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New Yorkers have already adapted. One hostess told us the actress Mila Kunis was eating in her employer’s shed one day when a rat scurried beneath her feet. Elegantly, she folded her legs up onto her seat and continued to enjoy her bistro fare https://t.co/mtfzW2Stbl — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Oct. 24, 2022

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Rickety plywood sheds will come down—eventually; it could take a while—and be replaced in many cases by more up-to-code structures. And New York will continue to allow restaurants to commandeer an astounding amount of public pavement https://t.co/mtfzW39wdl — PolitiTweet.org

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It could take a year for existing structures to clear out after a permanent program is approved. In the meantime, most restaurants will do, well, nothing: “It’s simple and functional, doesn’t look great.” https://t.co/mtfzW39wdl — PolitiTweet.org

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