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    • A Train Derails, Injuring Dozens (NYT, Gothamist, AMNY, DNANews, Post)
    • Cuomo Goes Into Hiding as Straphangers Rage (VoiceAMNYDNA, NY1)
    • Lhota: Improperly Stored Rail Piece Caused Crash (AMNY, DNANews)
    • Why Did It Take the MTA So Long to Tell the Public What Was Happening? (Slate)
    • Gianaris: Lawmakers Shouldn't Leave Albany Without MTA Plan (DNAGothamist)
    • E.J. McMahon: Cuomo Could Direct Billions to the MTA Today, If He Chose To (Post)
    • Dwyer: Cuomo and de Blasio Need to Stop the Gamesmanship and Fix the Damn Subway (NYT)
    • Ken Lovett: Cuomo's MTA Neglect Might Come Back on Him in 2018 (News)
    • NYT Examines Causes of Subway Delays
    • Don't Miss This Politico Piece on New York's Secretive, Corrupt Placard Fiefdoms
    • Surprise! Cab Driver Injures Cyclist on Canal Street and NYPD Blames the Victim (DNA)
    • Researchers Measure Pollution Inhaled by NYC Cyclists (WNYC)

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