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	<title>Comments on: Filling in the Hudson to Rebuild New York</title>
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		<title>By: sonny p fontaine</title>
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		<description>Last I checked Manhattan has two-hundred nineteen streets on the grid above downtown. Most of which had recently been developed just prior to 1936. I&#039;m wondering if this Sper fellow had ever been to The City. Maybe what&#039;s not mentioned in the article is a large basin above 125 for water skiing fol-lie. Or possibly mr. sper is just racist and chose not to acknowledge Harlem. Sure the plan is doable if you don&#039;t consider that Manhattan would then be connected to newjersey, which would lower property values considerably. eww...connected to newjersey. I shudder to think.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Last I checked Manhattan has two-hundred nineteen streets on the grid above downtown. Most of which had recently been developed just prior to 1936. I&#8217;m wondering if this Sper fellow had ever been to The City. Maybe what&#8217;s not mentioned in the article is a large basin above 125 for water skiing fol-lie. Or possibly mr. sper is just racist and chose not to acknowledge Harlem. Sure the plan is doable if you don&#8217;t consider that Manhattan would then be connected to newjersey, which would lower property values considerably. eww&#8230;connected to newjersey. I shudder to think.</p>
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