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Win a pair of Tickets to see the Dixie Chicks
LAist loves the Dixie Chicks, and we have a feeling our readers do too.
Somehow we were able to get our grimy little paws on two pairs of tickets for two of you to see the Chicks November 24 at Staples.
Now since the Dixie Chicks have become known for telling it how they see it, we figured that would be a good way to hold this contest. In the comments below, tell us which one Candidate, Measure, or Proposition you feel strongly about and that will be your entry.
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The deadline for entries is 4:20p tomorrow, 10/26. The winners will be announced Friday.
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