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863 Saint Marks Ave

103 Joralemon St

209 Hancock St

378 Nostrand Ave

228 Henry St

76 Clinton Ave

6 Macdonough St

1163 41st St

963D Kent Ave

963C Kent Ave

963B Kent Ave

88 Joralemon St

213 Hancock Street

1118 41st St

1120 41st St

O'Brien Senior Citizen Home

915 43rd St

1402 Pacific St

1026 Bedford Ave

244 Franklin Ave

433 Kingston Ave

396 Gates Ave

144 Conover St

349 Ocean Pky

321 Putnam Ave

237 Jefferson Ave

4317-4323 Eighth Ave

209 Taaffe Pl

244 Madison St

271 Hicks St

1022 Bedford Ave

305 Martense St

236 Franklin Ave

4312 Eighth Ave

838 43rd St

862 43rd St

95 Joralemon St

224 Henry St

516 Kingston Ave

830 43rd St

207 Taaffe Pl

816 43rd St

42 Willow Pl

275 Hicks St

205 Taaffe Pl

417 Van Brunt St

131 Dikeman St

222 Henry St

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