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“I'm looking into going to NYC and is wondering if anybody has suggestions for where to stay (cheap, but okay) and cheap airline tickets. And of course also what to do (although I don't think that would be a problem...) =)”   6 cheers 18 answers	Hanna! Oslo
“Is it a smart thing to go to New York in July? I mean, if I want to go shopping and be very much a tourist, is the heat going to kill me? Maybe I should go in the fall or spring?”   3 cheers 30 answers	S Göteborg
“I am moving to NYC probably at the end of August after five years in London. I am slightly scared and a bit nervous about finding an affordable place to live and meeting people easily, since NY was portrayed to me by many as a very lonely place. Any advic” 11 answers	Angie London
“I'll be there the 16th of August and I'll stay for a week:is there any special event in this period, or particular things i must see? (I'll stay in The "Belvedere Hotel", 319 W 48th St) thanks” 4 answers	facuz Bergamo
“I'll be there the 16th of August and I'll stay for a week:is there any special event in this period, or particular things i must see? (I'll stay in The "Belvedere Hotel", 319 W 48th St) thanks”   1 cheer 5 answers	facuz Bergamo
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