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In this file photo, horse-drawn carriages take riders around Central Park. Hip-hop mogul and animal-rights advocate Russell Simmons spoke Thursday at an event organized by horse carriage opponents and urged New York Mayor Bill de Blasio to follow through on his campaign promise to ban the horse carriages. AP Photo/Kathy Willens, File

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