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“January 2008” returned 12 articles
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Alterations Not Altercations
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Baby, You Can Park My Car
Residential parking permits: is it time for them?
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Cover Me Green
Environmentally friendly carpeting choices.
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Freedom of Choice
The FCC rules on cable TV building monopolies.
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Getting a Good Grade
Structural tests can save money – and lives.
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I Want My LTV!
How banks decide what you’re worth.
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No Entrance
The board secretary at 233 West 99th Street Corp discusses a victory over a vault problem.
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Point and Click
An easy, electronic way to pay maintenance.
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The Business of Management 2008
What will a softening market mean for co-ops and condos? A new survey, along with vital business stats.
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The Super (Man!)
How to take good care of your superintendent, so he can take care of you.
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The Tide Is High
Water bill rates may be going up.
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