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Peace, Not Division, Takes Center Stage at October 7 Vigil
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New Yorkers Demonstrate on Campus and in the Streets on October 7 Anniversary
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Prop 1 Requires Voters to Read Between the Lines
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As the City Reins in Food Vendors, Voters Will Get Their Say in November
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Now Reimbursed by Medicaid, Doulas Adjust to a More Complicated Future
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