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Millard Fuller, fired from his job as Habitat for Humanity's president this year, said he may drop the Habitat name from his new homebuilding charity. Habitat for Humanity International, the group Fuller founded and ran for three decades, filed a lawsuit in federal court to stop Fuller from using the name, "Building Habitat." Fuller said he considers the word "Habitat" to be generic, but he may avoid using it in his new group's name so that neither side wastes money in a legal battle.
May 27, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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