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GeekWire
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UW’s Ed Lazowska adds ‘Distinguished Teaching Legacy Award’ to his long list of honors
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The Stranger
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The Stranger
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The Stranger
27 days
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The Stranger
27 days
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GeekWire
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Data center resistance comes home to Seattle as council considers a one-year freeze
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