The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT28) NEW YORK -- Aug. 6, 2002 -- 9-11-MEMORIAL-2 -- From the beginning of the morning commute until the sun lowers over the Hudson River, New York City will be transformed into a state of commemoration on Sept. 11, with readings, concerts and odes to the dead, tributes that in many cases grew out of ideas from people around the world. The business of the city of New York will not cease, said Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, left, on Tuesday, in detailing the city's plans to mark the first anniversary of the terrorist attacks. Bloomberg and Gov. George E. Pataki during a press conference at City Hall. (Ruby Washington/The New York Times)
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