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City Celebrates Mother Teresa's 100th Birthday; Group Urges Empire State Building To "Turn On The Lights" Tetiana Anderson NY1 08/26/2010
As the city marked Mother Teresa's 100th birthday Thursday, protestors came out in full force to blast the Empire State Building's decision to not honor the late Nobel Prize-winning nun.
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