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Now, an inflection point is upon us: the city government is approaching a consensus on how to make them permanent. While those rules are still being written, a few outcomes seem likely https://t.co/mtfzW2Stbl — PolitiTweet.org

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These outdoor dining structures arrived so fast we never even properly named the things. “Streetery” is best, though shed is probably more common—and it’s already impossible to imagine the city without them https://t.co/mtfzW2Stbl — PolitiTweet.org

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Rickety plywood sheds will come down—eventually; it could take a while—and be replaced in many cases by more up-to-code structures. And New York will continue to allow restaurants to commandeer an astounding amount of public pavement https://t.co/mtfzW39wdl — PolitiTweet.org

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