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Latest Tweets About Seattle Washington
 WaYouthSoccer "Bring the World Cup to the US - Sign the Petition and get involved to show everyone Seattle wants the World Cup! http://www.gousabid.com/"
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#jobs #Seattle"
 woodontheradio "Local News | Ivar's undersea billboards a hoax devised as marketing ploy | Seattle Times Newspaper: http://bit.ly/2ybtH3 via @addthis"
 NiceGuyBrandon "I'm on a BART train. I know I'm comin' back again. Seattle, UP UP and AWAY! Super B is ready for @VirginAmerica. Hey @mattsergent c'mon!!"
 mayhemstudios "@krystynchong you don't want to move to seattle unless you like gloomy rainy weather."
 dragcityrecords "TONIGHT: Faun Fables in Seattle, Jad Fair in SF, Neil Hamburger in Asbury Park, Lights in NYC, Masaki Batoh in... http://bit.ly/gUhAr"
 DrBlogstein "@joshuaarnao Seattle Supersonics or Washington Bullets"
 Spin_Thicket "(Media Biz) What's happened to Seattle P-I journalists since the paper closed? http://bit.ly/2lmjhT"
 _chuck_taylor_ "Historian Paul Dorpat's lie about the Ivar's submarine billboards jeopardizes his freelance gig at The Seattle Times. http://bit.ly/17rqrB"
 JoeWilsonMusic "Playing 'Seattle' Saturday @ Webster Hall w/ my new rock companion Brett! Tix here http://ping.fm/z3GIV come support plz!!"
 seattlesoccer "Soccer Examiner MLS club supporters converge in Seattle during Cup week:
The H.. http://bit.ly/5iZ0V"
 sione_x "So the power is still out at Seattle Center,though the Space Needle seems lit up."
 seatransitblog "AG: No opinion issued on Seattle paying for tunnel overruns http://seattlepi.com/b184803"
 kmaverick "Take me home to NY please. (@ Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) in Seattle) http://bit.ly/VkWtO"
 KIRO7Julie "The Space Needle is Dark! Good morning, anchoring breaking news of a power outage at the Seattle Center. Live on what's happening next..."
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The Pike Place Market is the soul of Seattle, the oldest continously operating farmers market in the country. The nine-acre historic district hosts nine million visitors each year. The market is a place where farmers and craftsmen display their wares and where residents and visitors alike jostle their way along crowded aisle and bricks streets. Salmon fly through the air at fish vendors, vegetable and flower displays are turned into works of art, and countless eateries cook up tastes of the world.
