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Luxury renters/owners most likely to resist evacuation; your hurrication to-do list; and other storm stuff
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October 29, 2012 - 8:38AM
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Reluctance to evacuate "especially emphatic" among residents of Dumbo, B'klyn Heights luxury buildings
... (NY Times)
...
and rich people would rather hurricane-down in Manhattan than at their country homes
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