Fifty-six columns erected in the Tian'anmen Square during this year's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China are removed from the Tian'anmen Square on December 3, 2009 in Beijing, China. The columns, known as the Pillars of Harmony, represented the 56 officially recognised ethnic groups in China.