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THERE IS A CONGRESSMAN FROM UPSTATE NEW YORK WHO IS RETIRING BUT THEY DEVELOPED CLOSE FRIENDSHIP BECAUSE OF THEIR MODERATE VOTING RECORDS ESP ON THE ENVIORNMENT HIS LAST NAME STARTS WITH A B BUT ESCAPES ME FOR NOW-HE USED TO BE THE MAYOR OF UTICA.
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