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NY court considers: Is gang member a terrorist?In August 2002, a New York City street gang crashed a christening party, shouted out their superiority, confronted a rival and started a fight that left a 10-year-old girl dead and someone else paralyzed. On Tuesday, New York's top court will consider whether one of the gang members is a homegrown terrorist.
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