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Local transit officials suspect the proposed bike lanes made it seem too environmentally-friendly.

But New York isn’t expensive because of public transit.

Hers is one of small, cramped apartments, karaoke bars, public transit, hotels, temples and schools.

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Of those, roughly a third are sanctioned barrels—with some would-be buyers wary of taking delivery, at least temporarily—and another 80 million are in long-haul transit from the Americas to Asia, he said.

Approximately 100 tons of glass eels transit each year, according to the European police agency Europol.

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