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Construction dust is on the rise! as least this is what the chart leads us to believe. The 
facts are pretty convincing, as in the New York Metropolitan area has seen an exponential 
rise in construction of high income housing after the recession. 
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This series of graphs are about construction dust based on the number of complaints from 2010-2012. 
These complaints are broken down by type of construction, source of dust, which borough the 
complaints come from, and when the complaints were made. The largest number of complaints 
were in 2012 and Manhattan had the most complaints out of the five boroughs.
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This chart describes and depicts the construction dust  which is based on three hundred and 
eleven complaints from the year two thousand and ten to the year two thousand and twelve.
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The following chart illustrates the Construction dusts complaints from the years 2010-2012. 
This information was based on 311 different complaints. They were from the following areas 
of construction. Residential Construction, Commercial, Restaurant, School and another listed 
as other. 
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This graphic shows construction dust based on 311 complaints between 2010 and 2012. Categories 
include Residential buildings, commercial buildings,Restaurants, Schools, and other. A pie 
chart showing dust sources by borough, in percents, is also included.
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This chart is titled: Construction dust, and is based on 311 complaints for 2010-2012. I had 
a hard time being able to see the specific details, and numbers clearly. 
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This chart depicts complaints about construction dust from 2010 through 2012, based on 311 
complaints.The complaints are separated into community districts and boroughs. The chart is 
further broken down by quater.
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This graph illustrates construction dust based on 311 complaints in 2011.  It has categories 
for residential buildings, commercial buildings, businesses and schools.
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The image is describing construction dust complaints by percentage, based on 311 complaints 
from the years of 2010 to 2012. It cites complaints from schools, residential buildings, commercial 
buildings, restaurants, and other locations. There's a pie chart depicting dust sources as 
well. There are also percentages from number of complaints by community districts, boroughs, 
and number of complaints received quarterly.
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This graphic shows the distribution of complaints about dust and the sources of the complaint. 
The data comes from 311 complaints. The majority of the complaints come from construction 
and renovation sources.
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This chart is titled "Construction Dust" It is based on 311 Complaints 2010-2012 Different 
graphs include dust sources by borough, Number of complaints by community district, Number 
of complaints by borough, Number of complaints received quarterly and construction dust sources 
by category.
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Using complaints over three years, this looks at construction dust in different types of buildings, 
and the number of complaints. Sadly, the small font makes this really hard to read and I can't 
tell what anything is.
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This chart describes construction dust based on 311 complaints from the years 2010 through 
2012. Categories on the chart include residential building.
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This is a graphic showing the types and frequency of construction dust complaints, sorted 
by New York Borough.  The frequency of complaints were consistent across dust generated by 
commercial construction versus governmental (such as roads).
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The graph charts construction dust based on 311 complaints from 2010-2012. It singles out 
residential buildings, restaurants, schools and commercial buildings.  There is also a bar 
graph that plots the number of complaints per boro.
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