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Geotagged in Connecticut Ave/ K Street, Washington, DC from Twitter
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Colin Pekruhn
Of the Steelers on the Hall of Fame list, Jerome Bettis has to be voted in. Otherwise all of western PA might go up in flames. #NFL
Sep 28
in Farragut Square
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Don Trott
I'm at City Sports- 19th Street (1111 19th St NW, L Street NW, Washington) http://t.co/rGktjOSm
Sep 28
in 20036
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DRE'
I wonder if my friend @TJWhiteboy wanna buy me some ice cream from up the street.....
Sep 28
in Connecticut Ave/ K Street
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Feb 04Seven protesters were arrested after a pre-dawn raid on the Occupy D.C. camp in McPherson Square on Saturday, with dozens of police clearing away tents, debris and some dead rodents. U.S. Park Police on horseback and on foot clad in riot gear swept int... »
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