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Although the city’s Vision Zero 2020 IThe most obvious change was the May in- program, launched in 2017, has the goal of 2020 2020 eliminating serious and fatal crashes, this auguration of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, the fi rst $ PER * $ PER * $ PER * NEW MONTH MONTH NEW MONTH Black LGBTQ woman to lead the city. While has not been a good year for pedestrian DESIGN DESIGN her predecessor Rahm Emanuel had a gener- deaths, with 36 cases as of early December, a 9 5 7 9 AUTOMATIC,18 Back-up9 Camera Eye- 1 1 AUTOMATIC, Roof Rails, Alloys AUTOMATIC, Back-up Camera ally strong record on walking, biking, transit, higher-than-average number. Sight, All-Wheel-Drive EyeSight, All-Wheel-Drive EyeSight, All-Wheel-Drive NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! 36 month lease. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! 36 month lease. NO SECURITY DEPOSIT! 36 month lease. and tra c safety, he was often accused of cal- Bike fatalities are down, with only four $2,995 due at signing. LDB-01 #0292 $2,995 due at signing. 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    03.08.2019 England Longplay TOP 100 2019 / 31 Pos Vorwochen Woc BP T i t e l 2019 / 31 - 1 1 1 --- 21 2 No. 6 Collaborations Project . Ed Sheeran 221101 6 Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent . Lewis Capaldi 3 --- --- 1N3 Freya Ridings . Freya Ridings 434171 3 When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go? . Billie Eilish 5 --- 135 35 Anima . Thom Yorke 666841 28 The Greatest Showman . Motion Picture Cast Recording 7810701 1 Staying At Tamara's . George Ezra 8791251 20 ÷ [Divide] . Ed Sheeran 9107403 Bohemian Rhapsody [Soundtrack] . Queen 10 5 25 421 2 A Star Is Born [Soundtrack] . Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper . 11 --- --- 1N11 The Great War . Sabaton 12 4 2 41 1 Step Back In Time - The Definitive . Kylie Minogue 13 11 11 895 Diamonds . Elton John 14 --- --- 1N14 Singles Party (1988 - 2019) - The Complete Remestered Singles Collection . Shakespears 15 9 5 2305 Direct Hits 2003 - 2013 . Killers 16 --- --- 1N16 Apollo - Atmospheres & Soundtracks . Brian Eno with Daniel Lanois & Roger Eno 17 13 17 365 50 Years - Don't Stop . Fleetwood Mac 18 14 16 411 1 Always In Between . Jess Glynne 19 16 22 1123 Dua Lipa . Dua Lipa 20 21 52 3820 Snacks . Jax Jones . 21 15 19 211 1 What A Time To Be Alive . Tom Walker 22 20 20 6412 Don't Smile At Me . Billie Eilish 23 22 21 5571 9 1 . The Beatles 24 12 8 61 1 Western Stars . Bruce Springsteen 25 17 33 5417 Erratic Cinematic . Gerry Cinnamon 26 24 27 241 3 Thank U, Next . Ariana Grande 27 18 41 2661 13 X .