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[ " This is the level of rational deliberation measured by Emory researchers who scanned the brains of devout Republicans and Democrats contemplating statements by George Bush or John Kerry." ]

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[ "Addressing the nation, President Bush said the United States must move to wean itself from foreign oil. And on that particular day of Mr. Bush's speech, the State Senate passed a bill that would grant a tax cut to giant oil companies, even as they are reporting record profits, as well as to independent distributors that bring oil into the state. Such tax breaks not only encourage continued dependence on fossil fuels, but may make it harder to accomplish what Mr. Bush, along with Gov. George E. Pataki." ]

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[ "State Senator Liz Krueger, a Manhattan Democrat, said when we all agree we should be decreasing our dependence on foreign petroleum, why we continue to give tax expenditures, exemptions, credits, and refunds for the use of petroleum and even have bills coming to the floor that would expand those. It seems to be a net lose-lose proposition to use the tax code to encourage alternative fuels while also allowing the same tax code to encourage the expanded use of petroleum. Krueger, who voted against the bill the Senate passed said that this was not a tax return to consumers this was a reduction in taxes to the wholesalers with no ability to hold them accountable to pass those savings along to the consumer." ]

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[ "Mike Albronda of Long Island said that with the price of fuel the way it is, which is killing him, he is a captain of the charter boat Montauk. The measure passed by the Senate would help considerably, he said, because fuel taxes typically cost him about $900 a year." ]

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[ "Governor George E. Pataki is calling for wider development and the use of alternative fuels. More than $1 billion in tax breaks that New York grants for conventional fuels plain old gasoline and diesel have been built up over Mr. Pataki's nearly dozen years in office. The governor's budget proposal includes $30 million for projects aimed at promoting the use of alternative fuels, including giving money to gas stations as incentives to offer such fuels to consumers. Mr. Pataki also seeks a $2,000 tax credit for people who buy hybrid gas and electric cars, costing the state $10 million." ]

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[ "The State Senate passed a bill that would grant a tax cut to giant oil companies, even as they are reporting record profits, as well as to independent distributors that bring oil into the state. The measure passed by the Senate would help considerably because fuel taxes typically cost about $900 a year. The bill passed by the State Senate would cut sales taxes on gasoline at prices above $2 a gallon, or by about 4 cents a gallon at current prices." ]

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[ "Cindy Sheehan, the antiwar protester who has dogged Mr. Bush from his Texas ranch to the White House. Capitol Police arrested her before the speech began, ejecting her from the gallery after they discovered her wearing an antiwar T-shirt. Ms. Sheehan was charged with unlawful conduct, a misdemeanor." ]

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[ "President Bush invited ordinary people a teacher, a physicist, an Afghan politician, the family of a fallen soldier to the State of the Union address. The State of the Union address is often as much symbolism as substance, an occasion for the president to use his invited guests to put a human face on his domestic and foreign policy priorities." ]

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[ " And Council Speaker Christine Quinn's complaints were more about the budget negotiation process, not so much the content of the mayor's plan." ]

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[ "The Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who says he has no interest in elected office after his term ends, proposed loading away those unexpected billions for long-term fiscal challenges like rising pension and health care costs and the stormy fiscal weather Mr. Bloomberg said was as certain to come as April rain. Laying out his budget, which includes a plan to place $2 billion in a trust fund for retirees to cover their future health care costs, as he said he was putting away money in the good times for the bad times. And he lectured reporters by saying that he can't, when you all of the sudden have better-than-expected revenues, rush out and spend it." ]

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[ "N.A.A.C.P. officials said that they were trying to be involved in a lawsuit over the No Child Left Behind Law on the side of the Bush administration and against the State of Connecticut because of a core principle that states do not have the right to ignore federal legislation that aims to help minorities. As the assistant general counsel for the National Association said that one can't help but remember back in the Dixiecrat period when certain Southern states asserted that they were not required to comply with certain federal civil rights laws designed to protect people's rights. The Connecticut State N.A.A.C.P. filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit filed by the State of Connecticut against Margaret Spellings, the secretary of education." ]

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[ "N.A.A.C.P. officials said that they were trying to involve themselves in a lawsuit over the No Child Left Behind Law on the side of the Bush administration and against the State of Connecticut because of a core principle that states do not have the right to ignore federal legislation that aims to help minorities. Victor L. Goode who was the assistant general counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People said that the issue goes beyond the specifics of No Child Left Behind to potentially affect other federal statutes designed to protect civil rights. The state contends that the federal government came up about $50 million short in funding for education and testing required under No Child Left Behind, and that Connecticut should not be asked to spend its own money to comply with the law." ]

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[ "N.A.A.C.P. officials said that they were trying to intercede in a lawsuit over the No Child Left Behind Law on the side of the Bush administration and against the State of Connecticut because of a core principle that states do not have the right to ignore federal legislation that aims to help minorities. The judge did not address the N.A.A.C.P.'s motions and at the same time, N.A.A.C.P. representatives held a news conference outside the courthouse announcing the organization's decision to intercede. The N.A.A.C.P. said in its filing that Connecticut is failing its most disempowered children, and included three minority students in the motion to intervene." ]

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[ "N.A.A.C.P. officials said that they were trying to intercede in a lawsuit over the No Child Left Behind Law on the side of the Bush administration and against the State of Connecticut because of a core principle that states do not have the right to ignore federal legislation that aims to help minorities. Scot X. Esdaile is the president of the Connecticut branches of the N.A.A.C.P., which is said by the organization which was aligned itself with the Bush administration on this particular issue and only this particular issue. He said he had received approval to intervene from the N.A.A.C.P.'s national leadership." ]

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[ "Lawyers for I. Lewis Libby Jr., who was the former chief of staff to Vice President whose name is Dick Cheney, offered a detailed outline on the mentioned day of Mr. Libby's likely defense to charges that he lied about his role in exposing the identity of a C.I.A. operative. Wilson's role with the C.I.A. in a column by Robert D. Novak, produced a wide-ranging which is investigated by Patrick J. Fitzgerald, who was named special prosecutor by the Justice Department." ]

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[ "Lewis Libby Jr., who is the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, offered a detailed outline for Mr. Libby's likely defense to charges that he lied about his role in exposing the identity of a C.I.A. operative. In papers filed in federal court, the lawyers strongly suggested they would argue that if Mr. Libby's statements to investigators were false, it was a case of innocent confusion or faulty memory because of his preoccupation with weightier national security matters at the time. Mr. Libby was indicted on five counts of perjury and obstruction of justice last October in what a special prosecutor had charged was his willful misleading of investigators about his role in the exposure of Valerie Wilson's connection to the Central Intelligence Agency." ]

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[ "Critics of the Bush administration have suggested that the disclosure of Ms. Wilson's identity and the destruction of her undercover status was an act of political retaliation against her husband, Joseph C. Wilson IV. Mr. Wilson, who had been sent on an official fact-finding mission to Niger, had written in an Op-Ed article in The New York Times that the Bush White House lied when it generated information that Saddam Hussein had been engaged in trying to import uranium from that country." ]

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[ "Mr. Fitzgerald is the chief federal prosecutor in Chicago, issued subpoenas to reporters which includes Judith Miller, who was the employee of The New York Times by then and served 85 days in jail before agreeing to cooperate. Miller and another reporter from Time magazine had come to him from Tim Russert, who is the head of the NBC News Washington bureau." ]

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[ "The identity of Wilson and the destruction of her undercover status was an act of political retaliation against her husband, whose name is Joseph C. Wilson IV." ]

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[ "Wilson's role with the C.I.A. in a column by Robert D. Novak, produced a wide-ranging investigation by Patrick J. Fitzgerald, who was named special prosecutor by the Justice Department. Mr. Fitzgerald is the chief federal prosecutor in Chicago, issued subpoenas to reporters including Judith Miller, who was then employed by The New York Times and served 85 days in jail before agreeing to cooperate." ]

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[ "Lawyers for I. Lewis Libby Jr., the former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, offered a detailed outline on Tuesday of Mr. Libby's likely defense to charges that he lied about his role in exposing the identity of a C.I.A. operative. In a pleading filed in United States District Court, Mr. Libby's lawyers asked the judge to order the special counsel to obtain and turn over to them a large number of records, some of them classified, that demonstrate the kinds of issues he was involved in as both the chief of staff and national security adviser to Mr. Cheney. They also asked for more of Mr. Libby's notes during his service with Mr. Cheney than those they already have." ]

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[ "According to a settlement disclosed yesterday, the New York attorney general's office found that the leader of the World Jewish Congress, Israel Singer, violated his fiduciary responsibilities and barred him and a former executive from any financial role in the organization. The attorney general's office wrote in the agreement that these shortcomings did not compromise the core mission of the W.J.C. nor its effectiveness. Nor did they result in other identifiable losses of charitable assets. The congress is a small nonprofit agency that is known for recovering billions of dollars in restitution for Holocaust victims." ]

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[ "According to a settlement disclosed yesterday, the New York attorney general's office found that the leader of the World Jewish Congress, Israel Singer, violated his fiduciary responsibilities and barred him and a former executive from any financial role in the organization. The attorney general's office wrote in the agreement that these shortcomings did not compromise the core mission of the W.J.C. nor its effectiveness. Nor did they result in other identifiable losses of charitable assets. The congress is a small nonprofit agency that is known for recovering billions of dollars in restitution for Holocaust victims." ]

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[ "Stephen E. Herbits, secretary general of the congress, said that the organization began an overhaul more than a year ago and that many of the remedies sought by Mr. Spitzer were already in place. He said that the attorney general said the first and most important remedy is to continue doing what we have now put in place. Mr. Herbits and Israel Singer said that the transfers were part of a failed plan to create a pension system for employees and that the money never left the group's control." ]

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[ "Attorney General Eliot Spitzer began his inquiry after Isi Leibler, a former senior official at the congress, complained that an odd series of money transfers totaling $1.2 million from New York to a Swiss account and then to a London account demonstrated lax financial controls and suggested abuse of the organization's money by Israel Singer. Mr. Leibler, who was sued this week in Israel by the congress for defamation, among other things, said that the office has forced the W.J.C. to institute the reforms he had been calling for." ]

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[ "According to a settlement disclosed yesterday, the New York attorney general's office found that the leader of the World Jewish Congress, Israel Singer, violated his fiduciary responsibilities and barred him and a former executive from any financial role in the organization. Mr. Spitzer began his inquiry after Isi Leibler, a former senior official at the congress, complained that an odd series of money transfers totaling $1.2 million from New York to a Swiss account and then to a London account demonstrated lax financial controls and suggested abuse of the organization's money by Mr. Singer. Mr. Herbits and Mr. Singer said that the transfers were part of a failed plan to create a pension system for employees and that the money never left the group's control." ]

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[ "According to a settlement disclosed yesterday, the New York attorney general's office found that the leader of the World Jewish Congress, Israel Singer, violated his fiduciary responsibilities and barred him and a former executive from any financial role in the organization. The office of Attorney General Eliot Spitzer also identified shortcomings in the organization's financial controls, record keeping and fund-raising, but said it found no evidence of criminal wrongdoing. Mr. Spitzer began his inquiry after Isi Leibler, a former senior official at the congress, complained that an odd series of money transfers totaling $1.2 million from New York to a Swiss account and then to a London account demonstrated lax financial controls and suggested abuse of the organization's money by Mr. Singer." ]

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[ "John Spencer, a former mayor of Yonkers, was left as the party's most likely candidate to challenge Hillary Rodham Clinton. Mr. Spencer entered the race in the summer, and he has never wavered, even though Republican leaders made it clear that they were interested in other candidates. His campaign reported that he had raised $571,000 in the final quarter of last year, leaving him with nearly $244,000 on hand after expenses." ]

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[ "Last week, Edward F. Cox, a Manhattan lawyer and a son-in-law of President Richard M. Nixon, declared that he would not run for the Senate this year, even though Republicans had been urging him to take on Hillary Rodham Clinton." ]

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[ "Late yesterday, a separate civil rights suit was filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, charging that school officials were acting out of petty jealousy and issues of control and were attempting to destroy the Choir Academy. A spokeswoman for the Board of Education, Kelly Devers, said it had not received a copy of that suit and declined to comment. In a statement late yesterday, the Department of Education said that they have been willing to meet with them and discuss future options, but each time they came to the table, the leadership of the Boys Choir of Harlem sought various avenues to undermine these discussions. Ms. Kelly said Dr. Trumbull and his staff were expected to vacate the Harlem school, with their files and equipment, by the end of the day yesterday." ]

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[ "The new retailing czar, Michelle Mooney, will assist neighborhood organizations in their efforts to attract and retain a diversity of businesses that serve local residents. Focusing attention on the boroughs outside Manhattan, Ms. Mooney will also oversee two programs already in existence: improving storefronts and helping neighborhoods create retail identities to attract shoppers. Before taking the job with New York City, which pays $73,000 a year, Ms. Mooney, who says she is in her mid-30's, worked as the leasing officer for the Port of Long Beach in California, which bills itself as the second-largest seaport in the United States." ]

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[ "Bob Yari, a producer who worked on the film, has already sued his former production partner over the credits issue and is contemplating suing the Producers Guild of America, which this year took the trouble of assigning credit off the hands of the academy by making eligibility determinations that the Oscars will honor. For his part, Mr. Yari, who owns the Yari Film Group in Los Angeles, believes that the stigma belongs to the guild, and by proxy the academy, for ignoring his role in \"Crash.\" The guild and the academy have both credited the writer-director Paul Haggis and Mr. Yari's former producing partner Cathy Schulman with producing the film. He said that he is absolutely thrilled and overjoyed with the recognition the film is getting, and I am equally dismayed with how things are turning out with recognition on the producer's side." ]

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[ "The men arrested were Nelson Rodriguez, Edwin Rivera, 25, of Spofford Avenue and Daryl Massey. Luz Morales and Edwin Rivera Sr., 58, Mr. Rivera's parents, said their son was being treated unfairly. He said that his son did not shoot that police officer then why should he have to pay for it?" ]

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[ "Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said yesterday that a preliminary investigation has indicated that a police officer was justified in shooting an off-duty colleague who was pointing a gun at another man. The determination came as the police arrested three men who they said attacked the off-duty officer, Eric Hernandez, inside a White Castle in the Bronx on Saturday, touching off the sequence of events that led to the shooting. Officer Hernandez was shot by another officer while he held his gun over a man who he may have believed was among those who had just beaten him." ]

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[ "Mr. Kelly said that an initial review of witnesses' accounts, among other evidence, indicated that the officer who fired, Alfredo Toro, followed departmental rules. And a spokesman for the Bronx district attorney said it appeared that Officer Toro had committed no crime. Mr. Kelly said doctors could not fully ascertain the extent of Officer Hernandez's injuries from the assault because of the need to take care of his much more serious problem of arterial bleeding. The shooting occurred after Officer Toro and his partner responded to a 911 call about the fight at the restaurant, at 1831 Webster Avenue." ]

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[ "Jordan Barowitz, a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said that it's a matter of using resources from those times when revenues are relatively strong to mitigate the impact of economic downturns, and the invariable budget cuts and tax increases that accompany them." ]

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[ "Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg expects to announce today that his administration will seek to set aside $2 billion over the next two years to create a trust fund to pay health benefits for retired city employees, as part of a plan to prepare the city for choppy fiscal waters on the horizon, his aides said yesterday. In releasing his preliminary budget proposal for next year, the mayor is also expected to say today that total revenue will be even higher this year than his estimate in November of a surplus of $1.7 billion this fiscal year. Mr. Bloomberg's budget proposal for the 2007 fiscal year is also expected to include previously announced additions of staff and training programs at the Administration for Children's Services." ]

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[ "About 40 business-side employees were notified yesterday that they were losing their jobs, as were 26 editorial employees who are not in the Newspaper Guild. About three dozen other editorial employees who are protected by the Guild are being offered buyouts and will have until Feb. 13 to decide whether to accept them. Executives said if not enough Guild-protected people take the buyouts, there will be layoffs." ]

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[ "A spokeswoman, Dawn Bridges, said that the company does not plan any other job cuts in the near term and that the current round of cuts is largely because of reallocation of resources as the company increases its online presence and consolidates some of its business functions. She said the cuts had less to do with any sluggishness in advertising and that, in fact, the financial picture to be reported tomorrow for Time Warner, the parent company, would be relatively bright." ]

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[ "The top peeve, according to a survey by Carlson Wagonlit Travel, is a passenger who lumbers on board with a bulky suitcase that would have had the courtesy to check. The annoyance is aggravated when that person decides to stow the bag in an overhead bin well forward of his or her seat to allow for a quick getaway, unmindful that overhead space is supposed to be used by the passengers sitting closest to it. Carlson Wagonlit Travel North America surveyed 2,100 business travelers and 650 corporate travel managers in the United States and abroad. It also found that 60 percent of travel managers expect their budgets to increase this year and that business travelers are overwhelmingly opposed to relaxing bans on the use of cellphones on planes." ]

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[ "United's main competitor on the route is the American Eagle, a subsidiary of American Airlines, which flies small regional jets with all-coach seating." ]

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[ "Last Thursday at Westchester County Airport in White Plains, United Airlines, which is scheduled to leave bankruptcy protection tomorrow, showed off one of the new, roomy 70-seat E-170 jets that it has begun using to replace smaller regional jets on its flights from White Plains, a big corporate center, to its hub in Chicago. The new planes, operated under still another new United brand, Explus, have six first-class seats with 38 inches of legroom, 16 economy plus seats with 34 inches and 48 economy seats with 31 inches. United Airlines, which has been a tough negotiator with its regional jet suppliers in the past, made the decision on how to configure the new E-170's, said Warren R. Wilkinson, a Republic spokesman." ]

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[ "Martha Sherrill had the subject of her memoir: her father, Peter, a well-known polling expert and software company founder; she had the book contract, with Random House, which paid her a healthy advance. Though she received an advance for the novel from Penguin Press, it was only about two-thirds the size of the advance from Random House several years earlier for the memoir. Because she jumped from one publisher to another, following her editor, Ann Godoff, from Random House to Penguin Press, she has to pay back the original advance." ]

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[ "Dr. Juan Lubroth, senior animal health officer for the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization, said he would like to have at least 20 more veterinarians right now to send to Indonesia and Turkey simply to train brigades of cullers and would need more for each country the disease reaches. The total cost would depend on whether he can borrow government veterinarians from wealthy countries or has to hire privately and whether he sends a few to lead workshops in the capital or dozens into small villages to supervise culling. He is also negotiating with a Dutch company to bring its portable chicken-killing machines to southeast Asia. In Turkey, farmers get up to $3.50 a chicken, which Dr. Lubroth, said was about 60% of market value. He favored paying market value for birds from infected flocks, slightly more for those from healthy flocks nearby, and nothing for dead birds." ]

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[ "Dr. Peter Roeder, a veterinarian for the United Nations agriculture agency who normally works out of Rome fighting rinderpest, a cattle virus, recently found himself fighting avian flu in Banda Aceh, Indonesia, which the disease took by surprise. Large producers protected their own flocks quickly but the flu became entrenched in \"kampong chickens,\" the millions of free-roaming household birds that roost in trees. But in Indonesia, Dr. Roeder said that cullers kill in the traditional fashion, cutting their throats. That is risky as cut hands can be infected by chicken blood, although there have not yet been any confirmed cases of avian flu among cullers. By contrast Indonesian government teams often arrive in villages at midday when birds are running all over the place. Also, farmers will not cooperate without compensation, and most countries are paying relatively little." ]

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[ "Indonesia had no response plan or clear chain of command for veterinarians, and it has endemic Newcastle disease, which mimics flu in chickens. Dr. Peter Roeder said in a telephone interview that the virus got away before the first cases were detected. When even one bird with the A(H5N1) virus is found on a farm, its flock and those in a large circle around it must be exterminated. In the California Newcastle outbreak, Dr. Richard Breitmeyer said, valuable fighting cocks were often found in Hispanic neighborhoods, and federal appraisers paid market value." ]

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[ "David A. Collins, a lawyer who heads the Printers Alley Merchants Association, recalls that when he was a boy, his mother shielded his eyes from the alley. Jack Norman Jr., 78, a lawyer who is moving from the alley, where he has lived and practiced for more than 30 years, said that Printers Alley's always been a little naughty." ]

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[ "David A. Collins, a lawyer who heads the Printers Alley Merchants Association, recalls that when he was a boy, his mother shielded his eyes from the alley but when he grew older he just drew to it like a moth to a flame. Now, with hundreds of downtown lofts and condominiums being built on adjacent streets, he said the days of strip clubs in the city's center were numbered. He said that just because it was once there a long time ago doesn't mean it should survive." ]

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[ "George E. Barrett, a lawyer for the Brass Stables, said the club would do just that. Mr. Barrett says Nashville has capitalized on the alley's legacy, even as its regulations threaten the club's existence and says that to try to close it is just hypocritical paragraph." ]

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[ "Roy M. Dale, a former city councilman who tried to exempt the Brass Stables from the city's adult ordinance in 1997, said the regulations were tamping out city history. He said that it's having a negative impact on the one street within the city that, since the 1800's, has been a place where people could go and enjoy a different lifestyle." ]

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[ "After revisions, Judge Todd J. Campbell of Federal District Court dismissed the lawsuit last year, clearing the way for the ordinance to take effect that December. He dismissed that suit last month but left room for the club to continue its challenge in state court." ]

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[ "Jack Abramoff, the lobbyist at the center of a widening influence-peddling investigation, used a contact in the federal government to give an early warning to Tyco International, one of his clients, that its subsidiaries were about to be suspended from doing business with the government, according to a court filing. The internal deliberations were the basis of suggestions made to Tyco by Mr. Abramoff about how company officials might argue against the suspension. The information appears to be a result of the government's arrangement with Mr. Abramoff, who has agreed to cooperate with prosecutors as part of his guilty plea to conspiracy and fraud charges." ]

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[ "In 2003, Mike Huckabee, the governor of Arkansas, learned he had type 2 diabetes and that terrified him to lose 110 pounds. But when he looks at their state budget, and sees that every year their Medicaid budget is increasing by 9-10%, and looks at state employees' health plans and sees that those costs are escalating at double digits and twice the rate of inflation, as a fiscal manager, he has the right and responsibility to see what they can do to improve this bottom-line cost. Repeatedly, he came back to the same argument: Obesity is reducing not only the quality of life of Americans, but also the fiscal soundness of their government and the competitiveness of their businesses. He argues that it would be worth paying small sums, for a session with a fitness trainer or a diet counselor, to avoid paying for heart disease and diabetes later." ]

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[ "Eva Bertuccioli-Krapfenbaur, who is 65, and from Belgium was killed instantly. Her sister, Margot Krapfenbaur, aged 63, of Austria, was seriously injured and remains in a rehabilitation center. Her son, Claudio Bertuccioli, and his wife, Rebecca G. McMillin." ]

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[ " Mr. Kalmus's sister, Margot Krapfenbaur, who is 63, and from Austria, was seriously injured and remains in a rehabilitation center." ]

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[ " Jon S. Corzine and state Republican lawmakers the freeholders agreed to extend pension benefits to domestic partners of local government employees." ]

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[ "Laurel Hester has been fighting two almost intractable foes like lung cancer and the Ocean County freeholders, who had refused repeatedly to let her leave her domestic partner the pension she has earned in two decades of local police work. State Senator Andrew R. Ciesla, who is a Republican from Ocean County, agreed to sponsor legislation that would fix the state rules that allow those in the public employee retirement system to name anyone as beneficiary for their benefits, while those in the police and fire retirement system must designate a spouse. Until Ocean County's decision, 7 of the state's 21 counties had passed such resolutions like Bergen, Hudson, Mercer, Union, Monmouth, Passaic and Camden." ]

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[ "State Senator Andrew R. Ciesla, a Republican from Ocean County, agreed to sponsor legislation that would fix the state rules that allow those in the public employee retirement system to name anyone as beneficiary for their benefits, while those in the police and fire retirement system must designate a spouse. Senator Ciesla said that his legislation, to be introduced on Thursday, would end the difference between the state's two pension systems, allowing anyone to be named as a beneficiary. He said that in light of the Laurel Hester matter, he thought it was the right thing to do." ]

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[ " Lieutenant Hester, whose age is 49, in a wheelchair pushed by her partner, Stacie Andree, who is 30, told the freeholders that she had rejected her doctors' orders and had come to witness the vote and to thank everyone individually for what they have done. Ad said that they had made themselves an example of what democracy is all about, and she said by detaching her oxygen tube to make a statement." ]

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[ "David M. Kennedy, director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice which is in Manhattan said that the Mexican meth could change the fact. He also said that the stage is set to move meth into urban markets in a way that has never happened before, through existing cocaine networks. He also notes, that some drugs never generate universal appeal, and that this could be one of them." ]

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[ "Richard A. Rawson who is the associate director of the Integrated Substance Abuse Programs at U.C.L.A. said that he has tracked it 20 years, and it keeps going another 500 miles east. He used to go to Atlanta and talk about other drugs." ]

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[ "The City Council's new speaker, whose name is Christine C. Quinn, has already become a familiar figure across the five boroughs, but New Yorkers are not likely to hear from her by mail unless they happen to live in her Manhattan district. Quinn's predecessor, was widely criticized last year for spending $1.6 million in Council money on mailings that were seen as thinly veiled political ads for his failed mayoral campaign." ]

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[ "Christine C. Quinn is the City Council's new speaker, has already become a familiar figure across the five boroughs, but New Yorkers are not likely to hear from her by mail unless they happen to live in her Manhattan district. Quinn plans to ban the longstanding practice of sending taxpayer-financed mailings from the council speaker to millions of households citywide. Instead of that, she will continue to mail newsletters only to her own district, which covers Greenwich Village, Chelsea, Hell's Kitchen/Clinton and parts of SoHo and Murray Hill." ]

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[ "In 2000, Peter F. Vallone, then the speaker, spent slightly more than $1 million on mailings, council aides said by Ms. Quinn." ]

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[ "The group also proposed that the bank's planned acquisition of another bank, Atlantic Bank of New York, be held up until New York Community Bank compels its clients to maintain their buildings, which the group said the bank has the power to do under a so-called good repair clause in its mortgage agreements. The acquisition is being reviewed by the Federal Reserve." ]

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[ "Julie Miles, director of the group said New York Community Bank is one of the fastest-growing businesses in New York." ]

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[ "Conservative House Republicans bluntly warned their leaders against any immigration compromise that would allow temporary foreign workers and assailed a Senate proposal that would open the way for illegal immigrants to earn citizenship. Worried that their party's leadership was weakening in its opposition to plans that would allow illegal workers to remain in the United States, more than a dozen House members staged a ''Say No to Amnesty'' event after Speaker J. Dennis Hastert suggested that the House might consider a temporary worker program. Representative John A. Boehner, the majority leader, said the House would await a bill from the Senate before making firm decisions." ]

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[ "With the Senate considering a worker and citizenship plan starkly at odds with the House approach, Tom Tancredo, who is the Representative of Republican of Colorado and a leading advocate of tough immigration laws, said that the House conservatives wanted to make clear their resistance to any worker program." ]

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[ "Some of the biggest names in documentary filmmaking have denounced a recent agreement between the Smithsonian Institution and Showtime Networks Inc. that they say restricts makers of films and television shows using Smithsonian materials from offering their work to public television or other non-Showtime broadcast outlets. The Showtime agreement began attracting widespread attention this week. A Showtime executive, Tom Hayden, said the deal was not intended to be exclusionary but was intended to provide filmmakers with an attractive platform for their work." ]

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[ "Jeanny Kim, a vice president for media services for Smithsonian Business Ventures said it was not their obligation to help independent filmmakers sell their wares to commercial broadcast and cable networks." ]

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[ "A state investigation into the firing of Alan S. Plofsky, who is the onetime executive director of the State Ethics Commission and a critic of former Gov. The board concluded the accusations were without merit and said Mr. Plofsky's rights were denied when the ethics commission conducted an illegal closed-door meeting for discussing the complaints against him. Mr. Plofsky, who once called Mr. Rowland a liar in a speech to the Litchfield League of Women Voters, in an intense manner denied the accusations and said his firing was politically motivated." ]

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[ "A state investigation into the firing of Alan S. Plofsky, the onetime executive director of the State Ethics Commission and a critic of former Governor. Mr. Plofsky, a 24-year veteran of the commission, was fired after he was accused by a whistle-blower of working less than his required hours and by colleagues of ordering a subordinate to lie in response to a federal subpoena. The board concluded the accusations were without merit and said Mr. Plofsky's rights were denied when the ethics commission held an illegal closed-door meeting to discuss the complaints against him. The Review Board said that Mr. Plofsky must be rehired to a comparable position and salary of about $120,000 per year, and must be compensated for 18 months of lost salary totaling about $180,000." ]

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[ "As 27-page decision said, Connecticut's Employees' Review Board said that Mr. Plofsky was fired without reasonable cause. The board concluded the accusations were without merit and said Mr. Plofsky's rights were denied when the ethics commission held an illegal closed-door meeting to discuss the complaints against him. The Review Board said that Mr. Plofsky must be reselecting a comparable position and salary of about $120,000 per year, and must be compensated for 18 months of lost salary totaling about $180,000." ]

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[ "The sense of just how much the world had changed for the Army Corps of Engineers struck Daniel Hitchings in a tense conference call which occured last month. Mr. Hitchings, director of the hurricane response task force for the Corps of Engineers, was on a call with representatives of the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the National Flood Insurance Program." ]

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