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A Manhattan judge has ordered New York pharmacy Duane Reade to pay compensatory and punitive damages for a suit she said was intended to intimidate a man who spoke out against the drugstore chain in a newspaper ad. Acting Supreme Court Justice Debra A. James ruled that the defamation suit, filed last year against a glass artist, had no merit and "no purpose other than intimidation, harassment and punishment" against a man expressing his opinion.
March 16, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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