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Betty Ordaz, 55, isn't sure where to go next. She sat in the driver's seat of her packed SUV, parked near a North Hollywood street corner where the sound of low-flying airplanes landing at Hollywood Burbank Airport echoed. Her landlord's earlier tongue-lashing, calling her "lazy," reverberated in her head, even as supportive neighbors looked on. They were there waiting for the Sheriff's Department to serve an eviction order at her home of four years.
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