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Like thousands of others, he wants to work. But he has to hide under Immigration's radar.
AT 4:15 A.M., "Mr. Cheng" gets a call on his cell phone, signaling him to head outside to the light-blue van that will take him and other illegal workers to a mail-packaging factory in Montgomery County, to jobs that pay just above the minimum wage.
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IT WAS ANOTHER one of those postcard early-autumn afternoons that define the Jersey shore. And Pat Croce was feeling, well, pumped.
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SO MUCH television, so little time: _ I'm still thinking about the season finale of AMC's "Mad Men," which defied my expectations, at least, by turning out to be much more than the anticlimax to last week's Kennedy assassination episode.
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WHEN IT comes to creepy ex- husbands, just say Noa. Jennifer Lopez is suing first hubby Ojani Noa to keep him from making their sex life public.
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SHANE VICTORINO and Ryan Howard were in a small party that stopped by Dusk, inside Caesars Atlantic City, on Saturday night. Could it have been a bachelor party? On Saturday, the Phillies outfielder marries Melissa Smith in Hawaii. The couple live in Las Vegas during the off-season and have a 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Kali'a.
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One of 2009's most intriguing documentaries played so briefly that you probably missed it. But thanks to the eternal life promised by DVD, you can see "Unmistaken Child" in the comfort of your own living room. It could rock your world.
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Brian Tierney, chief executive officer of Philadelphia Media Holdings, flanked by several boxes overflowing with food, announced yesterday that more than 420,000 pounds of food had been collected for Philabundance and the Food Bank of South Jersey.
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I'M ALL for biking! I think it's wonderful that Mayor Nutter supports the greening of our city and is encouraging more folks to bike instead of drive.
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