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In a major push in its effort to divest the city of thousands of properties acquired from tax-delinquent landlords over the decades, the Giuliani administration has selected 21 teams of developers to transform 50 abandoned buildings and vacant lots in Harlem into housing, day care centers and stores.

This, in fact, appears to be the policy the Obama administration has selected.Whatever policy emerges on dealing with ISIS, it's clear that America's long-term strategy for the Middle East has to be oriented towards letting local powers settle the geopolitical balance themselves.

The Giuliani administration has selected the Starrett Corporation to build an office and retail complex at three city-owned urban renewal sites in Bronxchester.

Unfortunately, with the exception of paper recycling, the Bloomberg administration has selected all these programs for elimination.

While every administration has objected to Israeli settlement building in occupied lands, the Obama administration has selected it as the opening issue that could begin to untie the Gordian knot of the conflict.

The Christie administration has selected a New York City schools official who is an ally of Mayor Cory A. Booker of Newark to lead that city's school system, according to a person briefed on the appointment.

A14 NEW YORK/REGION B1-11 City Moves to Transform Forsaken Space in Harlem The Giuliani administration has selected 21 teams of developers to transform 50 abandoned buildings and vacant lots across Harlem into housing, day care centers and stores in a major push to divest the city of thousands of properties acquired from tax-delinquent landlords.

The de Blasio administration has selected three private developers for the buildings, which will be erected in parking lots and grasslands of existing housing projects.

Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said his administration had selected a team — the developers Related Companies and Vornado Realty and Skanska AB, the giant construction management firm — for the $1.6 billion plan.

Under pressure from the right wing of the Republican Party, the administration has been selecting people with terrible records on civil rights, who reflexively favor big business over average Americans, and who are opposed to abortion rights.

For nearly four years, and with rising intensity, scientists in and out of government have criticized the Bush administration, saying it has selected or suppressed research findings to suit preset policies, skewed advisory panels or ignored unwelcome advice, and quashed discussion within federal research agencies.