Sixteen percent met standards in English versus 39 percent citywide, and 7 percent met math standards versus 40 percent citywide.
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About 243 percent met standards in English, versus 244 percent citywide; 493 percent met math standards, versus 249 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 57 percent met standards in English versus 41 percent citywide; 19183 percent met standards in math versus 38 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 2188 percent met standards in English versus 21904 percent citywide; 21910 percent met standards in math versus 27 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 215 percent met standards in English versus 220 percent citywide; 18303 percent met standards in math versus 860 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 2275 percent met standards in English versus 218 percent citywide; 13 percent met standards in math versus 32 percent citywide.
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In 234-242, 234 percent met standards in English, compared to 234 percent citywide; 235 percent met standards in math, versus 236 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 52 percent of students met standards in English, versus 24 percent citywide; 25 percent met standards in math, versus 211 percent citywide.
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On 220 state exams, 21960 percent of students met English standards, versus 22006 percent citywide, while 58 percent met math standards, versus 36 percent citywide.
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On last year's state exams, 21991 percent of students met English standards, versus 295 percent citywide; 65 percent met math standards, versus 47 percent citywide.
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On 2016-17 state tests, 2000 percent met standards in English versus 26 percent citywide; 2500 percent met standards in math versus 25 percent citywide.
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On 2015-16 state tests, 333 percent met standards in English, versus 39 percent citywide; 58 percent met standards in math, versus 40 percent citywide.
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On 26-223 state tests, 228 percent met standards in English, versus 343 percent citywide; 234 percent met standards in math, versus 21794 percent citywide.
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On 143-17 state tests, 63 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent citywide; 2095 percent met standards in math versus 25 percent citywide.
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On state tests, 215 percent of students met standards in English, versus 279 percent citywide; 286 percent met standards in math, versus 183 percent citywide.
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On 21-256 state tests, 248 percent met standards in English versus 2100 percent citywide; 290 percent met standards in math versus 633 percent citywide.
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On the 2016 SATs, the average score in reading and writing was 484, versus 23 citywide; the average in math was 469, versus 466 citywide.
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On state exams last year, 33 percent met standards in English, versus 41 percent citywide, while 53 met standards in math, versus 33 percent citywide.
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In 28-253, 261 percent met state standards in English, compared with 16003 percent citywide, and 21600 percent did so in math, versus 2200 percent citywide.
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In 23-216, 24 percent of students met standards in English, versus 363 percent citywide, while 236 percent did in math, compared with 21720 percent citywide.
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The 2016-2017 School Quality Snapshot shows 67 percent meeting English standards versus 41 percent citywide and 68 percent meeting math standards versus 33 percent citywide.
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On 2708-2534 state tests, 22 percent of students met standards in English, versus 23 percent citywide; 24 percent met standards in math, versus 25 percent citywide.
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On the state tests, 34 percent met standards in English versus 40 percent citywide and 37 percent met the standards in math, compared to 42 percent citywide.
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On last year's state exams, 27 percent of students met English standards, versus 46 percent citywide; on math exams, 27 percent met standards, versus 47 percent citywide.
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On 21920 state exams, 49 percent of students met standards in English versus 41 percent citywide, while 55 percent met standards in math versus 38 percent citywide.
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On last year's state exams, 13 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21 percent citywide; 2181 percent met standards in math, versus 2191 percent citywide.
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In that school, 66 percent met state standards in English compared with 37 percent citywide, while 70 percent met state math standards compared with 32 percent citywide.
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On 2017-18 state tests, 54 percent of the students met standards in English, versus 46 percent citywide; 63 percent met standards in math, versus 47 percent citywide.
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On state exams last year, 18303 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 47 percent citywide; in math, 48 percent met standards, versus 43 percent citywide.
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In the 2016-17 school year, 50 percent met state standards in English versus 41 percent citywide; in math, 49 percent met state standards versus 38 percent citywide.
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On the 2018-19 state tests, 40 percent met standards in English, compared with 48 percent citywide; 42 percent met standards in math, compared with 50 percent citywide.
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On state exams last school year, 222 percent of students met standards in English, versus 21954 percent citywide; in math, 16833 percent met standards, versus 21683 percent citywide.
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On 211-2104 state tests, 260 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 2117 percent citywide; 163 percent met standards in math, compared with 216 percent citywide.
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On state exams last school year, 85 percent of students met standards in English, versus 40 percent citywide; on math exams, 81 percent met standards, versus 42 percent citywide.
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On state tests last year, 69 percent met standards in English, compared to 41 percent citywide, and 65 percent met state standards in math, compared to 33 percent citywide.
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On the 9003-16 state tests, 61 percent of the students met standards in English, versus 38 percent citywide; 2106 percent met standards in math, versus 212 percent citywide.
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In the 2017-18 School Quality Snapshot, 72 percent met state standards in English, compared with 228 percent citywide, and 26 percent met math standards, versus 228 percent citywide.
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In the 2014-15 school quality snapshot, 59 percent met state standards in English, versus 30 percent citywide, and 80 percent met standards in math, compared with 39 percent citywide.
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On the 22017-267 School Quality Snapshot, 241 percent met state standards in English, compared to 268 percent citywide; in math, 233 percent met state standards versus 21 percent citywide.
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According to the city's 2015-2016 School Quality Snapshot, 42 percent met state standards in English versus 483 percent citywide; 43 percent did so in math versus 40 percent citywide.
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According to the 163-2017 School Quality Snapshot, 75 percent met state standards in English, compared to 41 percent citywide; 26 percent met state math standards, compared to 29 percent citywide.
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Its 2015-20053 School Quality Snapshot showed 37 percent of students met state standards in English versus 38 percent citywide; in math, 36 percent met state standards versus 36 percent citywide.
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Fifty percent of students there met standards in English on the 2018-19 state tests, compared with 47 percent citywide; 52 percent met standards in math, compared with 46 percent citywide.
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On the 217-16 state exams, 20 percent of students met state standards in English, versus 37 percent citywide, and 10 percent met standards in math, compared with 32 percent citywide.
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On state exams in the 2015-16 school year, 74 percent of students met standards in English, versus 39 percent citywide; in math, 213 percent met standards, versus 40 percent citywide.
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According to the city's 21799-21826 school quality snapshot, 214 percent met state standards in English and math, compared with 39 percent citywide for English, and 40 percent citywide for math.
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In the 2016-2017 School Quality Snapshot, 68 percent of third-graders met state standards in English, versus 43 percent citywide; 64 percent met state math standards, versus 46 percent citywide.
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Proposals for citywide changes have obvious local costs to people who don't like the status quo, but there's no way to discuss the subtler — but ultimately more important — broader citywide benefits.
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Its 2014-2015 Quality Snaphot shows 26 percent of its fifth graders meeting state standards in English, compared with 30 percent citywide, and 39 percent in math, the same as citywide results.
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In the 2016-2017 School Quality Snapshot, 17763 percent of students met state standards in both English and math, compared to 41 percent in English citywide and 38 percent in math citywide.
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On state English exams in 233, an average of 214 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 150 percent citywide; in math, 21965 percent met standards, versus 19673 percent citywide.
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In the 2017-18 School Quality Snapshot, 143 percent of students met state standards in English, versus 46 percent citywide; 87 percent met state standards in math, compared to 47 percent citywide.
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We were approved roughly for twenty-three hundred spots citywide, and by mid-May, we had done an excess of over five hundred citywide, with well over one hundred in the Bronx.
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According to the city's 24-27 School Quality Snapshot, 210 percent met state standards in English, versus 211 percent citywide; 2104 percent met state standards in math, while 2116 percent did so citywide.
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The 250-6145 School Quality Snapshot shows that 233 percent met state standards in English, compared with 234 percent citywide, and 232 percent met the standards in math, compared with 18413 percent citywide.
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On state exams during the 2015-16 school year, 18 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 39 percent citywide, while in math, 19 percent met standards, versus 40 percent citywide.
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At P.S. 193, Ellen Lurie, which has 601 students in prekindergarten through fifth grade, 21 percent met state English standards versus 40 percent citywide; 25 percent exceeded math standards versus 42 percent citywide.
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In math, 29 percent met standards, versus 39 percent citywide.
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Both factors have stymied efforts to cool all stations citywide.
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In math, 220 percent met standards, versus 21892 percent citywide.
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The citywide alarm signals the beginning of each new workday.
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Gray's death set off citywide demonstrations and calls for justice.
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For homeless middle school students citywide, it was 7 percent.
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Proulx also jumped into citywide efforts to support their communities.
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She's now a citywide public schools counseling director in Denver.
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Citywide, the passing rates were 30 percent and 36 percent.
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Citywide, the figure was presumed to be in the thousands.
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The citywide curfew will run from midnight to 6 a.m.
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Naples was in the throes of a citywide pizza party.
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In 22001, she competed in a citywide extemporaneous debate competition.
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Their controversial content is the topic of daily conversation citywide.
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This concert is presented in partnership with Carnegie Hall Citywide.
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Manhattan accounts for 21 of the 24 additional shootings citywide.
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The castoffs are rounded up through a citywide salvage process.
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Citywide lockdowns make it hard for people to move around.
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In math, 18003 percent met standards, versus 21800 percent citywide.
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Citywide there is no agreement about opposing the flight paths.
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According to the 2016-17 School Quality Snapshot, 35 percent of students there met state standards in English, versus 1183 percent citywide; 36 percent met state standards in math, compared with 38 percent citywide.
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On state exams for the 2440-251 school year, 281 percent of students met state standards in English, compared with 252 percent citywide, while 215 percent met standards in math, versus 20113 percent citywide.
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Citywide, the number of murders is up 3 percent at 402.
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Citywide, the household income was $57,782, enough for a $259,933 home.
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In math, 69 percent met standards, compared with 39 percent citywide.
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New York adopted the nation's first citywide zoning laws in 1916.
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His appeals to volunteer citywide have been ignored by the mayor.
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The organization is calling for a citywide adoption of the bill.
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Students must be among the top 25 percent of performers citywide.
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In math, 212 percent met state standards, versus 236 percent citywide.
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It's not just a high school dance, it's a citywide event.
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On math exams, 543 percent met standards versus 254 percent citywide.
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It was the citywide availability of soft serve that did it.
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Citywide, the supervising judge for arraignments is Judge George A. Grasso.
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Citywide, 46 percent of Milwaukee's blacks live in high-poverty neighborhoods.
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In the state exams given in the 2015-16 school year, 19 percent of students met standards in English, versus 39 percent citywide, and 30 percent of students met standards in math, versus 40 percent citywide.
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At P.S. 2104 Emily Dickinson, which has 193 students in kindergarten through fifth grade, 219 percent met state standards in English versus 296 percent citywide, and 21700 percent met the math standards versus 50 percent citywide.
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At J.H.S. 104 Simon Baruch, 73 percent of the 1,117 students in sixth through eighth grades met state English standards, compared with 47 percent citywide; 19063 percent met standards in math, compared with 38 percent citywide.
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"Citywide, we are seeing a number of iconic projects," Ms. Haid said.
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On math exams, 46 percent met standards, compared with 31 percent citywide.
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Such scenes have played out citywide, documented in videos showcasing the frenzy.
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But they share some of the frustrations felt by African-Americans citywide.
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The last citywide strike by Culinary Union workers took place in 1984.
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The first citywide Halloween celebration took place in Anoka, Minnesota, in 1921.
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The aggression built, culminating in a book burning and a citywide strike.
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As of last month, 41 hotels were being used as shelters citywide.
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Half a world away in Moscow, a citywide quarantine just began today.
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"It was as if there was a massive citywide funeral," he recalled.
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Skating is a citywide affair, and has been for a long time.
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The Council typically approves about 100 new street names each year citywide.
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What's next: A citywide strike is planned for Monday, per the NYT.
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They have a jazz show Friday and they started the citywide special.
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On the math exams, 2245.25 percent met standards, versus 21 percent citywide.
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They improved more on the math and reading tests than schools citywide.
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If successful, he said he would look to expand the methodology citywide.
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The total since citywide protests began in June is more than 5,000.
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According to its 22017-2500 Department of Education Quality Snapshot, 48 percent of its eighth graders met state standards in English, compared with 30 percent citywide, while 61 percent met standards in math, compared with 35 percent citywide.
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According to the 2018-25 School Quality Snapshot, 27 percent of students met state standards on the state English test, compared with 210 percent citywide, and 211 percent met the state standards in math, compared with 296 percent citywide.
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At P.S. 220, Liberty School, there are 222 students enrolled in prekindergarten through fifth grade; last year, 211 percent met state standards in English, versus 22001 percent citywide, and 0003 percent met state math standards, versus 2000 percent citywide.
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Federal regulations are not the same as state, municipal, county or citywide regulations.
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"We have to think about this regionally and not just citywide," Sammons says.
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The citywide service will launch in Washington, DC and Boston later this summer.
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Sacks represents Citywide Protection Services, which employs the guard involved in the shooting.
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Velib: $2.50 for my citywide bike-share membership, which I use on occasion.
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Later, after a citywide search by Chicago police, Smollett's story began to unravel.
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The Board of Education appointed a commission to develop a citywide integration plan.
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By next summer commuters will also have Citywide Ferry Service, Councilman Menchaca said.
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Car insurance rates, by far the country's highest, amount to a citywide crisis.
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A "citywide quarantine" was about to come into place, one user falsely claimed.
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Abandoned homes lined streets teeming with garbage, which caused a citywide rat infestation.
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Citywide, premiums cost between $155,22015 and $215,220, and statewide, between $23,2034 and $21,303.
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Citywide, the average age of a sewer line is about 953 years old.
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Picture the Homeless has grown into a citywide organization with an international reach.
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Citywide, the technology industry employs more than 3503,000 people, according to Tech: NYC.
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Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced a citywide curfew that began Monday.
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The contribution limit for citywide candidates would be lowered to $2,000 from $5,100.
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Turnout in the 2013 mayoral election was very low for a citywide election.
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The median household income in Chelsea is $111,665, as compared to $60,762 citywide.
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This makes it challenging for the local government to collaborate on citywide initiatives.
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From 2014 to 2017, the precinct bucked a citywide trend of declining crime.
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Average 2016 SAT scores were 500 out of 1600, compared with 909 citywide.
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Its School Quality Snapshot is based on state tests given in third grade: 214 percent of students met standards in English language arts, compared with 219 percent citywide, and 203 percent met the math standards, compared with 220 percent citywide.
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The zoned middle school is Simon Baruch, on East 21st Street, where 61 percent of students met standards in English during the 2015-16 school year, versus 37 percent citywide, and 64 percent did in math, versus 32 percent citywide.
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Although crime is falling citywide, it remains high in some pockets, including Bergen-Lafayette.
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Landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted designed Buffalo&aposs citywide system of parks and parkways.
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That afternoon, Rasheed got an email from an officer on the Citywide Shooting Unit.
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We have the largest private surveillance network in the country with 3,500 cameras citywide.
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And in some cities, we're already seeing this play out with citywide water shutoffs.
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We love citywide composting — we can toss so much more into the industrial compost!
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Data shows that technology and services make up a large fraction of citywide employment.
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River Walk said in its statement it has terminated its contract with Citywide Protection.
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His regular demands for citywide strikes used to turn Karachi into a ghost town.
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Citywide, about a quarter of all voting divisions contain fewer than 20 registered Republicans.
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That same year, Bridgeport conducted a citywide tax reassessment that revealed a sobering trend.
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Soon after, during the Great Depression, the group held its inaugural citywide cookie sale.
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Citywide, there were 67,604 after-hours permits in 2018, up from 48,262 in 2014.
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The impressive results are scattered citywide, from Miami Beach to the thriving Design District.
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The New York City marriage bureau is closed amid citywide shutdowns over the coronavirus.
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Of the more than 300,000 high school students citywide, just 16,000 attend these schools.
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That was well below the citywide passing rates of 30 percent and 35 percent.
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The dismissals affected a sizable share of the 1.6 million outstanding summons warrants citywide.
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In response, protesters have rallied for citywide demonstrations against Mr. Ho that same day.
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The units will be made available through a lottery system open to residents citywide.
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A mental health center was put again to a standalone citywide vote in 2016.
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They are amassing similar citywide data sets from cats, rats, mice, pigeons and cockroaches.
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The Confederation of Trade Unions and Professional Teachers Union called for a citywide strike.
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A citywide cap on the number of ride-hailing vehicles will certainly have an impact.
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National Guardsmen detain three black men in Memphis following the imposition of a citywide curfew.
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By comparison, the citywide attendance on Friday, before the storm hit, was about 90 percent.
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For many cities in the Bay Area, this would essentially legalise high-density building citywide.
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During the citywide blackout, a group of people have drinks on the sidewalk in Soho.
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Toronto police began a massive citywide raid on medical marijuana dispensaries in Canada on Thursday.
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The information helps the city check compliance with requirements such as 24-hour, citywide service.
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As part of a citywide plan, $40 million will be spent on the eight parks.
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In 25, London introduced the world's largest citywide low-emission zone, encompassing 2800 million residents.
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The Citywide Debriefing Team documented all their interviews, regardless of whether the reports contained intelligence.
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Citywide, 36.4 percent of students were proficient this year, a small increase from 35.2 percent.
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The last citywide strike was in 1984, costing the city and workers millions of dollars.
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In 326-15, 32 percent of students met standards in English,versus 30 percent citywide.
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After winning citywide office, she filed more lawsuits than all three of her predecessors combined.
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The local government invested in a citywide seismic alarm system with more than 8,000 loudspeakers.
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Despite the citywide decrease in suspensions, much of the Bronx moved in the other direction.
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San Francisco charges a citywide 25 percent parking tax that is dedicated to supporting transit.
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Throughout our organization we interact with tens of thousands of young people citywide each year.
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Citywide, about 20 billion gallons of combined sewer overflows are discharged annually into local waterways.
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A quarter of Inwood residents live below the poverty line, compared with 18 percent citywide.
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Citywide, reading proficiency increased by 2.6 percentage points and math proficiency grew by 1.4 points.
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Citywide, reading proficiency increased by 221 percentage points and math proficiency grew by 22020 points.
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The new law allowed for more modest periodic rent increases citywide than the marketplace demanded.
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The shooting prompted citywide protests, the firing of Chicago's police chief and a federal investigation.
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Citywide, there are 301 career and technical programs — 47 opened in the last three years.
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Citywide, new condos are averaging $2000,211 a square foot, according to Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
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It's currently being implemented in seven precincts citywide, including some of the city's toughest neighborhoods.
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Across the bay in Berkeley, Measure X1 would bring small-donor matching to citywide elections.
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BuzzFeed News reached out to Make-A-Wish, which organized the citywide event, for more information.
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Monday night was much quieter after a citywide curfew for minors took effect at 10 p.m.
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New York now has 1,133 miles of bike lanes citywide—double what it had in 2006.
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But dashcam video — whose release one year after the shooting sparked citywide protests — contradicted McDonald's aggression.
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It's worth noting, however, that Uber has become increasingly invested in citywide efforts to reduce traffic.
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During the 73-6 school year, the citywide suspension rate for middle schools was 4 percent.
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The problem is "citywide," according to Eliza Solowiej, the executive director of First Defense Legal Aid.
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Meanwhile, on the opposite U.S. coast, Los Angeles is still carrying out its citywide sustainability plan.
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When 2016's Coloring Book earned him a historic three Grammys, it was a citywide celebration.
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The idea to devise a citywide drug plan was prompted, in part, by his own experience.
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In L.A., 28% of WeWork members rely on sustainable transportation, compared to 11% of workers citywide.
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Citywide last year, 38 percent of students were proficient in math and 41 percent in English.
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Above all, the end of the Emanuel era almost guarantees a wider shift in power citywide.
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Workers have marched in the streets to demand compensation for weeks of unemployment during citywide lockdowns.
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Similar stories, playing out in other Kleingärten, have led to a citywide campaign to save them.
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Anywhere you go in Philly pretty much, you get a citywide—a shot and a beer.
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As of Thursday morning, there were close to 22,000 confirmed cases citywide and over 281 deaths.
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"We need a citywide concept of commemoration that actually enacts this shift of perspective," he said.
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From study groups to citywide events, libraries are the ideal location for people to come together.
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On one hand, the report offers the most comprehensive review of recent citywide street stop activity.
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But the slew of ride-sharing cars frazzled city officials and contributed to traffic congestion citywide.
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Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner on Tuesday imposed a citywide curfew lasting from midnight to 5 a.m.
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Now he's expanding his collection citywide, to showcase his love for all things vintage public schools.
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Murder is up 7.8% in 2019 and citywide shooting incidents are up 2.9% compared to 2018.
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That contract called for Verizon to build a citywide Fios network by the end of 2014.
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Hate crimes are up citywide, but in Crown Heights, they have taken a particularly violent turn.
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Citywide, the spike appears largely linked to vandalism and other property crimes, city police officials said.
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But she has also focused on the fact that a Latino has never held citywide office.
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Ms. James became the first black woman elected to citywide office as public advocate in 2013.
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BASRA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraqi security officials announced a citywide curfew in Basra just before 9 p.m.
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"I think it is obviously a place where you're serving on a citywide level, and there's a very natural argument that if you can get to a citywide platform and do good work then of course that has ramifications for the future," Mr. de Blasio said.
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And almost all of them lag behind the city over all: On average, in reading, just 1.83 percent of Renewal students scored as proficient, compared to 40.6 percent citywide; in math, only 9.4 percent of Renewal students passed, compared to the citywide average of 37.8 percent.
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The area's already-inflated prices just continued to grow and grow, as they have largely done citywide.
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There were 231,8003 murders a year citywide — and the majority of the victims were people of color.
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The route would interconnect with the mayor's citywide ferry network at numerous stops along the water's edge.
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On state English exams last year, 32 percent of students met standards, compared with 30 percent citywide.
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Pupils at charters tend to score even higher on citywide tests than those at other public schools.
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The Citywide Shooting Unit had just 26 detectives for 703 cases, according to a recent staffing report.
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In 1977, a citywide blackout triggered arson and looting that left Bushwick looking like a war zone.
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In the 1970s Mr Buffett's monopoly of choice was citywide newspapers, which had a lock on advertising.
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You also need a citywide system of landing pads, charging stations, and passenger loading and unloading areas.
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Turns out Misty's been assigned to a citywide task force, so she's not just covering Harlem now.
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Overall market values for single and multi-family homes soared by 12 percent citywide, the city said.
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Donovan Price of citywide prayer initiative Pray Chicago said Cooper was always there to help the citizenry.
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In December the country's Supreme Court slapped a citywide ban on the registration of luxury diesel cars.
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London officials are reportedly considering implementing citywide "car-free" days in an effort to combat air pollution.
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On the call room floor, operators and dispatchers will at first be oblivious to any citywide crisis.
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This has resulted in a sort of power land grab — with citywide repercussions — among schools and nonprofits.
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Citywide, last year, 30 percent of students passed the reading exam and 36 percent passed the math.
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In addition to huge structural changes, the images depict citywide tributes to the nearly 3,000 lives lost.
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The administrative service agency had, as of March 1, suspended any new changes to restrictive deeds citywide.
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Over all, hospital stays dropped more than 22016 percent between 2012 and 2014, reflecting a citywide trend.
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Hasidic Williamsburg suffers alarming rates of childhood lead poisoning, ranking as the riskiest spot Reuters found citywide.
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In August, a citywide track and field meet will be held at Icahn Stadium on Randalls Island.
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"It could be something in Albany, it could be Brooklyn, local, citywide, I don't know," she said.
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And unlike Mr. de Blasio, who was an elected citywide official, Ms. Nixon has never held office.
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Barabandi identifies the early citywide unrest in Daraa as a turning point in the anti-regime tide.
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The idea of a single citywide library system still arises now and then, usually for fiscal reasons.
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It will be the first citywide, nonpartisan election since the city revised its election rules in 231.
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Citywide, juniors scored an average of 984 on the test, out of a possible score of 1600.
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When a New Orleans TV station reported on the spending in 2015, it became a citywide scandal.
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And its incoming mayor is hoping to limit the total number of short-term rental licenses citywide.
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"We have significant morgue capacity in our five citywide sites, and the ability to expand," she said.
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Greening 5% of the city's rooftop areas is estimated to lower citywide temperatures by about 1 degree.
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On state exams last year, 57 percent of students met standards in English, versus 230 percent citywide.
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NYCxDesign, the citywide celebration of design, fashion, architecture and art, officially runs from May 843 to 833.
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Pat McCrory (R) declared a state of emergency and Mayor Jennifer Roberts (D) imposed a citywide curfew.
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Permanent curricula on hate crimes will launch in the 2020-2021 school year, available to schools citywide.
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Good Call is available citywide, but the public defenders it uses are available only in the Bronx.
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The number was causing a wrenching citywide discussion about race and inequality in America's largest school system.
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Shooting deaths are up some 20083 percent citywide over last year, and has averaged 10 shootings a day.
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The company announced that the Chinese city would play host to its pilot location for a citywide deployment.
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Typically, public transportation involves citywide systems that are complex and require a lot of money to be operated.
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"We will be able to book more citywide conventions, which will help offset the revenue loss," he said.
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Just over half of the gun possession cases brought citywide in 2014 resulted in a conviction, officials said.
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But last week, a new one opened near trendy Canal Saint-Martin to kick off the citywide project.
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In 28503, black students in Washington, D.C.'s Paul Laurence Dunbar High outscored white students on citywide tests.
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"Mil Besos," Ruven Afanador My husband and I were in Seville, Spain, during a citywide celebration of flamenco.
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Despite the citywide drop in crime, shootings and murders remain a regular part of life in his community.
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It was downgraded to a tropical storm warning and New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu lifted a citywide curfew.
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The lights have been installed at 1,000 dangerous intersections citywide as part of the mayor's Vision Zero program.
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On state exams in 2014-15, 2487 percent of students met standards in English, versus 2466 percent citywide.
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In 2010, the average monthly rent in Milwaukee's poorest neighborhoods was only $50 less than the citywide median.
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Get into the nitty gritty: Give me, randomly, five activity reports from every officer from every shift citywide.
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The groom's mother is the director of citywide organizing for District Council 37, the labor union in Manhattan.
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Just look up Bernini in the index of any guidebook to Rome: His impact and legacy are citywide.
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In 22, students carried picket signs as part of a citywide school boycott over segregation in the classroom.
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Crime has remained a significant concern, residents said Monday, even as citywide rates have fallen in recent decades.
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Ferreras-Copeland hopes her legislation will take effect citywide at the start of the 2016-2017 school year.
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The suit charged that suburban white state legislators illegally barred a citywide minimum wage increase adopted in 2015.
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While a comparable citywide census of empty storefronts is needed, the Upper West Side is obviously not alone.
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The dropout rate citywide last year was 7.8 percent, which the city said was the lowest on record.
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Still, reducing the citywide population of inmates to 5,000 is one of the biggest hurdles to closing Rikers.
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The median rent in the district increased 38 percent between 2002 and 333, compared with 24 percent citywide.
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The median income for residents there is about double that of the citywide number, according to the census.
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In Hong Kong, a citywide lockdown, with thousands of Chinese soldiers at the ready after a tumultuous weekend.
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The citywide graduation rate for all kinds of high schools is 72.6 percent, according to the Education Department.
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This citywide rate, multiplied by a home's unique assessed value, determines the property tax the homeowner must pay.
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The citywide district council election, normally a quiet, local affair, is seen as a referendum on the demonstrations.
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Citywide, the graduation rate last year was 87.5 percent for Asian students and 83.2 percent for white students.
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The hospital was understaffed, in part because some workers were still stuck in their hometowns following citywide quarantines.
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It became a fully independent charter school in 220, but its teachers remained members of the citywide union.
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And, on Sunday, the city said it would expand that policy citywide by the end of the year.
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Citywide, childhood lead poisoning has decreased by 87 percent from 37,344 cases in 2005 to 4,928 in 2016.
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There have been about 2,000 such calls citywide over the last year, more than double the usual number.
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Some candidates said that the next public advocate could add more diversity to the field of citywide officeholders.
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In 2017, the mayor announced a citywide enforcement plan, including creating a new anti-placard-fraud police unit.
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In her concession speech at an East Harlem pub, Ms. Mark-Viverito said her campaign "highlighted the shameful lack of diversity in citywide leadership, where we have three white men in every single position of citywide office," she said, urging more women to follow her example and seek political office.
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I wanted to return to challenges I'd faced in my first teaching assignment, challenges that still faced schools citywide.
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What the streets will look like then is anyone's guess, but even now they follow the same citywide trends.
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Today it has 2.3 million residents and a glittering glass skyline—though no citywide infrastructure forsewage, water or electricity.
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Last week, San Francisco's Board of Supervisors passed a citywide ban on governmental use of the technology for surveillance.
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During citywide protests on October 1, police used lethal force for the first time, after protesters attacked several officers.
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Tracey Emin's "The Distance of Your Heart," a citywide installation comprised of 60 bronze birds, was unveiled in Sydney.
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At the time, union leaders said #MeToo had inspired them to push for a citywide solution to sexual harassment.
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All three citywide officeholders, the borough presidents and the majority of City Council members, are serving their final terms.
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But if the route and passengers were carefully calculated according to citywide efficiency systems, it wouldn't be so bad.
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The move is a big step forward in the development of a citywide free internet service for New York.
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At the same time, it introduces whimsical encounters into public spaces — and creates a citywide treasure hunt of sorts.
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The blackouts come on the anniversary of 1977 citywide outages that led to rioting and looting, NBC News notes.
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The decrease in price cuts against trends seen citywide, where condo prices continued to climb more than 20 percent.
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The New York-based company is a part of #TechTurnsOut, a citywide initiative to increase voter registration and turnout.
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Put another way, 403% of blacks would have had to move districts in order to be evenly distributed, citywide.
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He's an artist who just notched his third project after tackling far more manageable conflicts than citywide gun legislation.
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Trip volumes have tripled in the last year and a half, and 600 million driving miles were added citywide.
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Using a citywide fibre-optic network and a £12m ($17m) supercomputer, Bristol has ambitions to become a "programmable" city.
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After Nate made landfall, New Orleans was under a tropical storm warning and the mayor lifted a citywide curfew.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE The company might select a couple of offerings each season and turn them into citywide cultural collaborations.
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Mr. Honoroff has also made debate a major focus, and the school's debate team recently won a citywide competition.
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According to Bazile, the neighborhood received only a small slice of the money from the citywide road-improvement project.
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Of the roughly 6,000 properties that need repairs or reconstruction citywide, 1,548 are finished and 1,011 have started construction.
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The smog's aural counterpoint is a citywide cacophony of rock-crushers, bulldozers, jackhammers, dump trucks, and front-end loaders.
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The groom's mother works in Manhattan as a manager of building services for the Department of Citywide Administrative Services.
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For perspective, 2011 saw 50,000 weed arrests citywide, more than all NYC pot arrests between 1978 and 20143 combined.
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Last year, about 80 percent of students passed the state reading and math tests — roughly double the citywide average.
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The two said they had helped organize a citywide walkout this month that involved both public and private schools.
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She said the authority had briefed the Citywide Council of Presidents several times about lead, heat and mold issues.
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Sunday's bombing coincided with the final day of Austin's citywide South by Southwest festival, which started on March 183.
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Minneapolis is believed to be the first major city in the United States to approve such a change citywide.
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The contribution limit for citywide candidates in the city's campaign finance system would be lowered to $2,000 from $5,100.
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Running as a Republican for citywide office in New York is kind of like that — only maybe more frustrating.
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Beachgoers are seen on Ocean Beach during day one of the citywide shelter-in-place order amid, March 217.
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The administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio should seize the chance at sites citywide to link these crucial needs.
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Coincidentally, the city council passed a citywide ban on expanded polystyrene, commonly known as Styrofoam, at the same meeting.
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This model will help "expand the reach of the system and provide citywide access to bikeshare," the agency says.
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The student group, working with other environmental activists, then pushed successfully for a citywide ban on foam food containers.
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But a citywide prohibition did not gain traction until 2013, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg proposed banning the material.
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He also introduced a plan for a citywide ferry plan, with the goal of rolling it out this year.
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That could lead to the dismissal of just under 200,103 warrants citywide, according to figures compiled by the courts.
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When they were 17, Tegan and Sara entered and won a citywide battle of the bands called Garage Warz.
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Borelli argues that Staten Islanders don't need, or even use, all the services New York City pays for citywide.
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New York is the only major American city to recently lower speed limits citywide, to 25 mph, in 2015.
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If a stack of syrup-soaked carbohydrates doesn't quite satiate you, we've included more citywide Mardi Gras festivities below.
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Last year, New York City voters approved the creation of a Civic Engagement Commission to implement participatory budgeting citywide.
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Under Mayor Duggan, Detroit also completed a citywide reassessment of all residential properties, which has led to significant improvements.
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In the New Jersey city of Hoboken, just outside Manhattan, the mayor imposed a citywide curfew from 10 p.m.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio pushed a major citywide zoning overhaul that should allow for more construction.
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In 2018, 39 percent of students there passed the state reading exam (within hailing distance of the citywide average).
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake also imposed a citywide, 10 pm curfew for less than one week, and Maryland Gov.
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Looking ahead, we're anchoring our commitment to maintaining Governors Island as a citywide resource for art, culture and education.
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Still, that number is small compared with the roughly 1,303 boys who are wrestling on 78 public school teams citywide.
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Departments citywide, including municipal courts, told the council on Wednesday about their struggles to regain workplace normalcy since the attack.
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She tells him she's on a citywide NYPD task force now, which means she's no longer working solely in Harlem.
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Officials have pledged to work with locals to reduce the noise and mess as part of a new citywide plan.
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A citywide curfew was put into effect, and National Guard troops joined Baltimore police in an attempt to maintain order.
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The day after the disaster Cai Qi, the Communist Party chief of Beijing municipality, announced a citywide fire-safety inspection.
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By the time the lights turned back on, over 1,000 fires and citywide looting had left the city in shambles.
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He said they had violated a citywide ban on protests imposed after dozens died in anti-government demonstrations last month.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio—who unveiled a citywide mental health initiative last November—seems unwilling to challenge this community's autonomy.
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Google Fiber has come to the troubling realization that citywide fiber networks are really expensive and time consuming to install.
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The first eight areas where the new policy applies are mostly minority neighborhoods with household incomes below the citywide median.
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A small group of brothers cleared the land and built roads, integrating with a citywide program to rehabilitate neglected neighborhoods.
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From the start, Alan Gilbert conceived the NY Phil Biennial as a citywide festival, not a New York Philharmonic showcase.
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"Recently, we've had a citywide conversation about homelessness," Mr. Faulconer said on Friday, at the news conference announcing the arrest.
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Only 9 percent of its students met state standards in English last year, compared with 30 percent of students citywide.
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When he was in second grade, he won the top prize in a citywide drawing contest for public-school children.
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Ballet Flamenco de Andalucía (Friday and Saturday) The citywide Flamenco Festival continues with this Spanish company directed by Rafaela Carrasco.
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There, 220 percent met standards in English, versus 37 percent citywide; 28 percent did so in math, versus 32 percent.
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This would cut the sanitation fleet's emissions by 80 percent or more, and citywide fleet emissions by almost a quarter.
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SwimLA, a citywide initiative tied to the Olympics, subsidizes the cost of classes for those who can demonstrate financial need.
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The umbrella of Art Design Chicago helps "advertise the tour to a citywide audience, even outside Chicago," Mr. Weaver said.
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In the early 1950s, the median income of Chicago's public housing residents was nearly two-thirds of the citywide average.
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Ridership at the neighborhood's two subway stations, Court Square and Queensboro Plaza, has increased at seven times the citywide rate.
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He serves them in other bars in his citywide mini-empire, including Better Luck Tomorrow and Anvil Bar and Refuge.
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Not to mention, a citywide curfew went into effect on Monday, keeping people inside of their homes from 10 p.m.
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He voted for Donald J. Trump, a black mark for a citywide electorate that massively rejected the president in 2016.
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It's all part of a citywide initiative to cover rooftops and walls with almost 250 acres of vegetation by 2020.
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The restoration work around Yonghegong is part of a citywide "bricking up" campaign that is now in its second year.
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Mayor Ravi Bhalla announced a ban on bars and a citywide curfew in Hoboken, New Jersey, beginning on March 16.
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At P.S. 28, 207 percent of students in Grades to 231 met state standards in English, versus 2226 percent citywide.
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Citywide, more than 5,800 people have been arrested in connection with the protests since early June, according to the police.
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The earthquake comes after a citywide earthquake drill commemorating the anniversary of a 1985 quake that killed thousands of people.
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"It could be something in Albany, it could be Brooklyn, local, citywide," she told The New York Times in 2018.
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But she has never run a statewide campaign, and that promises to be very different than her two citywide efforts.
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But they also became implicated in a citywide cheating case scandalous enough to force Mayor William O'Dwyer out of office.
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The Wuhan market was shuttered on January 1, and local officials have since banned the sale of live animals citywide.
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In 2010, the then-mayor of Istanbul, Kadir Topbaş, announced that a citywide urban transformation effort would begin with Fikirtepe.
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All of the closings and mergers will have to be approved by the Panel for Educational Policy, a citywide body.
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Some 5003,2500 more are expected to be completed by 2000 — that represents about a fifth of all new units citywide.
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"My heart fell out of my body," said Paul Herszdorfer, a deputy assistant commissioner at the Citywide Administrative Services Department.
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And elementary schoolchildren got Mozzie Boxes — with a magnifying glass and a booklet — as part of a citywide science project.
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Subway ridership was up to about 1.7 billion as a functioning system paired with a return to citywide population growth.
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Current urban practice doesn't give elected officials any basis on which to evaluate land use decisions in a citywide context.
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Granadillo stated that the other two bakers arrested during the citywide inspection had made brownies with out-of-date wheat.
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Without proper lighting, the platform proved dangerous to passengers, and, like many subway stations citywide, was subject to structural decay.
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The latest in the rise of the "roommating" culture is "speed roommating," a citywide event hosted by roommate matching site SpareRoom.
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On last year's state exams, 21964 percent of students met standards in English, versus 30 percent citywide, according to city data.
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In late 2013, Los Angeles City Council began a push for a citywide Wi-Fi network at no cost to citizens.
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The property also boasts ample outdoor space, with an 853-square-foot wraparound and terrace with citywide views surrounding the floor.
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Sometimes they express their anger by blocking trains from running, as they did during a citywide general strike on Aug. 5.
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It is a sham that this verdict took the full force of citywide outrage to achieve charges and then a conviction.
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Pro-democracy protesters have planned citywide demonstrations across the city on Tuesday, threatening to overshadow and disrupt Beijing's carefully crafted celebrations.
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The city will also hire consultants to redesign its most dangerous streets and develop citywide master plans for pedestrians and bikes.
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"It has been more than a century since this great coastal city has had citywide ferry services," de Blasio said Wednesday.
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On state exams last year, 262 percent of students met standards in English, versus 203 percent citywide, according to city data.
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Video footage showing the teenager's body being riddled with bullets was released via court order in November 2015, sparking citywide protests.
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Even Washington, D.C., enjoyed some of its cleanest air reported in 2017 after citywide policies to reduce traffic and carbon emissions.
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The "citywide special" here has its own twist, a pony of either High Life or Rolling Rock and a kamikaze shot.
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Its initial success has earned "Ten Years" a mass release citywide, and its producers are even in talks with international distributors.
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A citywide attempt to reconnect with one's ancestry is admirable and charming, even when it is predicated on much beer-drinking.
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According to de Blasio, the new policy should cut the number of weed-related arrests citywide by about 10,000 per year.
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Renaming the state's capital would most likely require a citywide election because the name has been denoted in the city charter.
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In 25, the city capped its wait list for citywide permits when there were 230,20073 names on it, Mr. Attia said.
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The city limits the number of citywide mobile food vending permits to 2,272 — a cap that has remained unchanged since 22017.
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New York capped its wait-list for citywide permits in 22000, when there were 22018,500 names on it, Mr. Attia said.
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Last year 53 percent met state standards in English versus 30 percent citywide; 61 percent met math standards versus 31 percent.
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Just 14 percent of children scored at grade level in math, less than half of the citywide rate of 35 percent.
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It would be the first new precinct in the city since 2013, and bring to 78 the number of precincts citywide.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio declared a "winter weather emergency" and issued a citywide travel ban until further notice.
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In a citywide reassessment last year, the value of Bridgeport's taxable property fell by a staggering $1 billion, to $6 billion.
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Since 2013, the department has been installing environmentally efficient toilets in schools as part of a citywide effort to conserve water.
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Popular incumbents hold the other two citywide elected positions, public advocate and comptroller, and sit in the five borough president seats.
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Even so, one progressive goal — bringing its brown-bin composting program citywide by the end of the year — will fall short.
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President Trump even reportedly considered a citywide quarantine for the hard-hit New York City metro area, but the state's Gov.
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Average SAT scores in 271 were 245 for reading and writing, and 2140 for math, compared with 20003 and 22000 citywide.
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Average SAT scores in 2017 were 662 for reading and writing, and 692 for math, compared with 491 and 3883 citywide.
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In 2015, the precinct's officers fatally shot Jamar Clark, an unarmed black man, sparking citywide protesters organized by Black Lives Matter.
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That vacation also included a gelato-making lesson in a fifth-generation gelateria and a citywide horse-and-chariot scavenger hunt.
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Citywide, New York ended last year with just under 300 murders, down 85 percent from the 1,960 it suffered in 1993.
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There are about 2400,2000 children now enrolled in prekindergarten citywide, up from 19,000 in 2013, the year he was first elected.
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The fund is one of at least four such community organizations in the city, including the brand-new citywide Liberty Fund.
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Average 2016-17 SAT scores were 505 in reading and writing and 537 in math, compared with 18523 and 490 citywide.
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In citywide races, such as mayor and public advocate, the match would apply to the first $250 donated by city residents.
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Mr. Monserrate's campaign was met with revulsion by Democrats citywide, many of whom gave money and support to Mr. Moya's campaign.
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In the 257-253 school year, 21878 of students met standards on state English exams versus 159 percent of students citywide.
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Mr. Turner, the Houston mayor, said Wednesday evening that a citywide curfew would take effect again from midnight until 5 a.m.
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The average 2018-19 SAT scores were 18933 in math and 454 in reading and writing, versus 506 and 502 citywide.
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In 2000, it introduced the "fantastic three" citywide curbside collection program with separate, color-coded bins for recyclables, compost and trash.
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The cause of this "disparate impact" is Syracuse's unlawful failure, since 1996, to conduct an up-to-date citywide property reassessment.
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Citywide, there are fewer than 23,22000 loft buildings, nearly all completed before the 1960s, according to the Department of City Planning.
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The citywide district council election in Hong Kong, normally a quiet, local affair, has become a referendum on the demonstrations. 6.
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The pro-democracy camp's stunning victory in citywide district elections means a younger class of political neophytes will soon take office.
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Standards in English were met by 78 percent, versus 37 percent citywide, and math standards by 79 percent, versus 32 percent.
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Officers claimed that the rappers had been "affiliated with recent acts of violence citywide," but did not specify any criminal behavior.
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Citywide, about 8383,000 noise complaints were lodged with the city's 311 hotline in 2016, more than double the number of 2011.
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Installing new stations costs about $217,22016 per bike, she said, and a citywide system could require as many as 214,223 bikes.
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Following our efforts, the citywide graduation rate rose to 77 percent in 2018 from just above 50 percent a decade ago.
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Among the men onboard were four who had recently been hired by Hornblower to be captains of the Citywide Ferry fleet.
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While crime citywide fell by more than a third over that period, the rate in the 40th Precinct remained essentially unchanged.
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Municipal laws are not tracked, but Rexburg, Idaho, may have been among the first to adopt a citywide ban, in 2011.
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Drivers for Uber and Lyft in New York successfully agitated for a citywide minimum wage that went into effect this week.
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After growing quickly in the year following its citywide launch, supervised release has steadily enrolled around 400 new cases per month.
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The 116-year-old building has been on the citywide list of the 200 "most distressed" multi-unit dwellings for years.
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A year later, Tim Lee, a veteran CISO at the port of Los Angeles, was promoted to lead cybersecurity efforts citywide.
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We banned it in 1990 and after the citywide ban, we weren't the one island you could go to to escape smoke.
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The festival, a citywide extravaganza with 400-plus events, celebrates the many breweries operating in the city and others in the region.
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They traded accusations of black magic and eventually imposed a citywide ban on liquor sales, as if that might calm things down.
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Its annual Three Kings Day musical production, commemorating a day more important in many Latino households than Christmas, drew a citywide audience.
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But watching the bachelorettes of Nashville against the backdrop of citywide gentrification reminded me of how mindlessly I did all of it.
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The Independent Budget Office estimated that the city could save up to $20 million every four years by eliminating citywide runoff elections.
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I personally was asked not to come to a citywide charity run last Sunday that I had been doing for 20 years.
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This morning a citywide phone alert was sent out about Ahmad Khan Rahami, who is wanted for questioning over the Chelsea bomb.
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We've had numerous citywide straw bans; one statewide ban on issuing a straw ban; and even a black market for reusable straws.
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Law enforcement sources say, although a number of celebs have been burglary victims this year, it's become a much bigger problem citywide.
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The Department of Citywide Administrative Services will place dispensaries in the bathrooms of 800 public schools, providing access for around 300,000 students.
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In 2014-15, 28 percent met state standards in English and 51 percent in math, compared with 30 and 31 percent citywide.
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There 290 percent of students met state standards in English, versus 229 percent citywide; 253 percent met math standards, versus 258 percent.
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Denver Mayor Michael Hancock (D) is ordering a "citywide" effort to vacate and expunge low-level marijuana convictions from residents' criminal records.
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A citywide law set to take effect Friday establishes tighter emissions standards for larger buildings, including the 2023-story Fifth Avenue skyscraper.
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On state exams from 2014-15, 573 percent of students met standards in English, versus 30 percent citywide, according to city data.
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Learn more about craft cider, whose fans will tell you it's nothing like beer, in this citywide series of events and tastings.
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The units are the only animal-friendly housing in a citywide domestic violence shelter system that serves about 9,000 people a year.
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But now, after weeks of citywide action, fears are growing of a potential second wave of cases -- imported from outside the territory.
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Would all of New York City, and all of its businesses, have bought into a citywide shutdown with two cases of coronavirus?
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City Hall has acknowledged the high death count in the Bronx, and has pledged a broad, citywide program to drive down fatalities.
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"I know from my own experience that it can be habit-forming," said Ms. McCray, who leads a citywide mental health initiative.
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In Philadelphia, two trauma surgeons are launching a citywide study to test whether more shooting victims can be saved by doing less.
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"I have been part of so many massive citywide initiatives, none of which any organization can claim sole credit," Ms. May said.
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The Bronx nursery grows some 103,000 plants each year to be distributed to public parks citywide, according to its director, Richie Cabo.
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On state tests, 70 percent met or exceeded standards in reading and 57 percent in math, versus 44 and 36 percent citywide.
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In the morning, demonstrators are planning to block Hong Kong's bus and train system and attempt to spark a citywide traffic jam.
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Citywide, the median value for a house here is $47,700, a 6923 percent gain over the past two years, according to Zillow.
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City education officials refocused on the Discovery program in 2016, as part of a citywide push to increase diversity in the schools.
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It also came just ahead of citywide district elections on Sunday that are being seen as a referendum on the protest movement.
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Average SAT scores in 2015 were 442 in reading, 446 in math and 410 in writing, versus 18933, 466 and 439 citywide.
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A recent survey showed that reported asthma rates among participating families in the Red Hook Houses were higher than the citywide average.
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Increased police presence and safety coalitions The classroom initiative is only one of several newly announced measures to curb citywide hate crimes.
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Advocates for the former tenants argue that the city owes a special debt to them, despite a citywide hunger for affordable housing.
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First piloted in Queens and Brooklyn in the waning years of the Bloomberg administration, Judge Grasso and others pushed the program citywide.
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These are New York's highest-need schools, with many more students who are poor, homeless or learning English than the citywide average.
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Chronic absenteeism at the first wave of community schools has dropped 8.3 percent since 2014 — while citywide there has been no improvement.
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I believe that what we're doing now citywide in the courts could be foundational, if it works the way it can work.
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The city still has a long way to go, he said, but Mr. de Blasio's plan to add 300 beds citywide will help.
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It also "does not appear to be capable of producing citywide data about I.E.P.s, including how many children are receiving" special education services.
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The plan proposes a citywide rent freeze on stabilized apartments, mandatory artist compensation, and the implementation of language access plans, among other recommendations.
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In San Francisco, caps sharply decreased the supply of rental housing, driving up prices citywide by 5% after they were expanded in 1994.
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But night is descending on Tal Afar, and a citywide electrical outage means Spleeters can't examine or photograph this jackpot without natural light.
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She's the division manager of the Solid Resources Citywide Recycling Division of the Bureau of Los Angeles Sanitation who helped design the program.
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And it's especially tough in Minneapolis, which is facing a citywide shortage of affordable housing, record low vacancy rates, homelessness, and housing instability.
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But it's especially tough in Minneapolis, which is facing a citywide shortage of affordable housing, record low vacancy rates, homelessness, and housing instability.
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By Wednesday night, Mr. Black was dead, his throat slashed, and Mr. White was on the run, the subject of a citywide manhunt.
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That's the upshot of the latest edition of a newsletter I'd never seen until yesterday: the NYC Fleet Newsletter from Citywide Administrative Services.
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San Francisco, where many of the first scooters appeared, is expected to announce the winners of five citywide permits in the coming days.
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That's the idea behind one Reddit post that proposed building a citywide scavenger hunt in San Francisco with hundreds of 3D printed toys.
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The penal colony has become such a blemish on the citywide collective consciousness, they argue, that it's not worth the cost, or upkeep.
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NEW YORK – New York City officials say parking meter rates will go up citywide by the end of 2018 under a new plan.
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That broader vision, set forth by Mr. de Blasio in September 2014, is to reduce citywide greenhouse gas emissions 80 percent by 13.
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And although crime stats are at all-time lows citywide, Brownsville's reputation has long been tainted by violence and an intense police presence.
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As Wing notes, the program arrives as Helsinki is making a push to lessen dependence on car ownership by improving public transit citywide.
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Next up for the day, Everett put on his amenable politician's grin in a citywide photo shoot, hitting all the major Reno landmarks.
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Magid chronicled a month spent in Liverpool, during which time she was in close communication with the operators of the citywide CCTV system.
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The scale of the transit disruptions was not as large as a citywide strike that protesters staged on a weekday in early August.
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One of the errands his security team assisted him on included a citywide search for his favorite lotion sold at Ritz Carlton hotels.
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"The fact that the tax was repealed in Cook County, I think, pressed the pause button on citywide or countywide efforts," Stanford said.
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Students there also saw a somewhat bigger increase in math than students citywide, rising to 25 percent proficiency from 21 percent last year.
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Average SAT scores in 27 were 7 in reading, 20043 in math and 22004 in writing; citywide averages were 21895, 242 and 439.
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The success of that service prompted the decision to expand it citywide and to eventually bring it to the Bronx and Staten Island.
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In 2015, Houston voters repealed a citywide anti-discrimination ordinance protecting gender identity in public accommodations; this year, Anchorage voted to retain theirs.
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The current East River ferry service, which has about 4,000 daily riders, will be integrated into the citywide system, Mr. de Blasio said.
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Measuring levels of pollution was not the goal of the research, let alone the discovery of a citywide grid of toxic hot spots.
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Years before Google Fiber, Chattanooga was the first city in the United States to have a citywide gigabit-per-second fiber internet network.
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Simons had never designed a board game before, but was still captivated by the thought of bringing citywide unrest to a tabletop framework.
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"There was a leading real estate developer and campaign contributor who wanted the contract for our new citywide ferry service," the mayor wrote.
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NEW YORK EARLY MUSIC CELEBRATION Focused this year on Holland and Flanders, this citywide festival includes respected ensembles like the Sebastians and Pomerium.
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When violence first rose citywide, Monterrey's powerful corporate leaders pushed for, and often directly financed, root-and-branch reforms intended to protect everyone.
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In 2013, the records show, she voted in the citywide primary in September (which Mr. de Blasio won) and again in the Oct.
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Students carrying picket signs as part of a citywide school boycott that saw hundreds of thousands of children stay home from classes. Feb.
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As Tokyo moves closer toward a potential citywide lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, shares of food makers and drugstores were also sought after.
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In the rest of the lockout zone, which spreads south and west, that number has dropped 230 percent, in line with citywide trends.
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Shootings have fallen citywide, to a record 998 episodes last year — this as gun arrests rose to a five-year high of 3,583.
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Adding more speed safety cameras in school zones would calm traffic citywide, train drivers to obey the law and protect all New Yorkers.
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In 2005, Seattle became the first city in the United States to start a citywide initiative to eliminate racial inequities and structural racism.
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Talie Tebbi, an English teacher at the citywide gifted school NEST+m on the Lower East Side, lamented that school's lack of diversity.
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The absence of strong challengers to Mr. de Blasio and other citywide candidates is reflected in the absence of spending by outside groups.
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Though the school hasn't won a citywide football title in about two decades, football has been part of the school's fabric for generations.
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By measuring stops-per-crime on each of the city's 38,000 census blocks, it found that racial disparities ebbed substantially, citywide, over time.
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More than 1,000 people were arrested at a demonstration in Moscow demanding that independent candidates be allowed to stand in a citywide election.
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His most recent assignment was to a citywide Cease Fire unit, which concentrates on reducing shootings and making gun arrests in Jersey City.
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But in safer neighborhoods, a 20-unit increase in citywide violent crime rates was associated with 5% higher odds of elevated blood pressure.
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But this sudden halt interrupted a crucial test for Mayor Bill de Blasio's ambitious plan to start a citywide ferry service this summer.
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The manager, Ricardo Morales, the deputy commissioner of asset management at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, was told he was being fired.
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By 2018, the Department of Sanitation hopes to extend its curbside program — the largest residential-food-waste collection scheme in the country — citywide.
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On state English exams last year, 20 percent met standards, versus 37 percent citywide; in math, it was 10 percent versus 32 percent.
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In 2016-2017, 58 percent met standards in both English and math, verses 40 percent for English citywide and 42 percent for math.
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Although Ms. Mark-Viverito enjoyed more name recognition than many of her opponents, the election was the first test of her citywide appeal.
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This unprecedented challenge will be felt Citywide, requiring hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers to think about their commutes and their streets differently.
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In the past, we've reported on the push in Canarsie for ferry service, and since then, there have been calls from other neighborhoods citywide.
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New York City has slammed Verizon with a lawsuit that alleges the company broke a 2008 contract to provide citywide fiber coverage, reports TechCrunch.
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RecycLA's goal is to increase and standardize recycling citywide, and to finally involve those who'd been previously excluded in the push to zero waste.
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In May, LIC rental prices rose nearly 5 percent compared with May of 2018, while citywide prices grew about 2 percent in that time.
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Authorities want to see "everyone — and I mean everyone, especially judicial partners," pitch in to help curb the serious citywide gun problem, Johnson said.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a Democrat, said Tuesday that the police department will overhaul its citywide marijuana-arrest policies within the next 30 days.
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Third, the department must create a citywide community oversight board consisting of those who have been most invested in advancing stop-and-frisk reforms.
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The New York City Commission on Human Rights, the agency charged with fighting discrimination citywide, can issue fines of up to $250,000 for violations.
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That said, the proposed streetcar will average a speed of 11.3 mph, which is less than half the citywide speed limit of 25 mph.
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A spokeswoman said complex state laws on taxation made enacting a citywide soda tax the best option to raise revenue for that signature proposal.
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"Teachers are staying out, and we're fighting back, and we are building for a citywide strike," Conn told reporters at a meeting Sunday night.
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Soon after the Queens story, during a citywide blackout, Levy meets the older, West Coast lesbian Lucy (a pseudonym), and falls deeply in love.
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A Parks official told the New York Times that any decision about the sculpture would be made as part of the mayor's citywide review.
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Voters in San Francisco have resoundingly rejected an attempt to overturn a citywide ban on e-cigarettes by a margin of around 80:20.
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The council votes on zone lines, but the building moves would have to be approved by the Panel for Educational Policy, a citywide body.
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In 2014-15, 16 percent of students met state standards in English versus 19143 percent citywide; 20 percent met math standards, versus 31 percent.
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At an 1859 election in Baltimore, "challengers" snatched ballots from voters, sparking citywide riots that left two dozen beaten, four stabbed and eight shot.
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In 2016, after its two "historic" floods in five years, Fremont invited the Corps of Engineers back to assess flood risks and citywide readiness.
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There 253 percent of students met standards in English, compared with 216 percent citywide, and 217 percent did in math, compared with 22017 percent.
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Numerous municipalities nationwide, such as Cincinnati, Louisville, Kentucky, and Macon, Georgia, have enacted citywide ordinances in recent months decriminalizing activities specific to marijuana possession.
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The school still labored under chronic absenteeism rates that were higher than the citywide average and college-readiness rates that lingered below the average.
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The disruptions on Monday appeared to have less of an impact than a citywide general strike in August that sank the city into chaos.
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Nor was the deal a factor, officials said, in the decision to replace the commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services in January.
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With Harlem in decline in the 1970s at the same moment the preservation movement was taking hold citywide, preserving Harlem fell by the wayside.
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The shooting sparked citywide protests and calls for Mayor Rahm Emanuel to step down and a complete overhaul of the department and watchdog agency.
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On 2125-25 state exams, 2125 percent of students met standards in English, versus 296 percent citywide, according to the city's School Quality Snapshot.
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On state exams, 19 percent of students met standards in English, versus 30 percent citywide, while 27 percent did in math, versus 35 percent.
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The Bronx has a household poverty rate of 19703 percent, 10 points higher than the citywide average and more than double the national rate.
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They went on to win a citywide burger contest, and were invited by a Microsoft representative to park on the company's campus in Seattle.
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According to a widely utilized standard, that means she is severely rent-burdened, as are more than one-third of rent-regulated tenants citywide.
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And he couldn't be sure if those other two citywide officeholders would have his back — or have his back marked as a political target.
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Many of these artists had painted the Twentynine Palms' Oasis of Murals — a citywide celebration of the area's history, natural beauty and ancient spirit.
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The additional construction cost of the upgrades was nearly $3 million, according to the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, which handles city real estate.
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The next day, there was broad confusion over whether the citywide quarantine was still in place, and when exactly the countrywide quarantine would begin.
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But now he's taken some time out for a somewhat unexpected role: inspiration for a 224-week, citywide cultural festival organized by Carnegie Hall.
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Should Mr. Espinal become the next public advocate, he would be the youngest and first Latino ever elected by the public to citywide office.
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"This is the most diverse field," said Ms. James, who is the first African-American woman elected to citywide office in New York City.
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For green cabs, revenue has declined proportionally as trips have dwindled, to $296,22011 a day citywide in May 1103, from $2110,22011 in May 22013.
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Enter Make Music New York, a citywide summer solstice celebration that quite literally comes to you with free concerts sprawling across all five boroughs.
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But higher minimum wages citywide pressure employers to increase pay even if they are already above that threshold, in order to compete for talent.
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The average household income for the Bronx is $2620,2009 annually, compared with $43,24 citywide, according to an analysis of census data by Queens College.
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Still, the admissions policy is not a panacea: the Brooklyn School of Inquiry, another citywide gifted school, adopted the same kindergarten priority last year.
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On SAT exams in 2016, average scores there were 410 in math, 415 reading and 417 writing, compared with 82, 446 and 440 citywide.
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On math, Roberto Clemente was the only Renewal school where a higher percentage of children passed the test, 45 percent, than did so citywide.
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The citywide lockdown comes during the Lunar New Year, a weeklong holiday when hundreds of millions of people travel domestically and internationally from China.
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Marty Preston, an assistant commissioner at the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, was helping to oversee the move, as he did for Mr. Dinkins.
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Tests have shown a high rate of responses and have yielded some preliminary findings: On the trust question, surveys show it at 680 citywide.
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The school system closed four schools and dismissed students early at two others Wednesday, and closed all schools Thursday as low temperatures persisted citywide.
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Those drop-offs helped push citywide shootings to a new low of 998 by year's end, police officials said, down from 228,212 in 219.
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As part of a citywide sesquicentennial celebration of the playwright and author Luigi Pirandello's birth, Film Forum is showing screen adaptations of his work.
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State lawmakers halted charter growth indefinitely earlier this year by not lifting a cap on the number of charter schools that can open citywide.
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London modeled a citywide mental health initiative after ThriveNYC, an $850 million effort to address mental health issues that is led by Ms. McCray.
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In addition to resources for those within Chicago Public Schools, the union also wants the school system to advocate for better housing policy citywide.
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The high school admissions process is citywide, and thousands of students regularly travel throughout the five boroughs to attend the school of their choice.
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The high school admissions process is citywide, and thousands of students regularly travel throughout the five boroughs to attend the school of their choice.
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The dock for Citywide Ferry will be near the Astoria Houses, said Stephanie Báez, a spokeswoman for the New York City Economic Development Corporation.
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One such witness was Stacey Cumberbatch, former commissioner of the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, an agency that manages city franchises and negotiates leases.
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In 2000, he took part in a citywide study of the spaces along with the City Planning Department that found similar percentages of noncompliance.
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Even frustrated drivers should have time to adapt to the new rules, which won't be rolled out citywide for another year and a half.
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After being promoted to detective in 2017, he was most recently assigned to a citywide unit tasked with making gun arrests in Jersey City.
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These kind of people are in our hallways and in our classrooms," she said, adding: "I think it's good that there's a citywide conversation.
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On 2016 SAT exams, average scores were 22 in reading, 583 in math and 564 in writing, compared with 446, 466 and 440 citywide.
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In Vancouver, the case against Ms. Meng has played into a citywide fixation with skyrocketing real estate prices and the effect of foreign investment.
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The Montgomery Bus Boycott is one part of a citywide partnership to reflect on this history and its context in the civil rights movement.
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The school is one of the poorest schools in all of Baltimore, but it has a chronic absenteeism rate that's about half the citywide average.
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The family moved out quickly and searched citywide before settling into a home on L.A.'s west side, chosen because no lead was detected inside.
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But the MTA has said it plans to roll out this contactless system citywide by late 2020, at which point we'll get more fare options.
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Seattle's citywide minimum wage is just below that at $15 per hour, although some big companies must pay $16 as part of the city law.
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We learned in November that their fears of citywide riots were unfounded, and on December 9, Emanuel apologized for the city's handling of the case.
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Even if his ambitions for citywide arrays of virtual chimneys prove too ambitious, they may still work in some of the worst cases of pollution.
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The partners together pledged to "unlock $2.5 billion" in financing for citywide sanitation projects, especially those targeting the poorest neighborhoods and households in urban areas.
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One YouTuber launched a citywide advertising campaign where they bought every single billboard, radio spot, and local TV spot available in support of PewDiePie's channel.
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Aided by these alarming statistics, the "Hands Off, Pants On" ordinance was passed in Chicago for both union and non-union workers in hotels citywide.
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"He just thought he was doing his job," Make-a-Wish director Jen Wilson, who put the citywide event together, told the San Francisco Chronical.
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Bob and Barbara's famously invented what's now called the "citywide special"—a shot of bottom shelf whiskey and a PBR for a low, low price.
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But when battles over building unfold at the neighbourhood level, the affected residents have little reason to prioritise the citywide benefits over the local costs.
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The July 1 protests are considered a barometer of public sentiment toward Beijing, with the former British colony due to hold citywide elections in September.
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Fifty-nine percent of residents citywide support the decision to strike, and that soars to almost three-quarters among African-American parents living with children.
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Two members of the Citywide Debriefing Team were stationed at J.F.K., where they assisted with T.S.A. inspections and researched travellers' histories, reservations, and payment methods.
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The city Department of Education's 2014-213 School Quality Snapshot shows 230 percent of students meeting state standards in English, compared with 27 percent citywide.
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For instance, a recent proposal to temporarily stop market-rate development in the city's Mission District, a gentrifying neighborhood popular with technology workers, failed citywide.
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The film and theater initiative, Ms. Menin said, "is very much in keeping with the goals" of the de Blasio administration for more equity citywide.
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The four-hour tours, which run through September with seven different variations (hence the name), were created by Mekudeshet, a three-week citywide arts festival.
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This performance kicked off the New World Initiative, a citywide celebration of the Philharmonic's identity as a New York institution during its 175th anniversary season.
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Some smaller casino operators have yet to reach agreements with the union and could still face the first citywide strike in more than 30 years.
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The disclosure of the list of pending requests for deed changes came after a Council budget oversight hearing in May for the citywide administrative agency.
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It will begin as a three-month pilot program in one police district, then be evaluated to see how it works before being launched citywide.
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The graduation rate is 2602 percent, an eight percent increase in the past two years, and the school is closing in on the citywide average.
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It would be the first of 15 rezonings citywide that the administration hopes will increase the housing supply enough to ease the pressure on rents.
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But the agency, the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, was paid $16.15 million in November by the building owner to lift those protections, without conditions.
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Citywide, the rate of screened children showing a high blood test in 22005 was 22015 percent, below the CDC's estimated national average of 20.00 percent.
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On Thursday, Chicago public schools — part of the third largest school system in the country — are closing classes to prepare for a citywide teacher's strike.
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The loss of black and Latino students, who make up 67 percent of public school students citywide, is troubling to the school's administration and faculty.
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It is difficult to overstate the antipathy some of the gathered leaders have toward the Success network, whose 46 schools now teach 15,500 children citywide.
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Though many students graduated with accomplishments in the arts, only 27 percent of them graduated college-ready, compared with an average of 47 percent citywide.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel denounced what she referred to as a citywide "hounding" and called for due process of the accused, who were charged with manslaughter.
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Rent a Denver B-cycle from the citywide bike share system from more than 50 stations around town (from $225 for a 287-hour pass).
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On 2016-17 state tests, 58 percent met standards in English versus 1403 percent citywide; 61 percent met standards in math versus 42 percent statewide.
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The lawsuit was filed Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan by the Citywide Council of Presidents, a group of tenant leaders chosen by residents.
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The leaders of the associations vote on a president from each district to represent them on the citywide council, which then chooses its own president.
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"Phase II is the rare opportunity for a Federal District Court to review controversial citywide practices of the N.Y.P.D.," Mr. Harvis wrote in an email.
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It wasn't long before the Municipal Art Society, the New York Public Design Commission and the Department of Citywide Administrative Services came on board, too.
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She said she wanted the city to slow down — to prepare an environmental — impact statement and change zoning on a limited basis instead of citywide.
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Glassman told Business Insider that he suspects soda companies backed establishments attempting to enforce regulations in Washington, DC, requiring personal trainers to meet citywide standards.
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A study from Delhi, India, one of the world's most economically polarized cities, found that its slums served as citywide accelerants for an influenza outbreak.
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With so much unknown, the city and the state can make smart choices now by investing in more housing, school capacity and upgraded transit citywide.
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To contribute to a citywide symposium investigating cultural attitudes toward death, Anthology is screening movies that take an unusually forthright approach to an uncomfortable subject.
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In 18603, average scores on SAT exams were 415 in reading, 410 in math and 417 in writing, compared with 446, 466 and 440 citywide.
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In the 2016-17 school year, 80 percent met state standards in English and 78 percent in math, compared with 40 and 42 percent citywide.
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Hoboken, New Jersey, will impose a curfew starting Monday, while New York City's comptroller is pushing for a citywide shutdown of non-essential businesses there.
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On state exams, 31 percent of students there met standards in English, versus 40 percent citywide; in math, 28 percent met standards, versus 19903 percent.
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The government's reassurances and calls for order went unheeded as millions of residents, gripped by fear and suspicion, descended on stores citywide to panic buy.
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The Anderson School, a citywide gifted school a few miles south of TAG on the Upper West Side, was only 3 percent black last year.
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All citywide offices are up for reelection next year, including mayor, comptroller, public advocate, all five borough presidents and 35 of the 51 Council seats.
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The union wanted the rules to apply to manufacturing zones citywide, putting the administration in potential conflict with a far greater number of hotel owners.
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In total, the team has completed 2750,245 surprise inspections of 10,256 construction sites, about one-quarter of all active construction sites citywide since September 2018.
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Last year, the serious crime rate in the neighborhood was about 7 percentage points higher than the citywide rate, according to the N.Y.U. Furman Center.
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Judges citywide set bail in roughly 239,13 cases each year, and only 21 percent of defendants can pay in time to be released from court.
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The far western Chinese region has a long history of unrest and protests, including a 2009 police crackdown which spiraled into citywide violence in Urumqi.
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Protests in Charlotte were largely peaceful Thursday night as authorities allowed demonstrators to break the midnight citywide curfew that the mayor imposed, according to reports.
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The Chinese region has a long history of unrest and protests, including a 2009 police crackdown which spiraled into citywide violence in the capital Urumqi.
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Arrests by Chicago police officers dropped by nearly 22015% citywide the evening after the sentence came down, and almost 25% in the two weeks following.
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On state exams last school year, 225 percent of students met standards in English, versus 276 percent citywide, according to the city's School Quality Snapshot.
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For an example of what a lockdown would look like, Bendix pointed to San Francisco, which implemented a citywide shelter-in-place order on Monday.
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"It's really a piece of city history," said Lisette Camilo, the commissioner of the Citywide Administrative Services Department, the official caretaker of the parade car.
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At the high schools now designated as community schools, 65 percent of students graduate — an 11 percent increase, compared to a 6 percent increase citywide.
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His great-grandfather, Pedro Linares, employed over 300 people in the 1950s to make Judases to sell citywide when the tradition was at peak popularity.
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Scrawled messages urged attendance at a street rally that the Civic Human Rights Front convened for Sunday and participation in citywide strikes planned for Monday.
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After two years of zero-percent acceptance rates, the figure rose to 11 percent this year, still considerably short of the 19 percent citywide average.
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Since the looting became citywide, many aspiring DJs who couldn't afford turntables and mixers were able to obtain the equipment through looting, according to Slate.
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In 2013, it worked with the New York City Council and the mayor's office to invest $92 million over four years to expand arts education citywide.
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The 40 percent of residents who commute by bike have access to a citywide network of protected bike lanes and sleek infrastructure built just for them.
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It's no secret that a majority of the most valuable internet and technology companies citywide lose gobs of money or post tiny profits relative to valuations.
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In November, de Blasio said his Citywide Savings Program (CPS), an effort to make municipal government more efficient, showed a balanced financial plan totaling $83.46 billion.
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Imagine a video game that allows users to grow and sell weed, interact with celebrity smokers of the stuff, and ultimately build a citywide marijuana empire.
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Citywide, BPD stopped African-American residents three times as often as white residents after controlling for the population of the area in which the stops occurred.
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Newark Arts Festival, powered by Prudential, celebrates its 18th year as a free citywide arts festival in New Jersey's largest city this October 10 – 13, 2019.
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In a citywide poll conducted by DHM Research for the city, 62 percent of all Portlanders viewed e-scooters positively at the end of the pilot.
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It was like my emotions were controlled by a light switch; they were either all the way off, or blowing a circuit causing a citywide blackout.
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In the midst of citywide riots, a group of people seeking refuge in the motel were beat and intimidated as police tried to get a confession.
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It set off a three-day citywide manhunt that ended on Saturday afternoon, when the police arrested Mr. Sykes at a public-housing project in Queens.
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Everyone has a general idea of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, even if the reality is nothing like the citywide drunken anatomy exam of popular imagination.
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If all goes to plan, the new mandate will reduce total citywide emissions by seven percent by 2035, equivalent to taking 900,000 cars off the road.
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After a weekend of peaceful protests and demonstrations over the shooting death of Keith Lamont Scott, Charlotte Mayor Jennifer Roberts lifted the citywide curfew Sunday evening.
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But this annual visit turned into a tragedy when they found themselves in the middle of citywide riots in York erupting from long-simmering racial tensions.
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It found that the number of total stops citywide had dropped by more than 95 percent—from roughly 191,000 in 2013 to about 22,000 in 2015.
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The only citywide race is for public advocate, where the Democratic incumbent, Jumaane D. Williams of Brooklyn, faces Councilman Joseph Borelli, a Republican from Staten Island.
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In the 2014-2003 quality snapshot, 28 percent met state standards in English and 51 percent in math, compared with 30 percent and 31 percent citywide.
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Average SAT scores for the class of 219 were 21896 in reading, 434 in math and 389 in writing; citywide averages were 444, 466 and 439.
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Tuesday's earthquake hit hours after a citywide drill on the anniversary of the 1985 quake that killed an estimated 9,500 people in and around Mexico City.
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Mirroring a national trend, between 2014 and 2015, median household income citywide rose to $55,752, and the poverty rate declined to 20 percent, from 20.9 percent.
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Even among the thousands of apartment buildings dotting the landscape of New York's five boroughs, the data showed that fewer than 600 citywide have parking spots.
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Citywide, 38 percent of students were proficient in English — the first time the city has matched the statewide levels — an increase from 30.4 percent last year.
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Average SAT scores for the class of 2015 were 214 in reading, 214 in math and 223 in writing; citywide averages were 21888, 21865 and 22015.
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Citywide, about 74 percent of high school students attended the final day of school last year, compared with an average daily attendance rate of 88 percent.
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In 17203, the high school had SAT averages of 492 in math, 450 in reading and 444 in writing, compared with 466, 444 and 439 citywide.
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The answers that came too late in this tragedy are obvious: A citywide effort to expand mental-health care, which the de Blasio administration has begun.
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Derq develops software for vehicles, and uses a combination of citywide sensors and onboard computers to anticipate erratic driver behavior and other hazards, notifying nearby drivers.
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Former officials with the Department of Citywide Administrative Services could not recall the city's having received a comparable sum in exchange for lifting such a restriction.
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Tuesday's quake hit hours after a citywide drill on the anniversary of the 1985 earthquake that killed an estimated 9,500 people in and around Mexico City.
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A citywide moment of silence was observed and the bells of the Old South Church were rung to mark the exact time the first bomb exploded.
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Perhaps a few of his higher-profile transportation initiatives — the Brooklyn Queens Connector, for one, or the citywide ferry service — could help the newcomers get around.
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The National Portrait Gallery's minutes from March 2017 declared a decrease in visitor numbers, which the museum's chairman, William Proby, first dismissed as a citywide trend.
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Making "a decision that I have taken no joy with whatsoever," de BLasio confirmed that citywide public schools will be suspended until their annual spring vacation.
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" — JIMMY FALLON, discussing a new citywide policy "CNN has filed a lawsuit against President Trump after the White House suspended reporter Jim Acosta's press pass. Really?
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And the average salary of $147,300 in 22015, the most recent estimate available, was far higher than the citywide average of $247,22008 for all private employers.
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San Francisco has ruled that the city's many cannabis dispensaries can continue to operate during the citywide shutdown, the city's public health department announced Tuesday evening.
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San Francisco has ruled that the city's many cannabis dispensaries can continue to operate during the citywide shutdown, the city's public health department announced Tuesday evening.
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But the test is open only to those who scored within the top 10 percent citywide on the state math and English tests in fifth grade.
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On state tests this year, 84 percent of students met or exceeded standards in reading and 91 percent in math, versus 48 and 49 percent citywide.
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Mr. Crowley led the county party and, through an alliance with the Bronx Democratic leaders, gave officials from both counties a greater voice in citywide politics.
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In a press conference Tuesday night, Interim Chicago Police Superintendent Charlie Beck also announced a 17% reduction in robberies citywide and an 18% reduction in burglaries.
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Union officials said the conversations with the city over citywide permits had been going on for months before their endorsement of Mr. de Blasio for president.
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Residents were seen hauling their luggage to a train station in the early hours before the citywide lockdown took effect, the Chinese news outlet Caixin reported.
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Presented in partnership with Carnegie Hall Citywide, this concert is part of Harlem Stage's fall 2019 season, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Harlem Renaissance.
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The permutation differs from week to week, but today they are all present, drawn to my mother's home from the citywide web that connects us all.
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A combination of interventions led to a citywide water usage reduction of close to 50 percent in less than three years, and Day Zero was avoided.
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As business activity stutters to life after prolonged citywide and factory shutdowns, the supply chain shift that started during the U.S.-China trade war is evolving.
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Then came last week's devastating fire at Grenfell Tower, a citywide tragedy that killed at least 79 people inside the 24-story tower, including many Muslims.
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A string of early closures in October sparked accusations that the MTR was being used to create a de facto citywide curfew without legally passing one.
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The first phase of the Queens Boulevard redesign cost $1.4 million and the price tag for citywide safety related changes planned this year is $115 million.
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Open Doors Citywide Arts Festival, Newark Arts' signature multi-day celebration of the arts, is taking place October 6433-23, 2016 in New Jersey's largest city.
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Investigators believe Mateen made surveillance trips to the club and the Disney Springs shopping complex during Gay Days 2016, a citywide celebration, a law enforcement official said.
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In neighboring Oakland, the City Council on Tuesday will formally vote on a proposal for a citywide boycott of companies looking to contract with the Trump administration.
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By the end of this year, the change will be implemented citywide, raising the wages for 183 million workers, according to the New York City comptroller's office.
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Out of the 472 subway stations citywide, Minor, along with WNYC reporters Kate Hinds and Alan Palazzolo, found that 13 had an entrance shuttered to the public.
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The Citywide Shooting Unit, created that year to centralize investigations of nonfatal cases, did not keep a similar count, but "they were out there" too, Conaway said.
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Those included a parade through Disneyland in Anaheim, which was so popular that when it ended, the citywide Gay Day Anaheim took over, The Points Guy reports.
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Last year, city sanitation crews whitewashed commissioned murals on at least three instances, as part of the citywide effort to make the city more enticing to Amazon.
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Deeming this a miracle, people gave the image an additional name — "The Christ of Earthquakes" — and almost ever since have paid homage to it in citywide processions.
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"In recent years, the Patrol Services Bureau has systematically reorganized its patrol methods to achieve the goal of establishing Neighborhood Policing in every precinct, citywide, by 2019."
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I do feel comfortable saying they have a life history that includes being homeless and experiencing a wide array of venues within San Francisco's citywide shelter system.
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On top of only being available in two cities, 573G isn't even available citywide but instead limited to pockets or strips in a select number of neighborhoods.
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Last Thursday, 47-year-old Buffy Suzanne Bryan was one of five women arrested on prostitution charges during a citywide sting undertaken by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
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Representatives charged with thinking about the citywide loss from forgone development still have an incentive to push for limited development in their own neck of the woods.
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"Getting rid of one person will not fix a corrupt system," says Mariame Kaba, with Project Nia, another one of the groups involved in citywide organizing efforts.
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"Due to the citywide lack of services, we have no other alternative but to discontinue all services, which will include emergency services," the hospital system said Thursday.
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But the survey also found that a majority — 59 percent citywide — supported a possible strike by the Chicago Teachers Union if it cannot settle on a contract.
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In 2012, the residents of Oakland launched a citywide violence-reduction strategy called Oakland Ceasefire with the help of experts from the California Partnership for Safe Communities.
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He recalled that, for several years, the "bathtub ring"—the citywide stain left behind by the floodwaters—was still clearly visible on the sides of most buildings.
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Average SAT scores for the class of 2015 were 428 in critical reading, 454 in math and 233 in writing; citywide averages were 444, 466 and 439.
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Now, remarkably, Morris Academy students are more likely than their peers citywide to say they feel safe in school and believe that their teachers care about them.
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According to the city's School Quality Snapshot, 18 percent met state standards in English versus 30 percent citywide; 23 percent did so in math versus 35 percent.
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"We are on track to have all precinct, transit and housing commands citywide up and running with body cameras by the end of this year," O'Neill said.
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Every current citywide elected official participated in the system, and small donors, including the match, accounted for 61 percent of the money spent in the 2013 elections.
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According to the city Department of Education's 2014-2015 School Quality Snapshot, 29 percent of its students met state standards in English, compared with 30 percent citywide.
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There were a total of 943 assaults by inmates on uniformed staff citywide in 2015, up 13 percent from the year before, according to the Correction Department.
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Citywide, the average class size for kindergarten through third grade is 357 students this school year, up from 20.9 students in 2007-8, according to city data.
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Citywide that year, 2154 percent of students passed the reading exam and 34.5 percent passed in math, while 68.4 percent of high schoolers graduated in four years.
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On SAT exams in 2016, students scored an average of 456 in reading, 459 in math and 446 in writing, compared with 446, 466 and 440 citywide.
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Hoboken, located just across the Hudson River from New York City's Manhattan, announced Saturday that it was implementing a citywide curfew and restrictions on restaurants and bars.
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The Red Cat, which Mr. Bradley opened in 1999 with the restaurateur Danny Abrams, slowly drew a citywide following for its low-key charm, casual yet professional.
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In his chronodynamic works of 1959 on, word and tone, movement and space, light and color, form a theoretical citywide gesamtkunstwerky total-art continuum in real time.
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As we look at all possible ways to help you and as we assess needs citywide, we ask for your assistance and participation in the City's response.
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On SAT exams in 2016, students scored an average of 530 in reading, 587 in math and 521 in writing, compared with 446, 17943 and 440 citywide.
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City officials in the mayor's office and the Department of Small Business Services were unable to provide comparative data on black-owned businesses in Brooklyn or citywide.
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The production, which was being held at the Curran Theater, had previously remained scheduled with reduced capacity after a citywide ban on large public gatherings was issued.
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In New York, officials say there is no plan in place for a citywide shutdown, but the state's governor told CNN that some new restrictions are possible.
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Ms. James, who studied under Mr. Dinkins at Columbia, became the first African-American woman to hold citywide office when she was elected public advocate in 2013.
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Also on Tuesday, Democratic incumbents breezed in the two other citywide races: Public Advocate Letitia James and Comptroller Scott M. Stringer both dispatched poorly financed Republican opponents.
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There were 767 permits citywide for such alterations last year, up from 592 the year before; so far this year, 508 of these permits have been issued.
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A question on the ballot on Election Day will ask if New York City voters should rank candidates in primary elections and some citywide races by preference.
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In the high school, the average SAT scores in 2016 were 477 in reading, 485 in math and 468 in writing, versus 446, 5553 and 440 citywide.
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A local news report says the passenger "sought medical attention" and that Smart Columbus (the citywide transportation project that hired EasyMile) halted the service out of caution.
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That is where Aina, a modern Hawaiian restaurant whose brunch has spawned a citywide mania, opened last year in April in a small light-flooded corner space.
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One 12-day festival, Os Dias de Marvila ["Marvila Days"], featured collaborations between local and national musicians, artists, dancers, and filmmakers, and attracted hundreds of citywide attendees.
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He had been promoted to detective in November 2017, and he was most recently assigned to a citywide initiative geared toward reducing shootings and making gun arrests.
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Residents of Mosul, scrambling on foot and by car through a citywide traffic jam, would need to travel at least three and a half miles to survive.
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In 2014 and 2015, Mr. Singh, who was having financial difficulties, was negotiating a new lease with the Department of Citywide Administrative Services, which handles such matters.
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Last year, Houston's school district was able to boost FAFSA completion by about 10 percent, thanks to a citywide effort by a special team called College Success.
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"Depending on how politics shake out in the next few months, I'll be ready to run for citywide office if the opportunity presents itself," Mr. Lancman said.
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Charter students in Wards Seven and Eight are twice as likely to meet citywide benchmarks for college and career-readiness as their counterparts in the traditional system.
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As the title suggests, the report's chief agenda is to propose that artists use existing school facilities as studio space in the face of citywide rising rents.
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In fact, "market adoption of electric heat pumps for 80 percent of citywide heat consumption is the single most impactful lever considered in this analysis," it concluded.
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A similar analysis, done by the Education Trust-New York, found that the elementary and middle schools that received reserve teachers had an average proficiency rate of 241 percent on the state reading tests and 153 percent on the math tests (compared to 215 percent and 22018 percent citywide), while the high schools had an average graduation rate of 219 percent, compared to the citywide graduation rate of 79 percent.
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