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http://lawhawk.blogspot.com [A Blog For All] If there are delays, it will spill over into the opening of the memorial and the museum, unless all involved in the rebuilding process ensure that the construction is expedited. From earlier this year, Spitzer has made it known he didn't particularly care for the way in which the rebuilding was going (not to mention his personal vendetta with LMDC Chair Whitehead).

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Newsday.comhttp://www.newsday.com [Newsday.com] Spitzer unleashes criticism of Pataki - Newsday.com: The race likely to draw the most attention was the competition among the five Democrats vying to replace Spitzer. Yesterday, sources familiar with the race said Andrew Cuomo appeared to have more than half of the delegate vote, with former Public Advocate Mark Green working hard to reach the 25 percent needed to secure a place on the primary ballot.

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http://lawhawk.blogspot.com [Lawhawk.blogspot.com] A Blog For All: The Battle For Ground Zero, Part 104: What's his take on the WTC rebuilding and would he continue with the master plan or scrap everything in favor of something new? Spitzer is playing his cards on this quite close to the vest.

Gothamgazette.com[Gothamgazette.com] Portraits of Rebuilding (Gotham Gazette. January 30, 2006): Pataki has stuck by the idea of shoring up the area's status as an international finance center by replacing all the office space lost on 9/11 at Ground Zero. Bloomberg believes that the market for so much office space no longer exists, and that there should be retail stores, residential buildings, and hotels added to the mix to make Lower Manhattan an around-the-clock neighborhood.

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