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- Opponents Say Atlantic Yards Is in Trouble; Ratner Says Otherwise ...
- ... But "Miss Brooklyn" Is History (News)
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- Cyclist Rescues Fellow Rider on Five Boro BIke Tour (News)
- Rockaway to Manhattan Ferry Service to Start May 12 (AMNY)
- UWS Man Proposes Change to M96 Route (NYT)
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