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    • Fidler, Comrie, Liu Weigh Pricing's Prospects (Queens Courier)
    • Ratner Lied About Potential Tax Revenue From Atlantic Yards (B'klyn Paper)
    • Put Hudson Yards On Hold Til Economy Picks Up, Says Ex-MTA Chief (Sun)
    • MTR: NJ Road-Widening Projects 'Will Provide No Long-Term Congestion Relief'
    • Garden State Hasn't Given Up On Livable Streets Projects (MTR)
    • City Judge Rules That Double-Parking Ban Applies to All (News)
    • Operation Secret Rider Keeping Cabbies Off Phones (AM)
    • Sun: More Permits for Veggie-Selling Street Vendors = 'Public Nuisance'
    • California Won't Build Toll Road Through State Park (NYT)
    • Scientists Find Ethanol May Worsen Global Warming (Gristmill)
    • Bicycling Guru Sheldon Brown Is Dead at 63 (Bike Commute Tips)

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