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Washington AG's office indicates it will defend girls' sports ballot measure after ACLU sues to block it

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown says his office will defend Initiative 638, but ties to the ACLU, his former law firm and a union raise questions.

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Washington AG's office indicates it will defend girls' sports ballot measure after ACLU sues to block it
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown says his office will defend Initiative 638, but ties to the ACLU, his former law firm and a union raise questions.
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Washington AG's office indicates it will defend girls' sports ballot measure after ACLU sues to block it

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Washington AG's office indicates it will defend girls' sports ballot measure after ACLU sues to block it

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