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A cinematic look at the city we're supposed to hate
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Fair Ball
Love of the national pastime, on display at a downtown art gallery
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September 27, 2000
The Closer
He's fallen off a third-story balcony, survived tuberculosis, and come back from four arm surgeries to lead the Oakland A's to the brink of post-season play. His name is Jason Isringhausen, and he IS the closer
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Make Room for Dot-Coms
Forget about live-work lofts. The newest fight for San Francisco's soul is over multimedia office space.
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