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English: Sgt. Beth Zimmerman, along with other service members, flipped the switch to light the Empire State Building to signify the beginning of the Fleet Week 2005 May 24. The lights, which are located on top the historic building, can be seen by the ships coming into port as far as two days out to sea.
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