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Worries are growing in some precincts about what gas prices will do to this trend.

No, the biggest contributor to this resurgence of radicalism remains panic in some precincts about a new era of cultural and demographic change.

There's always a measure of uncertainty, in the glossier precincts, about who owes what to whom; among the three big literary Johns, who can say exactly what Updike owes to Cheever, or what either owes to O'Hara?

The result of all this time and money was a change of only a couple of precincts (about 1,000 people) in one ward.

Members of a Bronx narcotics team began searching the space, in the 49th Precinct, about 1 p.m. on Tuesday, the culmination of what the spokesman called a long-term investigation.

They were taken to the 28th Precinct, about a block away.

Counties with 75,000 or fewer residents would receive $7,500 per precinct, about the cost of an optical scanner.

The officers were acting on a tip from a building representative, who contacted the local precinct about 5 30 p.m. and reported illegal activity in a second-floor apartment, the police said.

Tom Cocola, a spokesman for the city's Department of Transportation, responded to an inquiry with the following message: "We will speak to the local precinct about enforcement, for we don't want vehicles to park in this space, either".

We asked the presiding judge of the precinct about him, and she said "Mark?

— NATE SILVER With 96 percent of precincts reporting, about 930,000 votes have been counted in the Michigan Republican primary.