Could Bill Gates Be the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's White Knight?
Seattle Weekly |
February 10, 2009
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Seattle Weekly |
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Seattle Weekly |
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What about all the other sugar out there, the taxes the state of Washington doesn't collect? There's a bureaucratic mountain of them. Over the past two years alone, they have accounted for a record $98.5 billion in potential tax revenue the state never got.
Seattle Weekly |
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