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The New York Times on 2022-04-25 04:37

Cities want to return to pre-pandemic life. One obstacle: transit crime

CHICAGO — For months, Anna Balla, 47, tolerated the unruly behavior she says has become commonplace when riding the “L” downtown: smoking, harassment ...

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