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Banned in the Big Apple: Illegal Outdoor Ad Displays

New York's crackdown on illegal outdoor signs, like this one on Lafayette Street, comes as the city begins a 20-year revenue-sharing contract in which it gets 20% of the $20 billion the contractor, Cemusa, expects to make from ads on bus shelters and other structures. | ALSO: Comment on this story in the 'Your Opinion' box below. (Darryl Estrine)
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August 27, 2006 05:00 AM

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