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County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef announced Thursday that he will not sign a resolution to ban the N-word and other derogatory terms. ?I don't sign on with the notion of ?banning? particular words,?

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Rockland Exec opposes 'N word' ban

County Executive C. Scott Vanderhoef announced Thursday that he will not sign a resolution to ban the N-word and other derogatory terms. ?I don't sign on with the notion of ?banning? particular words,?

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