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New York Jets linebacker Nick Bellore (54) gets a pass from Jets quarterback Tim Tebow (not pictured) for 23 yard gain in the second quarter against the Indianapolis Colts in week 6
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New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz (80) makes a reception for a 26 yard gain against Dallas Cowboys defensive back Brandon Carr (39) in the first quarter in week 1 of
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Last Call Killer' revisited: Richard Rogers of Staten Island trolled victims at gay bars in Manhattan - silive.com
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Rich Super for NJ State Assembly LD6 - By running New Jersey like a business, Rich will get New Jersey back on track, and stop the never ending tax increases that plague
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New Jersey PBA Local 105 on Twitter: "Congratulations to Senior Correctional Police Officer R. Warren New Jersey Training School officer of the year. Thank you for the 27 years of service to
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About — Richard Carroll, AIA, Architect practicing in New Jersey, Philadelphia and around the United States.
16-Year-Olds Want a Vote. Fifty Years Ago, So Did 18-Year-Olds. - The New York Times
