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Extra, Extra: Nancy Grace Knows You Hate Her
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Jen Chung
Published Jul 8, 2011
Modified Jul 8, 2011
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- Nancy Grace knows people hate her, but she really hates the jury, "This is a circumstantial case, and under the law, circumstantial evidence is as valid as direct evidence. That they couldn't figure this out?"
- Concrete Legos?!?
- A homeless man was beaten during an argument at Union Square.
- Port Authority is "reviewing proposals for an 18-month study" on whether or not it should exapand New York's airports.
- City Councilman Peter Vallone thinks his discretionary budget was slashed by 42% because he scheduled a press conference during Speaker Quinn's State of the City speech.
- Canada was more Canada than Prince William and Kate Middleton thought it could be.
- Hmm: "Man In A Banana Suit At Large After Attacking Man In A Gorilla Suit."
- Finally: Adolf Hitler's Austrian hometown revokes his honorary citizenship.
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