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		<description><![CDATA[Bike helmets are good; helmets that don't look like helmets might be better. | We&#8217;ve gotten some flak, rightly so, for our &#8220;Escape to Vancouver&#8221; ad (look to your right) that shows a cyclist not wearing a helmet. So let it be known that Sightline absolutely advocates wearing a bike helmet. (Believe me, I had a recent bike collision with the South Lake Union Trolley tracks in Seattle and was extremely happy to be wearing a helmet.) I do think, though, that designing helmets...]]></description>
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