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OCR: Petitioners fail t0 recognize coercion as separatc of- fensc. "[t]he distincti ion is 10u trivial: 11 is of the essence of extortion not only in New York law but. more importantly n the law generally that one compel an- other to surrender property United States Private Sanitation Industry Ass'n, 793 Supp 1114 12 (E.D.N.Y 1992 emnhasis ori iginal) (citing United States Nardello 393 US 286 296 (1969 Petitioners' allegations of extortion arc limited to claims that abortion businesses, doctors or patients were deprived of the ability to exercise certain rights. But deprive" simply not the sanic as obtain from. espondents were not business competitors the petitioners their employees. They poois to gain nothing by the reduction in1 the petitioners busincss. Even assuming areuendo that abortion b ...