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“We were denied, yet some of the state ventilators went out of the state,” said Karen Spiegel, a member of the board of supervisors.
She said counties often fall last in
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She said counties often fall last in
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“We were denied, yet some of the state ventilators went out of the state,” said Karen Spiegel, a member of the board of supervisors.
She said counties often fall last in
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“To not have any control over anything, to just be waiting and on the edge of your seat, it’s mind blowing at this point.” Janette’s fiancée, Michael, is detained on Rikers
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“We were denied, yet some of the state ventilators went out of the state,” said Karen Spiegel, a member of the board of supervisors.
She said counties often fall last in
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“To not have any control over anything, to just be waiting and on the edge of your seat, it’s mind blowing at this point.” Janette’s fiancée, Michael, is detained on Rikers