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Waldorf Astoria Sale to Chinese Insurance Company Goes Through
The sale was controversial. There were reports that Anbang benefited from its connections to the Chinese regime.
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Double Dutch Holiday Classic Inspires, Drives Competitors
Children as young as five were competing in the 23rd Double Dutch Holiday Classic tournament at the world-renowned Apollo Theater in Harlem, but the sport is far from the simple jump-roping games played on the streets.
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It’s Holiday Season: Grand Central Terminal Train Show Opens for 13th Year
Their faces plastered to the clear screen, two boys exclaimed in excitement as a toy train marked with the Yankees and Mets logo sped by.
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Citi Bike Will Double Number of Bikes After Sale to Private Investors
NEW YORK—Citi Bike will install new stations in the outer boroughs and double the number of bikes by 2017.
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The American Museum of Natural History Celebrates Second Graduating Class of Scientists
NEW YORK—The American Museum of Natural History held its second graduating ceremony on Monday, awarding four Doctorates and 16 Master’s degrees as a part of its landmark program for aspiring natural scientists and teachers.
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NY Columbus Day Parade Draws Revelers, Politicians
NEW YORK—Thousands of people lined Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue on Monday for the annual Columbus Day parade, one of the world’s largest celebrations of Italian-American heritage and culture.
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Need a Taxi? Payment Rivals Try for Universal E-hail
https://cmset.epochtimes.com/view.php?id=156116
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Beware: NYC Speed Cameras Go Mobile
NEW YORK—Beware inpatient drivers: mobile speed traps have hit the city streets and more are on the way as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Vision Zero initiative with the goal of reducing some 200 yearly pedestrian deaths to zero.
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Waldorf Astoria Sale to Chinese Insurance Company Goes Through
The sale was controversial. There were reports that Anbang benefited from its connections to the Chinese regime.
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Double Dutch Holiday Classic Inspires, Drives Competitors
Children as young as five were competing in the 23rd Double Dutch Holiday Classic tournament at the world-renowned Apollo Theater in Harlem, but the sport is far from the simple jump-roping games played on the streets.
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It’s Holiday Season: Grand Central Terminal Train Show Opens for 13th Year
Their faces plastered to the clear screen, two boys exclaimed in excitement as a toy train marked with the Yankees and Mets logo sped by.
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Citi Bike Will Double Number of Bikes After Sale to Private Investors
NEW YORK—Citi Bike will install new stations in the outer boroughs and double the number of bikes by 2017.
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The American Museum of Natural History Celebrates Second Graduating Class of Scientists
NEW YORK—The American Museum of Natural History held its second graduating ceremony on Monday, awarding four Doctorates and 16 Master’s degrees as a part of its landmark program for aspiring natural scientists and teachers.
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NY Columbus Day Parade Draws Revelers, Politicians
NEW YORK—Thousands of people lined Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue on Monday for the annual Columbus Day parade, one of the world’s largest celebrations of Italian-American heritage and culture.
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Need a Taxi? Payment Rivals Try for Universal E-hail
https://cmset.epochtimes.com/view.php?id=156116
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Beware: NYC Speed Cameras Go Mobile
NEW YORK—Beware inpatient drivers: mobile speed traps have hit the city streets and more are on the way as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s Vision Zero initiative with the goal of reducing some 200 yearly pedestrian deaths to zero.
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