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NEW: Nearly four years ago, Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell(Mayor Bruce Harrell) campaigned on the promise of making a serious dent in the city's homeless drug crisis. But under his watch, there are more people living on the streets, the fentanyl epidemic remains out of control, and many encampments that...

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