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NJCher

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4. I'm betting

Reply to Old Crank (Reply #1)

Mon Jun 10, 2024, 04:47 AM

Jun 2024

You would be right on this. I have a friend who is an attorney and who deals with this kind of thing in his day to day work in nyc. He often talks about the frustration of getting things done because of these regulations.

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