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Several popular food delivery app makers are suing New York City over price controls put in place during the COVID-19 pandemic that restricted the commission that these companies can charge restaurants.  In a lawsuit filed Thursday in New York, the companies allege that the “now-indefinite legislation bears no relationship to any public-health emergency” and that the price controls are unconstitutional …