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    • I Love Paris on a Bus, a Bike, a Train and in Anything but a Car (NYT)
    • State Legislature Back in Albany Today to Vote on Pricing Deal (Newsday)
    • Q-Poll: Congestion Pricing Bad but a Fare Hike is Worse (Daily Politics)
    • Exhaust Fumes Linked to a Rise in Heart Disease (Guardian)
    • Fare Hike Looming: MTA Should be Pushing Congestion Pricing (NYT)
    • MTA Looking to Sell Subway Naming Rights (Sun)
    • How Does MTA Justify Atlantic Yards Railyards Give-Away? (NLG)
    • Activists Want to Bring Trolleys Back to Brooklyn (News)
    • New Bike Helmet Law Takes Effect Today in NYC (Metro)
    • Results Are In: Readers Favor Color Green for Bike Lanes (McBrooklyn)
    • Exxon-Mobil Posts Fourth Largest Quarterly Profit Ever (NYT)
    • Is it Unmanly to Carpool? (Grist)

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