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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali meets a group of fans at an event in New York City's Harlem neighborhood February 5, 2004. Ali and his daughter Leila, unveiled a large billboard featuring their
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Boxing legend Muhammad Ali and his championship boxing daughter Laila Ali enjoy a light moment with Harlem residents on Feb. 5, 2004 before the unveiling of a wallscape to launch a ad
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