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By Damien Newton

5:39 AM PST on November 24, 2010

Conflicts or Personality and Interest Riddle HSR Board (LAT)
New House Leadership Wants to Take Back Federal CAHSR Grant (OC Register)
DJ Wheels: Christopher Thompson’s Appeal Might Have a Chance (Biking in L.A.)
Plans “In the Works” for TAP Cards with “Debit Card” Like Uses (The Source)
Lopez: No Really, Wasn’t the Subway Supposed to Go to the Sea? (LAT)
December a Big Month for Bike Activists and Commuters (LADOT Bike Blog)
Coming Soon, Health Grades for Food Trucks (Daily News)
It’s Beginning to Look as Though Harris Will Be Next A.G. (LAT)
Carter Talks to Jarrett Walker, Round 2 (The Source)
Eighty Percent of Copenhageners Keep on Bicycling Through Their Snowy Nordic Winter (Copenhagenize)

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