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RETAIL SPACE 124 MACDOUGAL STREET 330 SF Available For Lease Between Bleecker and West 3rd Streets GREENWICH VILLAGE NEW YORK | NY WEST 14TH STREET EAST 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET WEST 14TH STREET Nature Joe’s Pizza Krust Regina The City H Lilla P Dior AMALGAMATED Vanessa’s Synergy Republic Dumplings Crispo The Crooked Knife OF THE AMERICAS AVENUE BANK Pizza Check Nugget Gourmet WASHINGTON STREET WASHINGTON DEVELOPMENT SITE Champion I Lumas OF THE AMERICAS AVENUE Wine & G Clothing Sunset Tans City Le Café Coee SEVENTH AVENUE Pizza First Lamb King’s Way Cashing Spot Baohaus Tortuga THIRD AVENUE EIGHTH AVENUE Spirits TENTH AVENUE TENTH AVENUE Store Slice & Co FIFTH AVENUE Streets NINTH AVENUE Cava Grill H Shabu Food Corp Discount PJ’s Grocery Finnery’s Intersect by Spoon Vivi Cleaners L Lexus 1 JACKSON SQUARE Mikado Bistro Jack Spiderbands Professor Thoms THE HIGH LINE Sally NEW YORK Bubble I 33 UNITS Rabbit BUILDING N Bagel Buet Nails UNIVERSITY Tea (openingPIER 2021) 55 & Spa DORMATORY 90,000 SF E HUDSON LOFTS CONDOS Meg Glaze Terayaki Ukranian National Federal Spirit Halloween OFFICE SPACE P Hu Kitchen Credit Union 47 UNITS Tiziano Zorzan Corkbuzz A Reminiscence Bagel Belly NIQUEAD Pasta Flyer Rehoboth Spa R Cafe Water Ichiba Ramen Davide Greenwich social Luke’s Lobster St. Hair Zabb City K Bar 13 Little Italy Pizza 3 Make Sandwich Tamage Booker Greenwich Mail Center Da Andrea Le Basics Plus Spice Silky Techni Isaac Gabai Salon Croque Union Square Wines Kitchen Salon NY Skin Care & Dax Milk Bar Durden’s Caserta Eye Biscuits & Bath Ristorante midi Roast Kitchen Be Juice Thai Liqiteria Brazen Fox Zibarlee WEST 13TH STREET WEST 13TH STREET JACKSON WEST 13TH STREET WEST 13TH STREET WEST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET EAST 13TH STREET SQUARE Beach Côte INA The Chester Zimmermann Soven USQ New York Trece Sandwicherie Everyman The Shops at HUDSON STREET WEST 4TH STREET PARK Rossopomodoro Quad Cinema Beacon’s Closet Taboonette Health and PLACE UNIVERSITY Bum Mi Garba Espresso The Penny Farthing Studios Mo The Standard Allure13 Coarse Tanning Revolve Project Farmhouse Azaleas Universe Antiques FOURTH AVENUE Feast Hair NINTH AVENUE NINTH GREENWICH AVENUE Racquet Club BarBacon Fitness BROADWAY Library of Otte Halstead Properties Hyde Park Antiques Spa Blue Linen Hall Kore Fast Retailing Bar Six Restaurant Blue Distilled Spirits The VNYL Innovation Center Quest Diagnostics Tea & Sympathy Stripes Forbidden Planet K&S Salon Bowery Road Bar None 837 WASHINGTON ST. NEW VISIONS Love Tibetan Handcrafts Odin THE CHURCH Brandy Ricky’s/Allyn Antoine Salon NGAM Ray’s Gourmet LEASED BY SAMSUNG, Eberjay NYC FOR PUBLIC Child HORATIO STREET Time Pieces Melville Nu New York Human Bistro The Standard NY HEADQUARTERS Exhale Spa Flight 101 OF THE VILLAGE SCHOOLS Makari Grill Biergarten Craft Atlantic NEW Triple-A-Dry Cleaners The Joint Tease Aerospace High TENTH AVENUE Pie By The Pound Performance Center Johnny’s Bar RESIDENTIAL Coco Be Juice Shoolbreds The Xi Excel Art & Custom Framing DEVELOPMENT Blue Bottle Coee Alabaster Bookstore Jadore Typewriters N’ Things Benny’s Green Apple Cleaners Benjamin N. Cardozo Han Dynasty Strip Betaworks Little West Burritos Village Den School of Law Sweetgreen The Poke Spot Gotham Pizza Basics Plus Brass The Wild House Villanelle Wayside Pastel Monkey Son Studio Wine & Spirits Art Bar Restaurant Salon Ziba PIER 54 CORPORAL JOHN P.E. Guerin Bronze Don WEST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET EAST 12TH STREET WEST 12TH STREET Reinstein/ A. SERAVALLI Manufacturers WEST 12TH STREET Bike Shop Angie Seidenberg Nimble NEW Ross PLAYGROUND GREENWICH AVENUE O’ Cafe Casa Italiana NYU Gothman Bar & Grill Cinema Village Tortaria TACONIC DEV. Switch East Village City Cinemas Hector’s Grounded Fitness Finn Shoe Repair AVENUE SECOND Women Nail Spa 49 Dorado 114,000 SF Shina Lie Sangbong Coee and Tea SEVENTH AVENUE The UPS Store Dryden Gallery & CLASS A OFFICE SPACE Cafe & Diner Japonica AVENUE THIRD FIFTH AVENUE AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS AVENUE 8TH AVENUE 8TH Paradis Sweetgreen Aux Mervelleux Van Gogh JANE STREET Num Pang Custom Framing The Hummus A-Art Locksmith WASHINGTON STREET GANSEVOORT STREET House Wallflower Hair Pro New York Ben’s Cookies sherry b Cleaners and Pita Co. Excel Custom Framing Men Common Feast On Us dessert studio Manley’s Wine Stevdan Stationers Sugared + Bronzed Ground Bar Mimi Clengs Anna & Spirits NEW DEVELOPMENT Panorama Gunter Seeger Beauty & Youth Spa The First Presbyterian Church Salmagundi Club WeWork Caudalie Boutique HEADQUARTERS THE GREENWICH LANE The Salvation Army Martial Vivot Salon Little Owl Horchata El Cantinero Jerry’s International Bar Veloce Spa Corner Bistro 7 BUILDINGS Palette Shop Heavenly Market & Deli High Street Nightingale 200 UNIT RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX European Wax Center Gothic Marissa Perry Oicine Gullo / Renaissance Barbershop HUDSON STREETHudson Bespoke Kitchens USPS RESIDENTIAL Barraca OOTOYA Halloween Annelore WEST 12TH STREET NYU DORM Kano Uama Bar & Books Bethel Gourmet Village TavernaPeace fleurs Adventure Food Eugene Lang College Larchmont Myers of Keswick Dell’anima Greek Grill Food Bella Bergino Espresso + Kitchen Anfora Cubby Hole 632 ON HUDSON FOURTH AVENUE Macondo Mighty Quinn’s WEST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET EAST 11TH STREET HORATIO STREET La Vie La WEST 11TH STREET Bonbonniere West Taperia NEW BBQ PLACE UNIVERSITY Antony Mathnasium Magen Ishta area THE CEZANNE Hudson Cafe House Of Latina West Village Florist La Contenta Oeste NORMANDY DEV. The Ainsworth FIFTH AVENUE H Yoga GREENWICH STREET Blenheim Royalle Todd 200,000 SF Brunetti Kawa Surreal Gallery CLASS A OFFICE SPACE Frame 261 Units Cards Cafe Wagwear Mole Sushi Eyewear Moleskine Young’s Denim Blockheads Copy Com Nix Cleaners Spa Belles MUSEUM Vin sur Vingt Sammy’s Noodle BareLuxury Abingdon Fantasy Elephant & Castle RESIDENTIAL Tabwa Shop & Grille Resevoir Bar Verizon Retailer Specs Hiu Fu Guest House World The Church of the Ascension Modern Gourmet Deli NYC REIGN Cafe Cluny GREENWICH AVENUE Ansonia OF THE AMERICAS AVENUE Pharmacy Kotobuki Spyros Psychic Tapestry Allouche Parguns de Marly The Original Sandwich Food Mart BANK STREET Ny Laser Yerba SANITATION Gallery The Black Derby Shoppe of NY Jerri’s Cleaners Simo Center Think Pink Tim Ho Won Sundae Taste Wine Co. Kava Cafe Buena Fiddlesticks Aesop Patsy’s Pizzeria NEW YORK and Cones DEPARTMENT GANSEVOORTPizza STREET Ian Schrager JANE STREETPiccolo Angelo Empire Nails & Spa Bronfman NYU Hillel Hostler Maison UNIVERSITY Gottino Lumpia Shack O'Sullivan DORMATORY City of Saints Healthy Greens Gourmet Company Spa Jolie Szechuan Piadina Marshall Chess Club Center Center Amorino Eskondar Burrows Verrier Gerard Antiques Halloween Adventures Coee Roasters ABC Dry Village Future Tan Next Cleaners Cleaners St. Tropez Village Blaustein Paint Geno’s Barberia WEST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET EAST 10TH STREET WASHINGTON STREET Vanguard PerTutti NY Oaxaca DOWNTOWN MANHATTAN Maison Martin Rizza Salon Greenwich Treehouse Madman Espresso Ristorante il Karl Kemp Pro Rivoli OF THE AMERICAS AVENUE Alta University Floral Design drybar Lois Cleaner’s LUXURY CONDOS Margiela Le Fanion Utility Canvas Village Natural NEW Piano Cantinori AVENUE THIRD White Columns Balaboosta WEST 4TH STREET Pizza PERRY STREET FIFTH AVENUE Devonshire Optical Kids AND CO-OPS AVENUE 8TH Star Struck Basketball Courts Devonshire Optical Alder Tudor Rose Antiques Boom Boom Brow Bar Benefit RESIDENTIAL Metropolis New York’s Finest Catherine Angiel Whitney Chemists Jay Nails Frisson Espresso Thirsty Scholar HUDSON STREET Mah Ze Dahr Bakery Joey Healy Eyebrow Studio Third Rail Coee Dry Cleaning ABINGDON Wogie’s Bar & Grill DEVELOPMENT Gorjana Love Gelato Virgola Naturalee Cleaners Bernde SQUARE Jackson La Petite Coquette Company WEST 11TH STREET Cae Le Baratin Lisa Smith Studio Goeckler 71 FOURTH AVENUE Square Doggy Style Tartine Bob’s Bagels Antiques Milk & Hops Ippudo HORATIO STREET Drug Store The Cooper WEST 12TH STREET Rosemary’s Ilana Fine Jewelry B&S Zeeman Happy Bowls Thread Plus The 13th Step GREENWICH STREET La Ripaille Gigi K Wine & Liquor Bed Bug Douglass Elliman Grocery Tozt Café Abingdon Vivi’s Bubble Tea STUYVESANT STREET Holistic Market Morandi Claudette Dogs NYC Lexie Arte William-Wayne & Co. Epicurean Market Chris French Cleaners Keisy Robataya Petcare Sam’s Deli EAST 9TH STREET EAST 9TH STREET Bus Stop Cafe GREENWICH AVENUE WEST 9TH STREET EAST 9TH STREET EAST 9TH STREET WEST STREET Crown Jewels CHARLES STREET UNIVERSITY PLACE UNIVERSITY La Paella Otafuki Barbuto Casa Apicii The Lion Knickerbocker Tsampa Solas BROADWAY Hotoveli Bar& Grill STREET LAFAYETTE Tapas x Medetai Cinema Classics Cleaners Hsaka Cha An Cloisture Quality Eats FOURTH AVENUE Hoshi Yakiniku Budget Cafe 2nd Time Around myk!dsclub Bluestone Lane Coupe Yonekichi CABRINI Residential Apc Limitone Salon Niu Noodle House C.O. 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    No. 18-966 IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES _________________ DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, ET AL., PETITIONERS v. STATE OF NEW YORK, ET AL. __________________ CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE It is hereby certified that all parties required to be served have been served with copies of the PETITIONERS’ OPPOSITION TO NYIC RESPONDENTS’ MOTION FOR LIMITED REMAND, via e-mail and first-class mail, postage prepaid, this 20th day of June, 2019. [See Attached Service List] As required by Supreme Court Rule 33.1(h), I certify that the document contains_ 5318 words, excluding the parts of the document that are exempted by Supreme Court Rule 33.1(d). I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Executed on _June 20, 2019. ________________________ Noel J. Francisco Solicitor General Counsel of Record Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530-0001 (202) 514-2217 June 20, 2019 Due to the continuing delay in receiving incoming mail at the Department of Justice, in addition to mailing your brief via first-class mail, we would appreciate a fax or email copy of your brief. If that is acceptable to you, please fax your brief to Charlene Goodwin, Supervisor, Case Management, Office of the Solicitor General, at (202) 514-8844, or email at [email protected]. Ms. Goodwin’s phone number is (202) 514-2217 or 2218. Thank you for your consideration of this request. 18-0966 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, ET AL. STATE OF NEW YORK, ET AL. DEBORAH N. ARCHER CIVIL RIGHTS CLINIC NEW YORK UNIV. SCHOOL OF LAW 245 SULLIVAN STREET NEW YORK , NY 10012 212-998-6528 [email protected] ROBERT A.