Israel Is Condemned for Closing an UNRWA School at Jerusalem
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While Harlem is the midst of a real estate boom, a plan for Columbia University’s expansion assumes that part of the area will be designated as blighted, paving the way for the university to use eminent domain to acquire property in the proposed expansion zone.
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|While Harlem is the midst of a real estate boom, a plan for Columbia University’s expansion assumes that part of the area will be designated as blighted, paving the way for the university to use eminent domain to acquire property in the proposed expansion zone.
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