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- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 date "1998-06-21".
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 first "Maggie".
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 isCitedBy Manhattanville,_Manhattan.
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 last "Garb".
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 quote "The area [West Central Harlem], a slice of 19th-century brownstones, prewar walk-ups and small elevator buildings bounded by 122nd and 134th Streets, Morningside Park and Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, appears on city maps as the western part of Central Harlem. Some residents call it Manhattanville, the name of the post office on 125th Street near the boulevard.".
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 title "If You're Thinking of Living In/West Central Harlem; Abandonment Down, Refurbishment Up".
- 1559d8d7c1791b73281306bc412e47923a488526146655e5d19f54262c8b4e64 work The_New_York_Times.