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The New York law requiring people who own pricey second homes in the city to pay a surcharge -- or pied-à-terre tax -- was the subject of significant scrutiny in the New York State Supreme Court here on Monday. So many remember exactly where they were on Sept. There are now generations of Americans, an estimated 100 million of them, who have no lived experience in relation to the attacks. A new exhibit set to open at the 9/11 Museum has the hope of opening their eyes to the reality of living in a post-9/11 world. Police said the man allegedly followed a 38-year-old woman, walked up and shoved her to the ground before sexually assaulting her near 15th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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The New York law requiring people who own pricey second homes in the city to pay a surcharge -- or pied-à-terre tax -- was the subject of significant scrutiny in the New York State Supreme Court here on Monday. So many remember exactly where they were on Sept. There are now generations of Americans, an estimated 100 million of them, who have no lived experience in relation to the attacks. A new exhibit set to open at the 9/11 Museum has the hope of opening their eyes to the reality of living in a post-9/11 world. Police said the man allegedly followed a 38-year-old woman, walked up and shoved her to the ground before sexually assaulting her near 15th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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