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In a set-back for the group Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn the court has approved the use of eminent domain to condemn land for the development of the Atlantic Yards project in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. DDDB has several other lawsuits in the pipeline.
  • John Turturro, left, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • John Turturro, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • John Turturro, left, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • John Turturro, center, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • John Turturro, center, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • John Turturro, left, a resident of Park Slope, joins activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • Activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • Activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • Activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • Activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • Activists at the Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) Walkathon in Brooklyn in New York on Saturday, October 17, 2009. The fundraising event attracted 160 people raising $40,000 for the organization which opposes the Atlantic Yards development project. The Atlantic Yards is a development by Bruce Ratner which will displace many people as well as increasing traffic congestion in the area. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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  • The Williamsburgh Savings Bank building near Downtown Brooklyn rises over various industrial businesses on Flatbush Avenue, left, in this winter 1974 file photo. The foreground buildings are now part of the development of the Atlantic Yards. From a severely damaged negative. (© Richard B. Levine) By photographer Richard Levine
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