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DNY
(redirected from Downstate New York)

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DNYDownstate New York
DNYdisplay area code (NYX) routing (US DoD)
DNYDiocese of New York (Episcopal church)


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Because downstate New York lost its manufacturing facilities a number of years ago, including NYC, the strong pace of manufacturing job losses has really not affected us to any significant extent," he said.
Let the good times roll! Economist predicts boom not seen since 1990s by Nelson, Barbara / Real Estate Weekly
The role of General Sales Manager of our downstate New York wholesale division will be assumed by John Sellar, previously the Assistant General Sales Manager.
Restructuring and Internal Promotions at Frederick Wildman and Sons, ... by Business Wire
We feel confident they will provide state-of-the art solutions for our properties in Florida and Downstate New York," said Mark Melas, executive vice president of property services North America for HSBC.
Jones Lang LaSalle renews alliance with HSBC Bank by Real Estate Weekly
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