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I snapped these photos on the way home from the Community Council Meeting last night. Why do people do stuff like this? The uninspired vandal has one thing going for him (okay, or her): a sense of symmetry. These garbage bins (it sounds so much more pleasant than trash cans) were on either side of 45th Street, providing us with matching street corners right by the train station.
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