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Effects will ripple through the MTA.
Effects will ripple through the MTA.
As half of Bushwick and Ridgewood’s residents are ensnarled in an M train commuting nightmare this summer, the rest of us are waiting with bated breath to see just how bad it’s going to get once 2019 rolls around.
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