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As a result, a growing number of physicians are readdressing the question of whether they can afford to treat the poor and elderly. High-end international tenants that held back around the New Year have assessed the current situation and are readdressing their desire to secure a New York City presence. ``I want to look at all of the data available, the costs associated with opening (Arroyo) now, based on the new information regarding enrollment, before I would even consider readdressing the issue of reopening Arroyo,'' said board member Janice DiFatta. |
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