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Friday’s Must Reads
- Mask-only cars on the Metro? -- (Justin George)
- Long-term mortgage rates edge up again. -- (WaPo)
- The rent or buy equation in a hot housing market. -- (W. Parker/N. Rattner/WSJ)
- Is it ever okay to protest in front of someone's home? -- (D. Baker/Washingtonian)
- $47 million in Bel Air. -- (uncrate)
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