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• House approves care health bill
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Injured Fort Lewis soldier back from the brink
No one knows how long the bomb lay under the packed earth of southern Afghanistan. How many times had the soldiers stepped over it? Each member of Lt. Dan Berschinski’s platoon had, at least twice. The Fort Lewis officer figures he walked by the area two times with no problems.
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No one knows how long the bomb lay under the packed earth of southern Afghanistan. How many times had the soldiers stepped over it? Each member of Lt. Dan Berschinski’s platoon had, at least twice. The Fort Lewis officer figures he walked by the area two times with no problems.
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Just like horseshoes, Huskies get close again
PASADENA, Calif. – Even coach Steve Sarkisian felt at a loss for words, trying to get his mind around all the close games the Washington Huskies had found a way to lose. The latest one came Saturday – a 24-23 loss to fellow hard-luck performer UCLA in front of 72,924 at The Rose Bowl.
UCLA 24, WASHINGTON 23
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PASADENA, Calif. – Even coach Steve Sarkisian felt at a loss for words, trying to get his mind around all the close games the Washington Huskies had found a way to lose. The latest one came Saturday – a 24-23 loss to fellow hard-luck performer UCLA in front of 72,924 at The Rose Bowl.
UCLA 24, WASHINGTON 23
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• Oft-injured Wells back in Huskies secondary
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