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**FILE**The United Nations building is seen in this file photo from Sept. 12, 2002. The General Assembly finally gave a green light to start a $1.9 billion renovation of the U.N.'s landmark headquarters in New York after years of delays, a move welcomed Saturday Dec. 23, 2006, by outgoing Secretary-General Kofi Annan. The 39-story glass-and-steel building has not seen a major overhaul in its 54-year existence and now violates safety and fire codes. (AP Photo/David Karp-File)

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FILE PHOTO FROM SEPT. 12, 2002 Minimum price 50PLN

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created date 2002-09-12

credit ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News

source Associated Press

byline DAVID KARP

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weight 0,28MB

size 13cm x 17cm przy 300dpi

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