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Queens Senator Could Kill Cuomo's Amazon Deal: 'This Is Not A Dictatorship'
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Queens Senator Could Kill Cuomo's Amazon Deal: 'This Is Not A Dictatorship'


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Christopher Robbins

Published Feb 5, 2019

Modified Feb 5, 2019


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In November, New York State Sen. Michael Gianaris, center, calls on supporters to remove the Amazon app from their phones and boycott the compony, as he address a coalition rally and press conference
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Published Feb 5, 2019

Modified Feb 5, 2019


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Christopher Robbins is a New York City reporter covering transportation, affordable housing, local politics, and criminal justice. His work has also appeared in New York Magazine, The Village Voice and The New York Times. Chris is a graduate of Patrick Henry High School in Roanoke, Virginia, and enjoys biking to Fort Tilden in the summertime.

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