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Early Addition: Will The Ruined Middle Class Start The Revolution?
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Nell Casey
Published Nov 12, 2013
Modified Nov 12, 2013
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- An innovative community court in Brooklyn has reduced crime and saved money.
- Will the ruined middle class start a revolution?
- The Arcade Fire exploited Haiti to sell records, the Atlantic alleges in a blog post exploiting Arcade Fire for page views.
- New York City is putting its school bus contracts out to bid.
- Our local knish shortage nightmare should be over by Thanksgiving.
- This $20,000 bulletproof suit comes in both tweed and pinstripes!
- Jennifer Lawrence continues to be a very nice, well-adjusted young lady.
- And finally, you wish you loved the rain as much as this baby rhino:
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