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At least nine Detroit area high school juniors are in trouble for wearing sweat shirts bearing a design that evokes the terrorist attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center's Twin Towers. Dearborn Public Schools spokesman David Mustonen said the shirts the boys wore to Edsel Ford High School are "offensive" and in "poor taste." The boys are Arab-American, as are about half the school's 1,700 students. They belong to the 2011 class. On the shirts, the number 11 resembles two buildings, with the school's "Thunderbird" mascot flying toward them. Printed beneath the image are the words, "You can't bring us down."
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