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		<title>By: Vote for Your Favorite OpenGov Logo &#124; GovTwit</title>
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		<description>[...] Jake Brewer recently unveiled &#8220;An Emblem for Open Governement&#8221; that frankly I don&#8217;t like. Maybe it&#8217;s the stark black and white, or maybe as [...]</description>
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