The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT16) NEW YORK -- Feb. 12, 2001 -- CLINTON-OFFICE -- Faced with a barrage of criticism for his decision to rent lavish office space in Manhattan, former President Bill Clinton on Monday abandoned his plans to move into the 56th floor of a Midtown skyscraper. Clinton is now looking uptown, at more modest space on Harlem's main shopping boulevard, with equally panoramic views. On Monday morning, Clinton's staff met with the owners of a newly renovated office building on 125th St., between Lenox and Fifth avenues, and toured the vacant top floor of the 14 story building. Clinton's proposed site is two blocks from the Apollo Theater. (James Estrin/The New York Times)*LITE
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2001-02-12
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The New York Times Agency
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