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    • Markowitz Takes PPW Data Paranoia to a New Level (CBS2)
    • Brooklyn Beep Wants to Spend NYPD Resources Duplicating DOT's PPW Analysis (Patch)
    • When Will Marty Admit He Was Wrong? (Naparstek, Brooklyn Spoke)
    • Steely White: Eric Ulrich Doesn't Expect Bike License Bill to Move (Gothamist)
    • MTA to Consider $300K in Bus Service Cuts Across 40 Routes (Post)
    • David Greenfield Comes Out With the Mother of All Insipid Parking Giveaways (News)
    • SI Traffic Agent Assaulted By Snowball-Hurling Jerk (Post)
    • Post Columnists Goodwin and Peyser Both Take Gratuitous Swipes at NYC Bike Policy
    • The News Backs Bloomberg's Plan to Allow Street Hails for Livery Cabs
    • This Ex-Cabbie Does Not (NYT)
    • What's Taking So Long to Plow the PPW Bike Lane? (Bklyn Paper)

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