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Everett
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Ev·er·ett  (vr-t, vrt)
1. A city of eastern Massachusetts, an industrial suburb of Boston. Population: 37,000.
2. A city of northwest Washington on Puget Sound north of Seattle. It is a port and has lumbering, paper, and aircraft industries. Population: 98,500.


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