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Dear Ms. Demeanor: The noise from our downstairs neighbor is making us miserable. What can we do?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: My upstairs neighbor keeps flooding my bathroom. What can I do?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: The child living above me makes noise at dawn and even at midnight. What can I do?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: I haven't seen my elderly neighbor in a while, should I do anything?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: My boyfriend is moving into my NYC apartment? Do I have to notify anyone?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: I recently bought a second dog but my board said I didn't get approval beforehand. Now what?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: Why are people allowed to have comfort dogs in my no-pet building? I'm afraid of large dogs. Is there anything I can do?
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Dear Ms. Demeanor: Why does my building insist on small dogs? They're yappier. What if I want a big dog?
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