The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT48) NEW YORK -- Aug. 26, 2002 -- NY-INDEPENDENCE-PARTY -- Long dismissed as a ragtag collection of outsiders, a psychosocial cult or worse, the Independence Party is suddenly poised to become a potent force in New York politics. Despite its associations with eccentric, controversial and wildly divergent public figures, the party has maneuvered itself into positions of influence in both the governor's race and on the city's Charter Revision Commission. Tom Golisano is challenging Independence Party registrations filed by Governor George E. Pataki's campaign. Golisano, left, and Henry Berger, attorney for the Independent Party in front of the New York State Supreme Court on Friday. (Don Hogan Charles/The New York Times)
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