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From a nickel to a token: the journey from Board of Transportation to MTA

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This book describes the history of New York’s transit system. The author examines twenty specific events between 1940 and 1968 that shaped the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and discusses the evolution of New York City’s mass transit system.

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This book describes the history of New York’s transit system. The author examines twenty specific events between 1940 and 1968 that shaped the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and discusses the evolution of New York City’s mass transit system.

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This book describes the history of New York’s transit system. The author examines twenty specific events between 1940 and 1968 that shaped the Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) and discusses the evolution of New York City’s mass transit system.

Key concepts: Nickel, Security token, History, Business, Computer science, Computer security, Metallurgy, Materials science

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