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Thursday June 20, 2013
Posted January 4th, 2013

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By Erik Smith

Initiative promoter Tim Eyman is flanked by 'Eddie Spaghetti' Agazarm, retired partner in Citizen Solutions, a signature gathering firm, and Paul Jacob of Citizens in Charge, a national organization that promotes the initiative process.

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