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was on Third Avenue in New York

inspector kept "an official municipal eye" on Coney Island

Auto design in the post-war era was strongly influenced by the streamlined shapes of fighter planes and bombers

a three-run shot to the enjoyment of the hometown fans

“This is cheap

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