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The current plan calls for the Citi Field parking lot — actually mapped as "parkland" — to be developed into a casino complex ...

Franklin Foer, former TNR editor, Insurrections of the Mind: 100 Years of Politics and Culture in America There is no question that the Empire State Building is New York’s handsomest skyscraper.

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It has been almost six years since Walt Gary passed away. Here's why Alabama fans, coaches and players still remember him ...