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A little curiosity.
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Prompt: New Yorkers often use this Spanish-derived word for a small neighborhood convenience store.
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- 01New Yorkers often use this Spanish-derived word for a small neighborhood convenience store.
- 02New Yorkers pronounce this downtown Manhattan street HOW-stun, unlike the Texas city's name.
- 03This New York Harbor island processed millions of arriving immigrants between 1892 and 1954.
- 04A foldable, large, thin slice defines the pizza style associated with Manhattan and Brooklyn.
- 05New Yorkers use this collective term for Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island.