September 9, 2010 -- Updated 0812 GMT (1612 HKT)
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Speaking on "Larry King Live," the imam behind plans for an Islamic center near ground zero said if he had known the "pain" the plan would cause he wouldn't have proposed it, but adds it is too dangerous to pull out now. FULL STORY
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