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NEW YORK —Governor Spitzer is on his way out of office, but his state lawyers are still arguing that efforts by a hostile Senate committee to subpoena confidential executive branch documents are simply meant to “harass and embarrass” the governor’s office.
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|NEW YORK —Governor Spitzer is on his way out of office, but his state lawyers are still arguing that efforts by a hostile Senate committee to subpoena confidential executive branch documents are simply meant to “harass and embarrass” the governor’s office.
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