Paying Homage to the Fox and the Hedgehog of Cabaret
By WILL FRIEDWALD
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ALBANY — As a top aide to Governor Spitzer accused of political dirty tricks, Darren Dopp, resigned to take a private sector job, the Democratic governor and rival Republican leader Joseph Bruno made it clear the conflict that has gridlocked state government since July will continue.
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|ALBANY — As a top aide to Governor Spitzer accused of political dirty tricks, Darren Dopp, resigned to take a private sector job, the Democratic governor and rival Republican leader Joseph Bruno made it clear the conflict that has gridlocked state government since July will continue.
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