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UWS Wary Of Plan To Use Women's Shelter For Men, Report Says
The city wants to repurpose its 120-bed shelter on West 107th Street to serve single men instead of single women.

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The city wants to repurpose its 120-bed shelter on West 107th Street to serve single men instead of single women.

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