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[Title] => No arrests as thousands rally over chokehold death
[Summary] => Thousands of people expressing grief, anger and hope for a better future marched peacefully through Staten Island on yesterday to protest the chokehold death of an unarmed black man by a white police officer.
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[Title] => Gay pride marchers in US celebrate with parades, parties
[Summary] => Thousands of marchers and a rainbow of floats filled the streets of New York and other US cities on Sunday as people celebrated gay pride, part of a weekend of events marred by a shooting death Saturday at a street party in San Francisco.
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[Title] => Obama flies into epicenter of NY political flap
[Summary] => President Barack Obama called Gov. David Paterson "a wonderful man" yesterday, a day after apparently throwing him into a fight for his political career, but saved the heartiest greeting for Paterson's chief rival for the job: state Attorney General Andrew Cuomo.
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[Title] => Obama, New York gov amiable amid 2010 campaign tensions
[Summary] => Gov. David Paterson warmly greeted President Barack Obama as he walked off Air Force One on yesterday into the epicenter of a dispute over whether the unpopular governor should run in the 2010 race.
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[Title] => New York governor ignores pressure to end election quest
[Summary] => Gov. David Paterson isn't scrapping his plans to run for the office he inherited 18 months ago despite growing pressure from Washington and intervention by the Rev. Al Sharpton, who has contacted the governor and the White House over his concern.
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[Title] => Dutch royals visit New York 400 years after Henry Hudson
[Summary] => Dutch Prince Willem-Alexander and his wife, Princess Maxima, met dignitaries up and down the Hudson River, lunched with military cadets and lauded their country's long friendship with the United States as they marked the 400th anniversary of Henry Hudson's historic voyage.
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[Title] => New York fines health insurer over 'misleading' TV ads
[Summary] => A health insurer whose TV commercials promised "peace of mind" for just $5 a day must stop running the national ads and pay a fine of $700,000 after New York officials accused it of leaving patients only with huge hospital bills.
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[Title] => Receptionist a 'hero' at NY center where 14 killed
[Summary] => BINGHAMTON (AP) – The two receptionists at the American Civic Association community center barely had time to react when a gunman stormed in the front door and shot them at close range before firing on a roomful of immigrants taking a citizenship class.
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[Title] => 14 killed, four wounded in US shooting rampage
[Summary] => NEW YORK (Xinhua) -- Fourteen people, including a suspected gunman, were killed and at least four others wounded in a shooting rampage that broke out in Binghamton of the U.
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[Title] => Gaza protests target US consulate in Pakistan
[Summary] => KARACHI (AP)– Security forces used tear gas and batons to repel anti-Israel protesters who tried to attack a US consulate in Pakistan Sunday, as tens of thousands in Europe, the Middle East and Asia demonstrated against Israel's offensive in Gaza.
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