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By The Atlantic
September 22, 2011
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Late last month, after a drawn-out battle dating back to November, Houston finally turned off its 70 red-light cameras. City residents voted them down in a referendum during the midterm elections, then a federal judge deemed the ballot illegal and the cameras clicked back on—only to go off again this summer, at the order of Mayor Annise Parker.
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