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When Mayor Giuliani was in office, minimizing violent crime and removing the homeless from the streets were at the top of his agenda. He succeeded, if a Citizens for NYC poll of more than 600 city residents is to be believed. These problems are seen as much less troublesome than people honking their horns or littering, according to the survey.
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|When Mayor Giuliani was in office, minimizing violent crime and removing the homeless from the streets were at the top of his agenda. He succeeded, if a Citizens for NYC poll of more than 600 city residents is to be believed. These problems are seen as much less troublesome than people honking their horns or littering, according to the survey.
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