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State officials are expected to testify today that the once-grand plans to expand the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center are going to amount to little more than a renovation. The end of the expansion plans is likely to raise questions about whether the city and state should build a new convention center outside Manhattan, or abandon the fierce competition between cities to attract top convention shows.
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|State officials are expected to testify today that the once-grand plans to expand the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center are going to amount to little more than a renovation. The end of the expansion plans is likely to raise questions about whether the city and state should build a new convention center outside Manhattan, or abandon the fierce competition between cities to attract top convention shows.
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