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Reports: Public mural expected to be torn down

A public mural is expected to be torn down as a neighboring store expands, according to a report by DNAinfo. The mural is titled "A Love Letter to Brooklyn" and it covers a Downtown Brooklyn parking

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Reports: Public mural expected to be torn down

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