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Good Wednesday morning in New York City, where the autumnal crisp is slowly coming back.
Here's what else is happening:
- Class resumed at Columbia and Barnard yesterday — as did pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
- New York City's fashion industry is struggling.
- One benefit of sitting in the nosebleeds at the U.S. Open: You can chat while watching because you're too far away to distract the players.
- More and more, New Yorkers are going to restaurants alone.
- Andy Cohen's West Village duplex, which is made up of four adjacent apartments he patiently bought and combined over 21 years, is now on the market for $14 million.
- Frosted Mini-Wheats are a little Republican.
- The beluga that escaped its alleged past life as a Russian spy whale has mysteriously died off the coast of Norway.
- The Hawk Tuah girl now has a podcast. (It's called "Talk Tuah.")
- And finally, delicate cycle, please:
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