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By succeeding Rudy Giuliani in office, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg inherited a governable city rather than an ungovernable one.(Brief article)
By succeeding Rudy Giuliani in office, New York mayor Michael Bloomberg inherited a governable city rather than an ungovernable one. He has certainly made his share of mistakes, from raising property taxes to enacting a ban on smoking in bars. But on the one measure that matters above ...
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