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That I will support the constitution - of the United State...
- With the pledge to fight crime and the city's nagging deficit Rudolph Giuliani took the oath of office
as the 107th mayor of New York. Giuliani, a former US attorney and the first Republican elected
in nearly two decades narrowly defeated incumbent
David Dinkins on a platform to take back
New York's dangerous streets. American cities can't survive as we know them if they remain so violent
- With the pledge to fight crime and the city's nagging deficit Rudolph Giuliani took the oath of office
as the 107th mayor of New York. Giuliani, a former US attorney and the first Republican elected
in nearly two decades narrowly defeated incumbent
David Dinkins on a platform to take back
New York's dangerous streets. American cities can't survive as we know them if they remain so violent
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That I will support the constitution
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- of the United State...
- With the pledge to fight crime
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and the city's nagging deficit
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Rudolph Giuliani
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took the oath of office
as the 107th mayor of New York.
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Giuliani, a former US attorney
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and the first Republican elected
in nearly two decades
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narrowly defeated incumbent
David Dinkins on a platform
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to take back
New York's dangerous streets.
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American cities can't survive
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as we know them
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if they remain so violent.
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Movie Summary
The history of New York's Meatpacking District told from the point of view of transgender sex workers who lived and worked there. They recount the violence, policing, and gentrification that lead to a movement for transgender rights.
