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The Association to Benefit Children, a nonprofit organization that provides foster-care services, owes the city almost $140,000 for advances it received for foster care during the fiscal 2000 and 2001 years but did not use, according to an audit to be released today by the comptroller’s office.
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|The Association to Benefit Children, a nonprofit organization that provides foster-care services, owes the city almost $140,000 for advances it received for foster care during the fiscal 2000 and 2001 years but did not use, according to an audit to be released today by the comptroller’s office.
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