Silverstein: WTC Still on Track for 2012 Finish

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Silverstein: WTC Still on Track for 2012 Finish

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NEW YORK CITY-Larry Silverstein is sticking to his 2012 completion date for the Freedom Tower and the site’s other office buildings.

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