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07/02/2006 Sounders derail Miami
07/02/2006 WTO can't break trade deadlock
07/02/2006 Two trains collide, injuring 30
07/02/2006 D-Day primer gave Brits the scoop on French
07/02/2006 Deadly World War I battle marked
07/02/2006 Chávez backs Iran at summit
07/02/2006 Zoo gorilla dies during surgery
07/02/2006 Mentos adds the pop to Diet Coke
07/02/2006 New Jersey shut down over budget impasse
07/02/2006 Brooke Shields comes from royalty; so do you
07/02/2006 For some dairy farmers, Vermont rains last straw
07/02/2006 Sioux oust leader over abortion plan
07/02/2006 GOP leader questions PG rating given Christian-themed movie
07/02/2006 Newspapers respond to criticism about report
07/02/2006 Mexico's middle class diverges
07/02/2006 China's new ticket to the world
07/02/2006 Canada, U.S. sign pact on lumber matter
07/02/2006 Justice Kennedy gains clout
07/02/2006 Hamas leader's offices destroyed
07/02/2006 Baghdad bomb kills 66
07/02/2006 Official Rape, attack plotted
07/02/2006 Immigration judges under fire for rulings
07/02/2006 Bin Laden cautions rebels not to join talks
07/02/2006 Beijing-to-Tibet railway opens, world's highest
07/02/2006 A look at the candidates
07/02/2006 The business week ahead
07/02/2006 Luvoo
07/02/2006 Janus Orion defends fund with "moats"
07/02/2006 Russell swap-out a timely reminder
07/02/2006 Future uncertain, so hold current mortgage
07/02/2006 How can I get a better rate as a contractor?
07/02/2006 Time is now to speak up for career advances
07/02/2006 Investors, tread carefully in risky hedge-fund world
07/02/2006 True Value ready to fight big-box rivals after clearing up its finances
07/02/2006 Flexibility in post-retirement jobs ranked most important
07/02/2006 E-mailing from work? Guess who's watching
07/02/2006 Looking for work can be big job, even in good times
07/02/2006 Vivace founder, David Schomer is a coffee prophet
07/01/2006 Ichiro home run lifts M's past Rockies, 8-7
07/01/2006 Jackson scores 25 to help Storm defeat Lynx, 92-75
07/01/2006 Deputies named in shooting of Washington state auditor's nephew
07/01/2006 Israeli warplanes hit Gaza office of Palestinian prime minister from Hamas
07/01/2006 Thunderstorms delay shuttle launch; NASA to try again Sunday
07/01/2006 Bouillon agrees to extension with Habs Seattle Post Intelligencer
07/01/2006 World Cup Portugal advances after PK shootout with England
07/01/2006 Wimbledon Agassi bids adieu to Wimbledon; Roddick out, too
07/01/2006 Tour de France American riders start strong
07/01/2006 World Cup France proves to be Brazil's nemesis again
07/01/2006 John Edwards Courts the Tech Crowd in Seattle
07/01/2006 Miss Seattle gets a face lift
07/01/2006 21 local beaches mean water, water everywhere
07/01/2006 Fourth of July events on the Eastside Parades, pancakes, picnics on the 4th
07/01/2006 Ruling allows Tent City to stay
07/01/2006 Fruitcakes and ghosts stay hidden in history
07/01/2006 If Seattle really wants tunnel, it can pay for it
07/01/2006 The lowdown on Belltown
07/01/2006 Making sure a home is right for you
07/01/2006 Yarrow Point neighbors celebrate community on holiday
07/01/2006 Class actions challenge credit scoring
07/01/2006 Short-term mortgage rates rising; economy feeling effect
07/01/2006 A place for Finnegan How to rent with pets
07/01/2006 Sleater-Kinney Exit
07/01/2006 Here's where we part
07/01/2006 Series of lies cloud "The View"
07/01/2006 Drop-in fun for kids
07/01/2006 A & E briefs Peas frontman questioned in brawl
07/01/2006 Ozzy rocks — a rocking chair
07/01/2006 Tickle their literary palette
07/01/2006 Dos and don't's for getting kids to read
07/01/2006 Churches try marketing to get their word out
07/01/2006 "Code" brings diverse groups together in a call for respect
07/01/2006 NL Wire Notes Willis, Marlins end Boston's streak at 12
07/01/2006 WNBA Roundup Sparks edge Mercury
07/01/2006 Man charged in theft from elderly woman
07/01/2006 Storm's Jackson plans to take court today, despite shin pain
07/01/2006 Art center to give up its large facility on Boren
07/01/2006 1.7 million grant goes to UW for research on roads
07/01/2006 AL Wire Notes Angels swap the Weavers Jeff for Jered
07/01/2006 Auto-Racing Roundup Earnhardt wins Daytona event
07/01/2006 Judge says no to plea; baby has surgery
07/01/2006 Game of the Day Peace reigns in Chicago
07/01/2006 State's population growth fastest since the early '90s
07/01/2006 World Cup match summaries
07/01/2006 Police union riled as Kent is asked to probe shooting
07/01/2006 World Cup Germany rallies for shootout victory
07/01/2006 World Cup Italians roll into semis
07/01/2006 World Cup Notes Portugal may miss Ronaldo
07/01/2006 Golf Roundup Sorenstam earns share of lead
07/01/2006 College Football Northwestern coach's death shocks players
07/01/2006 Seahawks training camp schedule released
07/01/2006 UW's Lincecum signs with Giants
07/01/2006 Sounders Miami FC features Brazil's Romario
07/01/2006 Wimbledon Hingis exits in third round
07/01/2006 Briefs Canucks re-sign Sedin twins to 3-year contracts
07/01/2006 Football Locker to play for West in all-state game today
07/01/2006 Jim Bouton seriously raps steroids
07/01/2006 M's Notebook Seattle thinks Perez is right bat for them
07/01/2006 Rainiers back in win column
07/01/2006 AquaSox cool off Volcanoes
07/01/2006 State amateur golf champ tickled pink
07/01/2006 NBA Wire Notes Dallas intends to keep Terry
07/01/2006 NW Briefs Seattle U. taps athletic director
07/01/2006 A Fogg machine Sensational June ends in two-hit, shutout loss for M's
07/01/2006 Plan would help students jump-start college careers
07/01/2006 Schultz's stock sale totals 21.3 million
07/01/2006 Stylish e-mail signature is succinct
07/01/2006 Wikipedia a lesson on verifying research
07/01/2006 Lack of updates may not increase vulnerability
07/01/2006 Keep your Mac cool this summer
07/01/2006 Analysts try to pinpoint next options subpoena
07/01/2006 Mutual funds fall on anxiety over inflation, interest rates
07/01/2006 Big shareholder prods GM to link up
07/01/2006 Cloglike, tough Crocs face new footwear foe imitators
07/01/2006 Law forcing iPod to share OK'd by French lawmakers
07/01/2006 Special kind of bank may be blocked
07/01/2006 No manual needed Camcorder is simple
07/01/2006 Cameras, camcorders see major downsize
07/01/2006 Decision for Corus settles part of dispute
07/01/2006 Go Corp. antitrust suit against Microsoft rejected
07/01/2006 Shares fall as formula for Boeing bonus set
07/01/2006 Top performers rode merger-takeover wave
07/01/2006 Taliban rocket wounds 10 people
07/01/2006 FDA-approved drug controls eye malady
07/01/2006 Russian wine buyers facing a summer without imports
07/01/2006 Executed during WWI, soldiers aren't forgotten
07/01/2006 Women candidates fall short, but reformers gain in Kuwait
07/01/2006 Arrest warrant targets ex-president of Mexico
07/01/2006 Pacific islanders' hard currency
07/01/2006 Desert trek for ants is a piece of cake
07/01/2006 Attorney sues Web site after women trash him
07/01/2006 Wife told police she shot minister after argument
07/01/2006 2 "Mafia Cops" win retrial
06/30/2006 Fogg rolls in, puts damper on M's bats
06/30/2006 Oregonians log on, check out neighborhood sex offenders
06/30/2006 Boeing employees can expect payout of about 5,400
06/30/2006 The Seattle Times
06/30/2006 Blue Heron Thriving Right In The Heart Of Seattle
06/30/2006 Scam books travelers into rundown apartments instead of hotels
06/30/2006 Judge tosses murder conviction of NY "Mafia cops"
06/30/2006 More shuffling at Microsoft
06/30/2006 Freedom Tunes, Part II
06/30/2006 M's deal minor leaguer to acquire Cleveland starter
06/30/2006 Seahawks set for training camp
06/30/2006 Judge refuses to halt surgery for ailing infant
06/30/2006 L.A. tarpits yield more Ice age remains
06/30/2006 Hingis, Blake, Nalbandian, Kuznetsova out
06/30/2006 Don't cry for Germany, Argentina
06/30/2006 Bush and Koizumi visit Graceland
06/30/2006 Former NYPD chief Kerik pleads guilty to taking gifts
06/30/2006 Palestinian leader says Israel is trying to destroy his government
06/30/2006 U.S. soldiers being investigated for killing family in Iraq
06/30/2006 Pirates in a museum? Aye, matey
06/30/2006 Memorial service set for Mount Si student
06/30/2006 Group Health making move
06/30/2006 Uncovered loads Errant golf balls
06/30/2006 Murder charge filed in stabbing
06/30/2006 Monorail's two trains to undergo test runs
06/30/2006 What do you get the mall that has everything? More everything
06/30/2006 Apple acknowledges own stock-option irregularities
06/30/2006 Microsoft manager leaves to join Google
06/30/2006 Fed raises interest rates to 5.25 percent, fuels hopes for pause
06/30/2006 Ireland now a "brain gain" capital
06/30/2006 Microsoft to cut 98 Redmond sales-group jobs
06/30/2006 Microsoft delays Office '07
06/30/2006 Northwest Airlines gets extension for reorganization
06/30/2006 U.S. board seeks to expand airline fuel-tank rules
06/30/2006 Signal of softened stance causes surge in stocks
06/30/2006 Gay couples make strides in benefits
06/30/2006 Spanish leader will open talks with Basque group
06/30/2006 Official account of exchange between Rice, Russian minister at odds with recording
06/30/2006 Vietnam's president signals active role
06/30/2006 White House elm now still stands only on 20 bill
06/30/2006 Death toll at 16; some people return to flooded towns
06/30/2006 U.S. interstate system turns 50
06/30/2006 Women in Kuwait cast first votes — for men
06/30/2006 Russians bullish on the ruble
06/30/2006 Who's the next big wheel in the Tour de France?
06/30/2006 Stem-cell research bills head to Senate
06/30/2006 Human-rights groups condemn power-plant raid
06/30/2006 Israel puts push into Gaza on hold
06/30/2006 Using cellphone as dangerous as driving drunk?
06/30/2006 AL Beat Crisp's catch helps Boston to 12th consecutive win
06/30/2006 Sanchez homer ends Pirates' 13-game skid
06/30/2006 This blonde bombshell has a geeky side
06/30/2006 Briefs Luongo signs 27M, four-year deal with Canucks
06/30/2006 Drug cloud shadows cycling's biggest stage
06/30/2006 Golf Roundup Women's Open lost in fog
06/30/2006 Local Golf Brilliant wedge shot rescues UW junior
06/30/2006 Two workers die in fire in casino container in Idaho
06/30/2006 King County Council attendance spotty
06/30/2006 Most county lakes OK for swimming
06/30/2006 After one drink, most study participants overlooked an ape onscreen
06/30/2006 State strips 848 felons from list of who can vote
06/30/2006 Milk-carton derby
06/30/2006 Football Notes WesCo rivals in same backfield
06/30/2006 NBA Notes Morrison perfect fit in Charlotte
06/30/2006 NL Beat Bonds' trainer refuses to testify to grand jury
06/30/2006 Prep Notes Kamiak names coaches
06/30/2006 Cowgirls rehabilitate and ride "throw-away" horses
06/30/2006 Questions sound familiar
06/30/2006 Between the Seams Mazzone, the rock of Braves pitching, returns to Atlanta
06/30/2006 Williams, Nadal make escapes from early upsets at Wimbledon
06/30/2006 GOP bid to restore property-tax limits fails
06/30/2006 Storm forwards still hurting
06/30/2006 UW declines invitation to create campus in China
06/30/2006 Wilcox, Sonics likely far apart on money
06/30/2006 Three homes destroyed in 4,300-acre fires near Moses Lake
06/30/2006 Richard Weiland, low-key champion of causes
06/30/2006 German morale high vs. Argentina
06/30/2006 Alaska urged to OK pipeline measure
06/30/2006 Friday's Emerald Downs handicap
06/30/2006 JetBlue and Continental earn high ratings from travelers
06/30/2006 Airborne smugglers link B.C. pot growers and U.S. distributors
06/30/2006 Rail worker calls 911 for help after train severs both his legs
06/30/2006 Britain issues ultimatum on Northern Ireland deadlock
06/30/2006 Cervical-cancer vaccines recommended for all preteens
06/30/2006 Supreme Court upholds Arizona law on insanity defense
06/30/2006 Former N.Y. police commissioner likely to plead guilty
06/30/2006 Bush's war powers hit hurdles Congress and the Supreme Court
06/30/2006 Local firm's role in case "very satisfying"
06/30/2006 High court says tribunals were illegal
06/30/2006 WNBA Roundup Monarchs subdue Minnesota
06/30/2006 M's Notes Grimsley, Meche had offseason tie
06/30/2006 Cup Notes Players taken to task for dives
06/30/2006 NW Briefs Former SPU star Anderson dies
06/30/2006 Bin Laden praises al-Zarqawi on Web as "lion of holy war"
06/30/2006 12-year-old boy dies after riding Disney roller coaster in Florida
06/30/2006 Tacoma's win streak ends
06/30/2006 Salem-Keizer downs Everett
06/30/2006 M's extend magical June
06/30/2006 China's new rail link to Tibet will take passengers to new heights
06/30/2006 Bush, Japanese leader sing each other's praises
06/30/2006 State auditor's nephew fatally shot by deputies
06/30/2006 A trulli wonderful time
06/30/2006 Mother who took baby son released
06/30/2006 With Gitmo trials blocked, what does U.S. do now?
06/30/2006 Settlement, delays may cost Boeing more than 1 billion
06/30/2006 Boeing's 5,500 bonuses windfall for region
06/29/2006 MLB Seattle 3, Arizona 2
06/29/2006 NFL Head Coach Seattle Seahawks Mini-FAQ
06/29/2006 M's edge Arizona
06/29/2006 Seattle man's dance video becomes Web sensation
06/29/2006 Neo-Nazis return to peace-loving city for demonstration
06/29/2006 Seattle's mayor visits Anchorage
06/29/2006 Surprise encounter with falcon in downtown Seattle
06/29/2006 Arkansas high court says state cannot ban gays from becoming foster parents
06/29/2006 Paul Allen adds three World War II planes to his collection
06/29/2006 Justices ponder Are campaign lies protected free speech?
06/29/2006 Suit filed over honeymooner's cruise ship disappearance
06/29/2006 State fines Geico 120,000 for credit-scoring violations
06/29/2006 Onyx shareholders to vote on M2M offer on Aug. 1
06/29/2006 Microsoft cuts jobs, says Office 2007 will be delayed
06/29/2006 Man fatally shot by sheriff's deputies is identified as state auditor's nephew
06/29/2006 Cargo container fire was source of Idaho reservation casino explosion
06/29/2006 Young boy dies after riding Disney roller coaster
06/29/2006 Modest Mouse cancels Endfest
06/29/2006 Police arrest Shelton man who held girlfriend captive
06/29/2006 Reaction to the Supreme Court ruling
06/29/2006 Microsoft cutting 98 sales-group jobs in Redmond
06/29/2006 Microsoft delays release of Office software
06/29/2006 Microsoft loses another to Google
06/29/2006 Mobile users want Office, Microsoft says
06/29/2006 Mother held in kidnapping ordered released by judge
06/29/2006 Wimbledon Agassi, Sharapova cruise into third round
06/29/2006 More with Bill Moyers
06/29/2006 Government says stolen Verterans Affairs laptop recovered
06/29/2006 Israeli forces arrest Hamas Cabinet ministers, dig into Gaza
06/29/2006 Panel recommends vaccination of girls against cervical cancer
06/29/2006 Boeing gets 295M 737 order
06/29/2006 How they voted
06/29/2006 Boeing forecasts up to 1.12 billion in second-quarter charges
06/29/2006 Feds and Mounties arrest 46, seize tons of pot
06/29/2006 Seattle Times Kent police to investigate shooting involving off-duty Seattle officer
06/29/2006 Washington state trooper wounded in shootout, motorist killed
06/29/2006 Supreme Court rules against Bush on trials for Guantánamo detainees
06/29/2006 Kent police to handle Seattle officer's shooting inquiry
06/29/2006 Population milestone Everett, pop. 100,000
06/29/2006 Kirkland fireworks The show will go on
06/29/2006 Bothell woman dies after crash
06/29/2006 Musician's Portland commute a classic
06/29/2006 Fourth of July events on the Eastside
06/29/2006 Sagging stock sends Ballmer to Wall Street to quell critics
06/29/2006 If you go berry picking
06/29/2006 Pike Place Profile Chris Grimes of Big Boys Toys
06/29/2006 Ohme Gardens
06/29/2006 All aboard for reopening of historic depot
06/29/2006 Living history at Fort Langley
06/29/2006 The BET awards Blige, West, Foxx tops
06/29/2006 Deep thoughts with Bill Moyers
06/29/2006 Tailoring for the not sew inclined
06/29/2006 Hardware store has toys for big boys
06/29/2006 Mount Baker, in a blue mood
06/29/2006 It's time to sparkle all around Sound
06/29/2006 What berries to pick in our parks
06/29/2006 Kick back in campground comfort
06/29/2006 There's more to hiking than just putting one foot in front of the other
06/29/2006 Lake Union fireworks dazzle houseboaters and many more
06/29/2006 Baby Riley's mom deserves mercy
06/29/2006 Healthy community a guide to giving
06/29/2006 Loose grips in Baghdad, Kabul
06/29/2006 Billions Who needs it?
06/29/2006 Telecom bill would leave U.S. lagging behind rest of world
06/29/2006 Giving science a voice in managing our fisheries
06/29/2006 Senate committee rejects regulating Internet access
06/29/2006 Fisher Communications to air Hispanic programs
06/29/2006 Big Three promise more flex-fuel cars
06/29/2006 More federal oversight urged for hedge funds
06/29/2006 Budding programmers swap ideas with Gates
06/29/2006 Stocks recover; investors eye Fed
06/29/2006 ThePlatform of Seattle is acquired by Comcast
06/29/2006 AL Beat 'Mauer Mania' sweeps Minnesota as catcher's average soars to .392
06/29/2006 MLB Notes Meth detected in Howe's body
06/29/2006 They'll drink to that, or will they?
06/29/2006 Cup Notes A quick look ahead to Cup quarterfinals
06/29/2006 AquaSox win fifth straight
06/29/2006 Golf Roundup Wie's putter key to Open chances
06/29/2006 East-West All-Star Football Game Rosters
06/29/2006 Fishing Report Many eager to get claws on crabs
06/29/2006 Fishing Notes Salmon season should go along swimmingly
06/29/2006 Rainiers extend win streak
06/29/2006 WNBA Roundup Pondexter's late 3 caps Mercury win
06/29/2006 Bush will accompany Japan's premier on tour of Graceland
06/29/2006 For first time, women can vote in Kuwait
06/29/2006 FBI agents arrest 13 people in bust of movie-piracy rings
06/29/2006 B vitamins don't help keep brains sharp, study finds
06/29/2006 5 bill to get makeover to thwart forgeries
06/29/2006 Activists call off blockade of beer on reservation
06/29/2006 No red-letter days for Cup's referees
06/29/2006 Raucous Roddick recovers from 1st-set loss
06/29/2006 Russia chastises U.S. over energy
06/29/2006 More violence erupts in East Timor
06/29/2006 GOP hoping to gain from media controversy
06/29/2006 The paper conservatives love to hate N.Y. Times
06/29/2006 House votes to support bilingual balloting
06/29/2006 Pentagon revises document on gays
06/29/2006 Asparagus growers hurt by weather extremes
06/29/2006 Math was wrong in bridge accident
06/29/2006 Off track over baby's welfare
06/29/2006 Small-plane crash injures pilot
06/29/2006 Snohomish utility doesn't have to pay Enron 122 million
06/29/2006 Outdoor film series
06/29/2006 Microsoft banks on payoff in education investment
06/29/2006 Missing woman's acquaintance arrested
06/29/2006 Mother held in kidnapping to be released
06/29/2006 Trolley-maintenance barn plan on hold; streetcar future unclear
06/29/2006 Booze ban has fans in Tacoma
06/29/2006 M's Notes Well-rested Woods wins
06/29/2006 NL Beat Suspended catcher returning for Round 2 against White Sox
06/29/2006 Prep Notes Meadowdale tabs Shrum to coach volleyball
06/29/2006 Thousands flee Northeast floods; weather blamed for 12 deaths
06/29/2006 Risky redistricting plan in Texas pays off for DeLay
06/29/2006 Court upholds Texas redistricting plan
06/29/2006 In today's Iraq, lying is a matter of life and death
06/29/2006 Israel intensifies pressure over soldier's kidnapping
06/29/2006 Coast Guard cadet sentenced to prison
06/29/2006 More budgeted for nukes as old ones dismantled
06/29/2006 With co-host off show, "The View" has room
06/29/2006 Sonics bios
06/29/2006 Tomb reveals flowers, not mummies; could have been tomb of King Tut's mum
06/29/2006 Taliban is stronger, U.S. commander says
06/29/2006 Storm Notes Ailing Jackson stays at home
06/29/2006 Draft Picks Round 1
06/29/2006 Weaver wins it for Sounders
06/29/2006 Roy, Morrison go in top six
06/29/2006 Briefs NHL's Bruins hire Dave Lewis as coach
06/29/2006 NW Briefs Bixler leads men's amateur
06/29/2006 Sonics hope they got a 10 at No. 10
06/29/2006 Jones taken with 37th pick
06/29/2006 Another project? What were the Sonics thinking?
06/29/2006 M's develop winning attitude
06/29/2006 Storm perseveres without Jackson
06/29/2006 Draft turns into a swap meet
06/29/2006 Perilous stretch of Snoqualmie River is closed
06/29/2006 Draft Notes Magic takes Redick 11th
06/29/2006 Roll up your sleeves, get earthy