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Today's New York Times covers the latest development in St. Vincent's efforts to get an expansion project approved, and the hospital appears to have thrown down the gauntlet:
St. Vincent's Hospital Manhattan will have to shut its doors if it cannot build a medical tower in Greenwich Village, representatives of the hospital said Tuesday at a hearing of the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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