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BROKEN WINDOWS - Manhattan Institute

derelicts who were always there but who "knew their place." Strangers were, well, strangers, and viewed suspiciously, sometimes apprehensively. The officer -- call him Kelly -- knew who the regulars were, and they knew him. As he saw his job, he was to keep an eye on strangers, and make certain that the

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