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SEATTLE(AP) - The man accused in the Halloween-night shooting death of a Seattle policeman remains hospitalized, and authorities were expected to talk more Monday about why they believe the suspect is a domestic terrorist who held a grudge against law... Full Article at KIVITV.com
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Charges are pending against a man suspected in the Halloween-night slaying of a Seattle police officer and the Oct. 22 firebombings of four police vehicles. Full Article at WBIR
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Injured Seattle Storm player Lauren Jackson, left, from Australia, puts her arm around compatriot Suzy Batkovic-Brown as they listen to a team official thank fans for their support after the team lost to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding... View Photo »
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Seattle has been struggling and that is the most dangerous team ... Ain't going to be no overlooking Seattle. They know they've got their hands full on Sunday. We have to establish our home field.
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SEATTLE — It’s tough to rank the Lions’ seven losses, but Sunday’s to the Seahawks was especially disheartening. “(I’m) just crushed, it hurts real bad. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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The Associated Press Seattle quarterback Matt Hasselbeck throws against the Lions in the fourth quarter Sunday. The veteran stayed calm after a slow start and ended up throwing for more than 300 yards. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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SEATTLE — Julian Peterson knew he would be in for an emotional game on Sunday. After all, he played the last three seasons for the Seahawks. It was his first trip back since being traded from Seattle to Detroit in March. Full Article at The Oakland Press
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Seattle Storm players take to the court to say a goodbye to fans for the season after losing to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64. View Photo »
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Seattle has been struggling and that is the most dangerous team ... Ain't going to be no overlooking Seattle. They know they've got their hands full on Sunday. We have to establish our home field.
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Badly burdened with foreclosures and overbuilding, the metro Atlanta housing market has slowly and painfully started crawling out of the ditch, according to a real estate data firm. Full Article at Atlanta Journal Constitution
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SEATTLE -- Matt Hasselbeck had a throbbing shoulder, to go with broken ribs. His Seahawks had even bigger issues. Faster than you can say "road kill," they were down 17-0 at home to the Lions. "It was like, 'You've got to be kidding me.' Seriously? Full Article at CBS Sports
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Injured Seattle Storm player Lauren Jackson, left, from Australia, puts her arm around compatriot Suzy Batkovic-Brown as they listen to a team official thank fans for their support after the team lost to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game S...
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Seattle Storm players take to the court to say a goodbye to fans for the season after losing to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64.
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Seattle Storm players take to the court to say a goodbye to fans for the season after losing to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64.
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Seattle Storm's Shannon Johnson, center right, and Los Angeles Sparks' Tina Thompson hug following their third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Sue Bird watches a free throw by the Los Angeles Sparks late in the second half of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64.
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Seattle Storm's Shannon Johnson, right, is embraced by teammate Lauren Jackson as teammates Ashley Robinson, left, and Janell Burse, second from left, watch the final moments of their game against the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday,...
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Seattle Storm's Shannon Johnson, left, nudges Los Angeles Sparks' Kristi Harrower during the second half of the a WNBA basketball playoff game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64 to advance to the Western Conference finals.
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Los Angeles Sparks' Tina Thompson shoots against the Seattle Storm in the second half of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. Thompson had 12 points in the Sparks 75-64 victory.
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FILE - In this Sept. 20, 2009, file photo, Seattle Storm's Tanisha Wright, left, and Shannon Johnson, right, double team Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie as she turns to shoot during the second half of the third and deciding WNBA first round basketball game in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Tanisha Wright, left, and Shannon Johnson double-team Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie as Leslie turns to shoot in the second half of a WNBA basketball first-round playoff game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Sue Bird guards Los Angeles Sparks' Betty Lennox in the second quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Shannon Johnson (14) looks up after being called for a foul against the Los Angeles Sparks in the second quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash (2) unsuccessfully tries to block a shot by Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie (9) in the second quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash, left, grabs a loose ball in front of Los Angeles Sparks' Tina Thompson in the first quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Tanisha Wright, right, knocks the ball out of the hands of Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie in the first quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Sue Bird, right, argues with official Roy Gulbeyan about a call in favor of the Los Angeles Sparks in the first quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64.
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Seattle Storm coach Brian Agler, right, argues with official Kurt Walker about a call in favor of the Los Angeles Sparks in the first quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash (2) and Tanisha Wright (30) give chase to Los Angeles Sparks' Noelle Quinn (45) in the first quarter of the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Ashley Robinson, left, and Janelle Burse (33) celebrate their victory over the Los Angeles Sparks in game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle. The Storm won, 75-74, forcing game thre.
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Seattle Storm teammates rush to surround Camille Little, right, as the final buzzer sounds against the Los Angeles Sparks in game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle. The Storm won, 75-74, on a final shot by Little.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash (2) passes to Sue Bird (10) as Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie, left, and Tina Thompson trail in the second half of game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle. The Storm won, 75-74, forcing a game three.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash, right, reaches for the ball as Los Angeles Sparks' Tina Thompson tires to keep control in the second quarter of game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Camille Little, right, falls after being fouled by Los Angeles Sparks' Lisa Leslie (9) in the second quarter of game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm's Swin Cash (2) tries to get off a shot against Los Angeles Sparks' Noelle Quinn in the second quarter of game two of a WNBA first round basketball game Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle.
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Seattle Storm coach Brian Agler, right, argues with official Cameron Inouye during the first quarter of game two of a WNBA first round basketball game against the Los Angeles Sparks Friday, Sept. 18, 2009, in Seattle. The Storm won 75-74.
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Seattle Storm players take to the court to say a goodbye to fans for the season after losing to the Los Angeles Sparks in the third and deciding WNBA first-round basketball game Sunday, Sept. 20, 2009, in Seattle. The Sparks won 75-64.
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Seattle has been struggling and that is the most dangerous team ... Ain't going to be no overlooking Seattle. They know they've got their hands full on Sunday. We have to establish our home field.
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Seattle has been struggling and that is the most dangerous team ... Ain't going to be no overlooking Seattle. They know they've got their hands full on Sunday. We have to establish our home field.
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According to FanGraphs, Adrian Beltre was worth $67.4 million over the course of his five-year, $64 million contract with Seattle.
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Come (today), with the crowd at Robertson and this group of guys, if we put that effort forth that we did in Seattle, we can definitely get a win and advance to the next round
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We had every Seattle Seahawk practice ... and it's probably been over a year since that has happened. It's kind of a milestone day.
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It's a matter of concentration and effort for 90 minutes ... When we've gone on the road and we've gotten wins in Seattle and Houston, we've gone in and concentrated for the whole game. That's the most important thing for us.
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From Seattle to Pittsburgh and JFK to LAX, the opening of the Doubletree Hotel Cincinnati Airport strengthens our brand’s current collection of more than 45 airport hotels in some of the world’s international gateway cities ... Recently refurbished with a contemporary new style, this newest Doubletree a...
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We want to be able to take Seattle's Best Coffee out of the shadow of Starbucks and really, for the first time in its history, have a life of its own
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Seattle’s Best has a very bright future and it can do things that Starbucks cannot
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NRA, others take aim at Seattle gun ban
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King County is a tough place to do business if you’re not a left-wing Democrat ... Inside the city of Seattle I could probably bring Abraham Lincoln back from the dead and he wouldn’t win…you’ve got to have a ‘D’ next to your name.
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The good workers of South Carolina I’m sure will do a good job, they’ll just be doing it for a lot less money than the guys in Seattle are getting paid to do the same thing
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I had a bad week a couple of weeks ago [against Seattle] ... We have to respond positively to it. He's a young talent, so my job as a veteran is to help that talent blossom so he can be one of the best players in the game.
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Seattle did a good job of planning things they thought were going to be successful against us ... Then our guys got a good feel for what they were trying to do.
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I thought he played better and ran his best after that stretch last game (Seattle), and he looked good today ... More and more, I think we'll see the Marion Barber that we know and love.
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We’ve approached things as we did after the Seattle game. It’s unfortunate we’ve had to do it twice in one year
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As the home of Microsoft and some of the most successful digital content distributors in the world, Seattle is the perfect destination for this trade delegation and provides a great opportunity to showcase some of the outstanding digital content creators in the West Midlands.
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The Citizens Committee and Second Amendment Foundation extend their sincere sympathy to Officer Brenton’s family and to the Seattle Police Department
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With games against Buffalo (3-5), St Louis (1-7), and Seattle (2-5), Tennessee could conceivably make an unheard of run for a playoff berth.
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If you could, in your mind, see a scenario where an Olympic city in California would partner with New York or Miami or Seattle and see that happen - what would that do to the spirit of the country?
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There are other examples. Last spring University of Washington and Washington State were in negotiations to move the annual Apple Cup rivalry game to a neutral site. Washington proposed Qwest Field in Seattle -- 6 miles from the UW campus, 315 miles from the WSU campus. Washington also asked for a large...
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They made money off of it; there's no doubt about it ... They do a lot of bond work. … We didn't have the expertise and staff. … Somebody had to do it. School districts had previously been working with Seattle-Northwest.
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Seattle-Northwest has longstanding, trusting relationships with school districts and other municipalities in this state. We were asked to assist our clients in thinking through possible options to bring pension costs under control ... Pension-obligations bonds were one of the options considered.
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He's a guy who has been a primary ballcarrier when he was with Seattle, so we know he can carry the football ... We've given it to him a few times, but obviously not as much as today. Maybe we'll give it to him a couple more times.
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Conversation is a first step but sometimes a difficult one to reach ... In Seattle, civic well-being is a priority because we've all been talking about it for a long time.
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