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- Cayo Santiago, la fascinante isla-laboratorio donde se estudia a 1,800 monos para entender el comportamiento humanoBBC
- NYC building supers face avalanches of cardboard boxes to recycle during the holidaysNew York Post
- The real loss of shoplifting: Why America's 'great rip-off' hurts everyoneNew York Post
- Writer on 'Sh–ty Media Men' list settles defamation suit with catalog creatorNew York Post
- NYC tourist bus company fires five non-drivers for legal, medical pot use: suitNew York Post
- New York Times real estate writer sued, accused of owing $35K in rental disputeNew York Post
- How older women can combat feeling invisible or unseen in social situationsdailynews.com
- She brought a $700,000 budget to Brooklyn. Which home would you choose?The New York Times
- He wanted a new condo (with a bathroom sink) for less than $1 million. Take a look at his options.The New York Times
- He was looking for a studio in Manhattan for less than $500,000. Which would you choose?The New York Times
- She wanted a West Village rental for less than $3,000. Which would you choose?The New York Times
- They had $400,000 with eyes on Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. Which home would you choose?The New York Times
- She was looking to buy a loft in downtown Manhattan. Which should she choose?The New York Times
- With an $800,000 budget, they perused classic co-ops in Brooklyn. Which would you choose?The New York Times
- They had three months to find a two-bedroom in Brooklyn. Which would you buy?The New York Times
- Could newlyweds find a two-bedroom on the Upper West Side for under $800,000?The New York Times
- Finding a Hamptons Home With Investment Potential for $2 MillionThe New York Times
- Seeking a Fire Island upgrade for $1 million, they had limited options. Which would you choose?The New York Times
- No stairs. No yard work. Two empty nesters search for their forever home.The New York Times
- They bailed on Brooklyn for Queens. Would that help them afford a home?The New York Times
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