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    Tuesday
    Aug172004

    Data Parade

    DateTuesday, August 17, 2004 at 6:22PM

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    *Study on car alarms in the city. Verdict: get rid of them.







    *Crazy Yale economist predicts Bush victory, says that war, civil-rights, and anything but the economy doesn't matter in presidential elections. (My vote: he's a nut.)

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