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Tempo of the City: I. Fifth Avenue and 44th Street, Manhattan.
{{en|1= * Code: III.B.1. * Pedestrians pass clock on Fifth Avenue, street beyond filled with vehicles, many cabs. * Citation/Reference: CNY# R01
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- 1938-05-13
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