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    • Obama Initiates Next Phase of Carmaker Bailout (NYT, WNYC)
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    • Some 8th Ave Biz Owners Don't Want Their Street to Be Safer for Cyclists and Peds (Chelsea Now)
    • The State of Traffic Justice in NYC (Gotham Gazette)
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