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“After a four-year legal tussle, a hot dog vendor won the right to a new hearing from the city for a health code violation because he lacked a translator for the original, where he was fined $300.” So after four years, the vendor will now get to explain why he left those dirty-water dogs lying out on cardboard. Hooray! [City Room/NYT]
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