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Rebirth of Lower Manhattan Pauses to Applaud A-Rod
Friday, November 6, 2009
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When a flotilla of steroid abusers carrying a large gold trophy slowly makes its way up Broadway while being cheered by hundreds of thousands of maniacs throwing garbage in the air, it's only natural for the construction crews charged with assembling Lower Manhattan's many infrastructure projects to stop and take a look. But not everyone is happy about the workers taking a timeout to cheer...
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