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 Committee even 
reneged on a deal to provide banners for towns in the area.East 
Rutherford had even installed the brackets [to hoist the banners], but they 
were simply never delivered," Simoncini said. "The town wasnt even contacted 
about them not showing up.Theyve [NFL] embittered a region, he said. This 
is a culture clash and unfortunately, sometimes people just cant get along.Even 
without help from the NFL, East Rutherford is doing what it can 
to cash in on a once in a lifetime event. With tailgating 
outside of MetLife Stadiumbanned, the town's block party will offer the 
closest pre-game festivities.Casella took it upon himself to have a sign 
installed at the train station in town boasting East Rutherford status as 
the Home of the Super Bowl.The NFL responded to FoxNews.com queries with 
a statement outlining its policy about towns like East Rutherford and what 
it is presumably allowed to refer to as "the really big game.""In 
order to best control the use of our [trade]marks in connection with 
the Super Bowl, we do not allow host cities to use the 
Super Bowl marks for commercial purposes (e.g. sponsored SB events, parties)," 
the statement read. "It is part of our general control of trademark 
usage and our desire to protect messaging around the game and avoid 
conflicts."Organizers for East Rutherford's party say they don't need the 
NFL's permission to put on a party.At the end of the day, 
the event will be a success, Simoncini boaste
hursday, after Yanukovych took an 
unexpected sick leave and told opposition leaders that it was now up 
to them to make concessions.This week Yanukovych accepted the resignation 
of Prime Minister Mykola Azarov and the parliament, which he controls, and 
rescinded harsh anti-protest legislation that sparked last week's violence.Yanukovych's 
allies in parliament also passed a bill offering to grant amnesty to 
protesters, but only after they vacate scores of government buildings they 
have seized across the country. Yanukovych signed the bill into law on 
Friday, but the opposition has rejected the offe, saying it amounts to 
Yanukovych taking demonstrators as hostages. It has insisted that protesters 
must be freed without any conditions.
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