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Ugh! NYC’s rat-attracting, traffic-snarling menace is back with a vengeance

Just when we thought that year-round, roadway-hogging, vermin- and drug addict-welcoming outdoor dining sheds were toast, the City Council brought them back on Thursday.

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New York PostRight·1h ago
Ugh! NYC’s rat-attracting, traffic-snarling menace is back with a vengeance
Just when we thought that year-round, roadway-hogging, vermin- and drug addict-welcoming outdoor dining sheds were toast, the City Council brought them back on Thursday.
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