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May 05, 2008: Headlines
For the French, Seattle's cachet is bio
Posted Mon, May 5, 10 p.m.
Seattle's French Underground: There are thousands of emigrants in metro Seattle. They generally like our green and organic values, but the social norms here are an acquired taste. Part 2
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Lawrence Brownlee shines in Seattle Opera's Puritani
Posted Mon, May 5, midnight
A night to cheer Bellini fans: absolutely splendid music, excellent singers, and a chance to see a rising star tenor.
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Parlez-vous a software language?
Posted Mon, May 5, midnight
Seattle's French Underground: Thousands have invaded metro Puget Sound, many of them in search of opportunities and attitudes in technology that simply don't exist at home in France. Part 1
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