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ALBANY, N.Y. – Less than a week before thousands of sex offenders were to begin falling off the public registry that tracks their whereabouts, the state Legislature reached an agreement to extend the law that lists them.
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|ALBANY, N.Y. – Less than a week before thousands of sex offenders were to begin falling off the public registry that tracks their whereabouts, the state Legislature reached an agreement to extend the law that lists them.
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