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Sex advice from this week's Savage Love BY DAN SAVAGE
According to the South Carolina Governor's soon-to-be ex BY JULIA
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Remember Liquors, on DeKalb Avenue in Fort Greene, which, back in November, looked poised to transform into a Moroccan joint that would bring lamb sliders to the hood? Well, a Fort Greene informant close to EfV reports today that the signs and menu are down, and the space once again looks dormant. C'mon people, Fort Greene needs another restaurant! What will these people do come sundown?
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