Seahawks did enough to beat themselves, but officials lent a hand
Ultimately the Seahawks needed a little help to beat themselves in a 26-23 overtime defeat to the 49ers, and referee Pete Morelli’s officiating crew was more than happy to oblige, writes Danny O'Neil.
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During November, the federal government spent twice as much as it took in. Biggest monthly deficit on record. Which is why some are calling for more IRS auditors to get rich people to pay their fair share.
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