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Small Washington town sees first homicide in 100 years
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Building by White House Ordered to Empty
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Military Says Helicopter Down in Iraq
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Gates Says U.S. Not Planning Iran War
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Washington state senate passes domestic partnership measure
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Strike averted at Washington Hospital
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Daimler-Chrysler Smart car might let you down
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Students arrested in teacher attack at Wilson High
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Leaders offer to pay for project overruns
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Struggling Bally expands in Northern Virginia
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Hunter joins White House race
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Texas Democrats criticize TxDOT's use of Washington lobbyists
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Paulson says Social Security reform hopes slim
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Treasury's Adams to resign, sources say
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Gemayel to Washington Monday
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Feltman Informs Berri of Washington's Support for Inter-Lebanese Dialogue
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U.S. official says Washington willing to 'help' any Cuban transition
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Support needs could double 'surge' forces
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Have a Heart, and Help a Journalist
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It's Beta Vs. VHS for Homeland Czar
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Management 101 for Team Romney
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Another Job for Dean Headhunter
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New center formed to boost work force housing
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washington schools churn out volunteers At UPS, it's next stop Peace Corps
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Jury deadlocked on Coca-Cola theft case
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Exxon breaks own profit record
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Blackboard vows not to sue academic users
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Part D eyed in druggist drop-off
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FCC told to focus on public interest
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WASHINGTON The situation in Iraq is perilous, with Iraqi-on-Iraqi violence surpassing al
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Episcopal Church faces threat
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Government workers paid big on leaving Metro
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Abducted boy, mom reunited
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District to spend 45M on affordable housing projects
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Smear campaign causes candidate to drop out of council race
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Police launch operation targeting violent criminals
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Fairfax County touts health care improvements
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Cardin endorses bill to outlaw dirty campaign tricks
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Yeas and Nays Friday, Feb. 2
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Dunkin' Donuts, Starbucks face off
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Alexandria officials target crime around motel
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Red-light camera bill gets green light from House committee
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Jamison's knee not sprained
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Lake Washington board has 'preferred candidate' for top school job
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Washington / Coleman sees obstacles in DM&E fight
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FBI agent shows doubts for Libby's story
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What's in Washington Park's future?
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The Washington Hospital workers approve contract, avert strike
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Maybe Biden-Kerry is just the ticket
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Bomb-scare duo go free
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Inside the Ring
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Seventh, final Harry Potter book set for July
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Sex, mood figure in comfort food
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Black youth feel bogged down by bias, survey finds
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Increased jail checks help track illegal aliens
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Bush to seek record boost to Pell Grants
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Homeland Security moves to increase armed pilots
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Majority in Senate support 'stay the course' resolution
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California primary shift seen hindering McCain
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Plame discussed with Cheney, FBI told
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U.S. halts China space ventures
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Texas deputy to pay price for defending self
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New RNC chief backs bill with guest-worker plan
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Casey refutes Iraq pessimism
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NHL Florida 6, Washington 3
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Washington Says Yes to Brazil's Plan to Keep Its Military in Haiti
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Japan's silent sentences of death
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Composer Menotti dies at 95
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U.S. eyes re-establishing relations
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Australia sees omen in 'big dry'
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Chirac assertions on Iran force retraction
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U.N. mediator to present plan on autonomy
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Musharraf seeks Muslim unity to settle conflicts
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Roundup Washington State sinks Arizona
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Washington takes aim at CEO pay
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U.S. official says Washington willing to 'help' any Cuban transition
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Bush Seeks Big Medicare and Medicaid Saving
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General Parries Senate Attacks on Iraq Record
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Officials Volunteer firefighting system not broken
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Senate Democrats urge tighter broadcast guidelines
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U-S officials says Washington willing to help any Cuba transition
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Washington Chicken Farmers Can Prepare Against Pandemic
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Lt. Gov. backs plan for NASCAR track in Washington
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Letter from Washington Libby trial pits loyalty against self-preservation
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Daniel Levy Mid East Peace Quartet Meets Tomorrow in Washington
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White House Welcomes Tougher Oversight
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Libby May Have Consulted With Cheney
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Marine from Washington state dies in Iraq
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Mid East Peace Quartet Meets Tomorrow in Washington
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Firehouse Subs has large local expansion in mind
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Laura's Loss Spokeswoman Leaves
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CFO District's economy built to last with strong property base
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'Harry Potter' returns July 21
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Exxon Mobil posts U.S. record annual profit despite fourth-quarter decline
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Talent joins Romney's GOP presidential bid
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Levees in Washington at risk, says Corps of Engineers
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New bird-flu plan advises when to close schools
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Bombers kill 45, injure 150 in Iraqi city
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Energy not used as weapon, Putin says
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Road crews ready for storm in D.C. area
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Smith Goes to Washington, MPAA Event
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Washington wakes up to global warming as scientists prepare to issue climate report
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Libby Judge Allows White House Tapes
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Camp Washington preferred jail site
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Washington Post Drops Demand To View Cheney's Visitor Logs
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Frog bill leaps ahead in Washington Legislature
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Andrew Stover, OYA
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Fairfax affluence draws new retailers to Tysons
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New funding is sweet for Honest Tea
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District seeking feedback on new meters
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Tysons tunnel supporters unveil price tag 2.4 billion
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Key senators reach Iraq deal
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Committees clear transportation funding bill
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The royal wines of Conte Brandolini
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Gay Actress Michaels Offers Isaiah Washington Her Support
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Grey's Anatomy Isaiah Washington Released From Rehab
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In Fighting Troop Increase, Senator Finds Few Old Allies
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Miami hot for Super Bowl
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Arts and Events Calendar Gay Washington D.C.
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Despite opposition, Virgin America moves ahead
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Yeas and Nays Thursday, Feb. 1
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Libby trial shows an insular, backbiting Washington
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Washington, Tokyo consider FM meeting on N Korea nuke issue.
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Sewer clean-up bill approved
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Covenant Marshalls its resources
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Teacher union wary of D.C. board proposal
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Increased fees weigh on poor immigrants
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Residents say Alexandria motel center of drug, prostitution activity
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Hoyas can't cool in spotlight
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Missing in America 8,000 immigrant children
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'Lions' Oh my!
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Mall proposal would add living space
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Isaiah Washington Out of Rehab
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`Pakistan not to hand over A Q Khan to Washington`
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DCJobSource Offers Free Job Postings for Employers in the Washington Metro Area
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Freon Leak Sends More than Two Dozen to Washington Hospitals
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In rare talk, Joan Peters to address News Expo 2007 in Washington
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Washington Released From Rehab
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Dayton Defeats George Washington, 84-69
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By JoAnne Allen WASHINGTON Iran is supplying Iraqi insurgents with weapons...
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AOL advertising sales jump 49%
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First Twin Jenna Shops a Book
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A New Editor for Human Events
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Washington Wises Up to Corruption
01/31/2007 [-]
Electronic devices to promote V show fuel scare in Boston
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Clinton's stepfather dies in Arkansas at 91
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Libby said to confirm name
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Lighting up tourist fervor
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Navy chaplain fights discharge to last hour
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Obama easily mobilizes campaign tea
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Gonzales to give Congress secret surveillance papers
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Immigration agency proposes raising fees
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GOP criticizes pork in House spending bill
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Security in Iraq takes bite out of contractors' budgets
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Agency targets human trade
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Senate resolution called 'disgrace'
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Nothing clean or bright in Biden's '08 opener
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Speaker pursues military flights
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Bush assails 'income inequality'
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Bomb Scare in Western Washington
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OrlandoSentinel.com Washington Post Writer's Group
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The new playmakers
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Bush seeks farm spending cut
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Paulson urges talks with China
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To work, perchance to sleep, in France
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Stocks go higher with Fed's outlook
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Suburb place to live and work, too
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Consumers lifted economy in '06
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Travel lobby moves to ease U.S. tourism
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Delta fends off takeover
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Examiner Washington DC
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Guineans blame president fortheir troubles
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Warrants target 13 CIA agent suspects
01/31/2007 [-]
Chavez wins move to 'dictatorship'
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Israeli envoy rejects Mideast 'linkage'
01/31/2007 [-]
Sanctions rattle Iran, spur talk of shake-up
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British police arrest 9 in plot
01/31/2007 [-]
NHL Ottawa 3, Washington 2
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Washington's New Farm Bill
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Things are in good hands at Metro
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Key Lawmakers Getting Files About Surveillance Program
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Water main breaks standard for chilly weather
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Former Times Reporter Testimony Is Challenged
01/31/2007 [-]
Molly Ivins Is Dead at 62; Writer Skewered Politicians
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Libby Lawyers Pepper Cooper About Rove
01/31/2007 [-]
Bush plan renames, alters anti-hunger program
01/31/2007 [-]
U.S. allows lawmakers to see court spying documents
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White House to Release Details on Eavesdropping
01/31/2007 [-]
Testimony summary from leak witnesses
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Bush CEO salaries excessive
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House committee OKs bill to promote biofuels
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Cooper Libby Talk Was 'Off the Record'
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Congress to get domestic spy documents
01/31/2007 [-]
Bin Laden kin dead in apparent burglary
01/31/2007 [-]
Brits hold 9 in kidnap-murder terror plot
01/31/2007 [-]
Chavez to usher in 'maximum revolution'
01/31/2007 [-]
Shaggy longhorn cattle loose in Washington state town; butcher on the way
01/31/2007 [-]
Verizon launches digital cable service in Prince George's County
01/31/2007 [-]
Washington Post Drops Demand To View Cheney's Visitor Logs
01/31/2007 [-]
Dimensions Healthcare, Prince George's negotiating aid to hospital
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General Iran arming Iraq militias
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Libby Lawyers Seize on Miller Hesitation
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Libby's Lawyers Question Reporter's Memory
01/31/2007 [-]
Sources Senator Obama has 'frozen out' Fox News reporters
01/31/2007 [-]
Washington state man convicted of murder in strangulation of mail-order bride
01/31/2007 [-]
Bush plan backs revenue protection for U.S. farmers
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House's Frank sees terror insure bill by April
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By Deborah Zabarenko, Environment Correspondent WASHINGTON U.S. scientists were...
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Public to get say on county's new development strategy
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Fairfax growth gives region more clout in Richmond
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Washington to return to 'Grey's' Thursday
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Washington Legislature could put a hold on death penalties
01/31/2007 [-]
Inspectors Millions in Iraq Aid Wasted
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Washington Twp. authority overtime pay questioned
01/31/2007 [-]
Gray Whale Spotted Off Washington Coast
01/31/2007 [-]
Fenty's CapStat comes with hard deadlines
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FTA issues rebuke on Tysons tunnel
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Yeas and Nays Wednesday, Jan. 31
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Learn about George Washington's faith
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Audit Millions in reconstruction aid wasted
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Lawmaker Halt of F-14 part sales not enough
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Bills dealing with hot-button issues receive little support
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Arenas leads Wiz to win again
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Teen held in D.C. nightclub killing
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Dunbar Back with a vengeance
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The power of positive press
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Donations to D.C. schools go unused
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'The Obama position on the war'
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Perception vs. reality
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Board president supports uniting District schools
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Washington / Klobuchar seeks action to curb global warming
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Governor's proposed investments will keep Washington rolling
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WASHINGTON Don't let China trample free speech, tech leaders say
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U.S. proposes rise in immigration fees
01/31/2007 [-]
N.M. closes US Airways' bar
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Bolivar of broken dreams
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Laurel Mall to undergo makeover
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WAMU fills void left after shuffle
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Virgin America woos public in quest to fly
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Bush pushes for renewed trade authority
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Libby Wants to Know Miller's Sources
01/30/2007 [-]
Washington Watch Lebanon On The Edge
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Jews refuse to accept sect embraced by Iran
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Leftist Royal slips in presidential polls
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Baghdad grasps role, official says
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State video shows Castro looking healthier
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Textbooks promote jihad, Israeli study says
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Attacks kill 58 during holy day
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Egypt slams bid to update wonders list
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'Radical populism' on Negroponte's list
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Kew's Corner 1/30 A Washington Coast Snapshot
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Stone 'Washington Being Sent To Therapy Is Absurd'
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US Envoy Says Washington Not Interested in 'Endless' North K
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By Andy Sullivan WASHINGTON Former vice presidential aide Lewis 'Scooter' Libby...
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Texas grandmother sweeps streets of Washington as punishment for protest
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Washington tribal casino passes test
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Washington Wizards' Antawn Jamison Sprains Left Knee in Win Over Pistons
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More than shoe FIGHTS BUGS
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Victims identified in fiery I-66 crash
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Tributes on tap for ethnic groups, racing's Earnhardt
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'Smoking permitted' signs eyed for eateries
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Marylanders clear the air
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Prison time sought for ex-official in 'egregious' scam
01/30/2007 [-]
Bobb calls Fenty's schools plan misguided
01/30/2007 [-]
States revisiting Electoral College
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Spiritual state of union found strong
01/30/2007 [-]
Ethics watchdogs looking for teeth
01/30/2007 [-]
Panel notes gains in U.S. ocean efforts, wants more
01/30/2007 [-]
Sidney Sheldon, author of best-sellers, dies at 89
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Big budget pushed in little time
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U.S. eyes software touted by Islamists
01/30/2007 [-]
Partisan attacks cited in killing House COLA
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Reporter's memory contradicts Libby's
01/30/2007 [-]
N.J. school district to randomly test for alcohol use
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Wife convicted of murder
01/30/2007 [-]
Senate debate ends on wage bill
01/30/2007 [-]
Border security chief must walk a fine line
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NY Times Gets New Washington Bureau Chief The Day Judy Miller Testifies
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Washington killer whales sighted off California coast
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Senators sound alarm on climate
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'I don't know the details'
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Advocates of troop surge about-face in Congress
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Muslim nations move to prevent violence
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Dig uncovers ancient village by Stonehenge
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Israeli Arab official favors pragmatism
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Lockheed Martin gets contract for port IDs
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F.D.A. Widens Safety Reviews on New Drugs
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Washington killer whales spotted off California coast
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Washington lawmakers eye initiative limits
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In Senate, Allies of Bush Work to Halt Iraq Vote
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The National Cathedral in Washington D.C.
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U.S. tech companies urge Washington to confront China on Internet censorship
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Fairfax police arrest alleged Truro vandal
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BAA Maryland and MT Bank to Open Full-Service Bank Branch at Baltimore/Washington International Thu
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Metro puts plan to hike fares on hold
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Public art planned for downtown development near convention center
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Rice Iraq missed political deadlines
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Tech firms urge Washington to confront China on Net censorship
01/30/2007 [-]
Seoul, Washington Discuss Future Roles in UN Command
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Horse-fancying run amok at the Washington Post.
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Dow Ends Up 33 As Investors Await Fed
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Spy chief nominee faces ethical thicket
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Grey's Anatomy Cast Unsure Of Washington's Future
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Top official for Bosnia visits Washington
01/30/2007 [-]
McCain Pitches National Security in Donor Memo
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Bush order on government regulation stirs debate
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Explosion kills Washington state soldier in Iraq
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Washington soldier killed by IED
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24 million enrolled in Medicare drug plan
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Fannie Mae CEO gets a salary, bonus boost
01/30/2007 [-]
Reporter Disputes Libby Account in C.I.A. Leak Case
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Democrats start fixing Washington's fiscal wreck
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Senators Assert Right to Block Bush's Iraq Plan
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Washington state aims to build biofuels industry
01/30/2007 [-]
Lawyer Libby denied leak role
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Mary Washington Hospital has reached settlements in five cases involving a contaminated heart medici
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Admiral Calls for ‘New and Different' Approach in Iraq
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Ashton, United get started
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Washington Is Conflicted Over Unexpected Alliance
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New actions needed in Iraq, Fallon says
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2nd crash snarls Washington Boulevard
01/30/2007 [-]
U.S. Earns 'C-' on Ocean Protections
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Scientists Recommend Tighter Smog Limits
01/30/2007 [-]
Senate Clears Way for Minimum Wage Vote
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US Envoy Says Washington Not Interested in 'Endless' North Korea Talks Without Results
01/30/2007 [-]
Dutch man faces terror trial in U.S.
01/30/2007 [-]
'Global war curriculum' seen in Iran's schools
01/30/2007 [-]
Attack kills 39 marking Shi'ite holy day
01/30/2007 [-]
Metro executives ordered to take bus, train rides
01/30/2007 [-]
Kansas Lawmakers May Have a Chance to Voice Their Opinion to Washington
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Washington State Pushes Texting Ban
01/30/2007 [-]
Baquet Rejoins Times as Washington Bureau Chief
01/30/2007 [-]
Fed Has Yet to Set Target on Inflation
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Specter Bush Not Sole 'Decision-Maker'
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Libby Reportedly Said 'I Didn't Do It'
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Caps continue to be consistently inconsistent
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Crash shuts Washington Boulevard
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Washington's run ends at 37 games, thanks to ISA
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Washington County Sheriffs Office may partner with UA for drug study
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Debate strains bonds on Hill
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Fenty officials having trouble finding D.C. residents without heat
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Candidates end rallying for today's election
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'Trapped between two worlds'
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Unexpected Alliance Befuddles Washington
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By Maggie Fox, Health and Science Editor WASHINGTON A woman's hormones affect...
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Grey's Anatomy Cast Unsure Of Isaiah Washington's Future
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Sign Museum plans bigger home in Camp Washington
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IBM to buy Virginia's Softek
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Dutch citizen faces U.S. terror trial
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Washington lawmakers to boost biofuels
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Perdue to go to Washington to testify on Peach Care funding
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Washington lawmakers considering legislation for biofuels production incentives
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A kinder, gentler mayor Letter from Washington
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Washington Group picked for Piceance project
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MSU's Rack, Washington earn SEC honor
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Tesoro opens first Washington office
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'Iolani is Washington-bound after winning Science Bowl
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WASHINGTON Three-month Treasury bill rates hit highest level in six years
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Yeas and Nays Tuesday, Jan. 30
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School board plan proposes aggressive reform
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Studies overwhelming Fairfax staff
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Mayor seeks help to solve murders
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The double brings trouble
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Gifford's Ice Cream looks to franchise its well-known brand
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D.C.'s surplus makes suburbs green with envy
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Access to trial drugs expected to grow
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Nuclear plants' security limited
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Stocks stable Fed looms
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Barwood cab firm files for shelter
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Thailand OKs generics of patented drugs
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Harman research eats into revenue
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District seeks to compete as convention destination
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Iraqis thwart plot to kill Shi'ite clergy
01/29/2007 [-]
Teenager arrested in nightclub death
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Begging for voting rights, and getting a quarter
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In-state tuition for illegals opposed
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General manager announces safety program for Metro
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Death penalty repeal fought
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Nine saved in Poolesville fire
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Culpeper weighs cost of illegals
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Board OKs reform plan for schools
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Lipman Hearne raises funds for The Times-Picayune with local campaign
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What? Me worry? Time to scuttle
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'Best' 401 plan is at hand
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Bush vows to confound Iranian operations in Iraq
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VIDEO Iraq War Protest on the Washington Mall
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Voluntary burn ban for Eastern Washington
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Fonda speaks out at Washington rally against Iraq
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US team visits Kabul as Washington boost troops
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Cape marches on Washington
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Gates aims to lessen forced extensions
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U.S. a 'pariah' from Bush policies, Kerry says
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Seven U.S. troops killed in Iraq
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Re-enactor presents Civil War medicine as it was
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AP Downplays Anti-War March on Washington
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Senator calls January 27th Equal Rights Day for Washington's GLTB community
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Anti-war protest in Washington
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Fonda speaks against Iraq war at rally in Washington
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Tens of Thousands Rally for Troop Withdrawal in Washington
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01/27/2007 [-]
100,000 protest Iraq war in Washington
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Fonda speaks out at Washington rally against Iraq war
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Washington wakes up to global warming as scientists prepare to issue new climate report
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Washington zoo wants longer panda stay
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Thousands call for US withdrawal from Iraq in Washington rally
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Washington anti-war rally
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Protest Focuses on Troop Increase for Iraq
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Tens of Thousands Gather for Anti-War Protest in Washington
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Tens of thousands protest Iraq war in Washington
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Iraq war protesters rally in Washington
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Fonda, Sarandon join mass rally in Washington against Iraq war
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LaSalle sells hotel for 69 million to RLJ fund
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Washington Examiner names new executive editor
01/27/2007 [-]
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Rice seeks Afghanistan aid
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Revealing your non-pigskin diet
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Thousands Expected in Washington to Protest War in Iraq
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Hundreds of Vermonters to attend Washington rally
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Iraq War Protestors to Gather in Washington
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Washington Post Bush 'authorizes targeting Iranians in Iraq'
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01/27/2007 [-]
Fonda role again draws heat
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Board allows warned charter schools to continue
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VDOT to make traffic signs easier to read
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House endorses bill banning coerced abortions
01/27/2007 [-]
Board Graduation allowed to take place inside church
01/27/2007 [-]
CIA leak trial shines light on Washington's inner workings
01/27/2007 [-]
Some active-duty troops plan to attend Saturday protest in Washington
01/26/2007 [-]
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Tapes show secretary taking Coke secrets
01/26/2007 [-]
Economic reports confuse market
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Contractors feel budget squeeze
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Washington Ups the Ante in Afghanistan
01/26/2007 [-]
Suicide jumps off city bridge upset witnesses
01/26/2007 [-]
Priest's book challenges required celibacy
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'Snow wins ... Now can we see the sun again?'
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Bush budget targets Medicare increases
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Center studies secular, religious beliefs
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Libby lawyers target Fleischer's immunity
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Senate OKs Petraeus to lead troops in Iraq
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Justice found unprepared for crises
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Bush rallies GOP on Iraq plan
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Death Watch in the Persian Gulf and Washington OpEd
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Pet market bomb kills 15 persons
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Iran to install centrifuges with potential for nuke arms
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Metro Briefs
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GOP officials target aliens' licenses
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Officer faces Iraq trial
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Sullivan named interim U.S. attorney for Western Washington
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Attorney General 'appointing loyalists' to US attorney slots
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Jeffrey Sullivan named interim U.S. attorney for W. Washington
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Newspaper group, with several local publications, to be sold
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Metro adding strobe lights to buses to alert pedestrians
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Stolen Bigfoot statue found in Washington state – but his feet are missing
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Chinese officer predicts space weapons
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Stolen Bigfoot statue found in Washington state but his feet are missing
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Caravan from R.I. to join Washington protest
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Senate Dems plan floor debate on Iraq
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Board votes pay raises for top officials
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Washington Police Find Stolen Bigfoot Statue
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Crews rescue drunken students on Mt. Washington
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Washington lawmakers hold hearing on controversial domestic partnership
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Washington Post Profiles Glenn Beck, Lines Up Leftists To Attack Him
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No specifics in Bush's call for civilian service
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More than 100 will bus to anti-war protest in Washington
01/26/2007 [-]
After NYT, Washington Times slams Pak for Afghan insurgency
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TV Host Plays 'Hardball' With Miss Washington
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Metro gets new general manager
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Legislation seeks to end parking tickets at firehouse
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GW's sister act draws raves
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State seeks minority businesses for Intercounty Connector jobs
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First Virginia plans public offering
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Carter apologizes for 'stupid' book passage
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Boehner attorney hits McDermott on ethics
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Bethesda bank to lease space in East Coast Wal-Marts
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Alien hiring fine fails on Hill
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Sharpton Step up or I'll run in '08
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PG questions losses at hospital in Laurel
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Horse-racing leaders plead for life support
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Virginia lawmakers aim to put kibosh on smoking indoors
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Don't let distracted drivers collide with the law
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Parents, teachers protest Fenty plan
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Road plan called wrong GOP path
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Maryland considers repeal of death penalty
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Brazilian runs from U.S. theft charges
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Tax gap biggest problem for IRS
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Existing home sales cool
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Ethanol tariff may be lifted for Bush goal
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Top economy eyed by China
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Leavitt espouses health plan
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Strike to halt Heathrow flights
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Air traffic controller
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Legislation would relax Cuba policy
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'We haven't gone anywhere'
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District school officials seek money to get handle on finances
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Katsav impugns 'elite establishment'
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Bush seeks funds to counter Taliban
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UNDP takes over N. Korea programs
01/25/2007 [-]
Al-Maliki promises a safe Iraq
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FOX News Names Two Vice Presidents in Washington Bureau
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Tim Gill opens Washington political office
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Washington Catches the Associate-Raise Fever
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Federal prosecutors in Washington state hellip;
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Isaiah Washington in counseling after anti-gay slur
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Tennesseans Go to Washington DC to March for Peace
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01/25/2007 [-]
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Glantz Anti-War Groups Plan Surge on Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
Saturday seed exchange continues historic tradition
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington will get counseling
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mr. coburn goes to washington
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Ex-Cheney Aide Contradicts Libby
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'Michelle's Law' introduced in Washington
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Democratic senators won't join Iraq war protest in Washington
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Rock fall kills worker in Washington state mine
01/25/2007 [-]
Sen. on VP's 'constant' pressure to stall Iraq intel investigation
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01/25/2007 [-]
New hospital planned for Washington County
01/25/2007 [-]
Saturday, Jan. 27 March on Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
Bush Goes on the Road to Sell His Health Plan
01/25/2007 [-]
Ford Still Likes Women and Football
01/25/2007 [-]
Getting ready for BRAC
01/25/2007 [-]
D.C. faulted for not tracking bioterrorism funds, audit says
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington-Colorado football games in 2015 and 2016
01/25/2007 [-]
State maintains unused lobbyist office in Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
Former Mayor Anthony Williams dives into private sector business
01/25/2007 [-]
Testimony by Former Cheney Aide Hurts Libby
01/25/2007 [-]
Director Eastern Washington veterans cemetery will be built
01/25/2007 [-]
Glencore and Washington Corp. want to buy Asarco copper mines
01/25/2007 [-]
Democrats wary on Iraq reconstruction
01/25/2007 [-]
Netherlands files to end ITunes exclusivity
01/25/2007 [-]
Five Washington Areas Ranked In Top 100 For Kids
01/25/2007 [-]
Ex-Spokeswoman Questions Libby's Account
01/25/2007 [-]
U.S. to Seek 10.6B for Afghan Aid
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington Auto Show Previews New Fuel Technologies states
01/25/2007 [-]
Ex-Spokeswoman Questions Libby's Story
01/25/2007 [-]
Obama sets goal of health care for all Americans
01/25/2007 [-]
Shippers, ports hit Washington state container fee proposal
01/25/2007 [-]
Report Number of District foster children awaiting adoption halved
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington Auto Show Previews New Fuel Technologies and finance
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington schools drop Gore movie restriction
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington Auto Show Previews New Fuel Technologies
01/25/2007 [-]
US extends tour of troops in Afghanistan
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington Legislature considers 5-week family leave bill
01/25/2007 [-]
'Grey's' Washington takes up counseling to sort out behavior issues
01/25/2007 [-]
Why Washington is tying its best to kill internet radio
01/25/2007 [-]
Former Cheney Spokeswoman to Testify
01/25/2007 [-]
Anti-War Groups Plan Surge on Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
30 states, including Washington and Oregon, in 8 million settlement with Bayer Corp.
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington Lotto grows to 3.6 million
01/25/2007 [-]
1,001 dwelling development sails through board
01/25/2007 [-]
Ritz-Carlton hotel part of 500M California development
01/25/2007 [-]
Ousted CEO of TNS resigns from the company's board
01/25/2007 [-]
Fenty asked to withdraw nominee
01/25/2007 [-]
University of Washington Foundation close to 2 billion goal
01/25/2007 [-]
Washington state may let dogs belly up
01/25/2007 [-]
John Catoe takes the wheel as Metro's new general manager
01/25/2007 [-]
Yeas and Nays Thursday, Jan. 25
01/25/2007 [-]
Halfway to what?
01/25/2007 [-]
Isaiah Washington Of Grey's Anatomy Enters Treatment Facility
01/25/2007 [-]
WASHINGTON Smithsonian to sell photos with help of Seattle's Corbis
01/25/2007 [-]
WASHINGTON Tax procrastinators will have an extra two days this year
01/25/2007 [-]
Faulty Memories Abound at CIA Leak Trial
01/25/2007 [-]
Peace Pipes Suede to perform with Lesiban and Gay Chorus of Washington, DC
01/25/2007 [-]
Bird Flu Top Stories from Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
WSDOT Crews Responding to Snow Accumulations in Western Washington
01/25/2007 [-]
Former U.S. foe returns to power in Nicaragua in ceremony attended by Washington enemies
01/25/2007 [-]
National and Washington news in brief
01/25/2007 [-]
Embassy Row
01/25/2007 [-]
South Washington County / School's name can be source of pride or pain
01/25/2007 [-]
Isaiah Washington Seeks Counseling to Mend Broken Heart
01/25/2007 [-]
Daybook
01/25/2007 [-]
Inside the Beltway
01/25/2007 [-]
Inside Politics
01/25/2007 [-]
Sprint Picks Chicago And Washington For First WiMax Deployments
01/25/2007 [-]
Arts and Events Calendar Gay Washington D.C.
01/24/2007 [-]
`Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington in counseling after anti-gay slur roils hit TV series
01/24/2007 [-]
'Grey's' doctor in treatment over anit-gay slur
01/24/2007 [-]
'Grey's Anatomy' star Isaiah Washington in counseling after anti-gay slur roils hit TV series