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Greenpoint Gallery Owner Says Deadly Williamsburg Bar Beating Was "A Little Nice, In A Weird Way"

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Superchief Gallery co-owner Edward Zipco, left, with partner Bill Dunleavy. — Levi Mandel/Flickr

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Published Jun 18, 2015

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