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Developer sends ground zero impasse to arbitration

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NEW YORK — A monthslong dispute over who should pay to build office towers at the World Trade Center site is headed to arbitration after a developer called Tuesday for a binding ruling on a standoff that threatens to stall ground zero rebuilding.

Larry Silverstein is seeking September hearings in the argument over a 3-year-old agreement that lets him build three office towers.

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