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We ;ve all heard of the lengths to which NYC homeless have gone to find shelter, from living in abandoned factories to building whole encampments inside subway tunnels. But a report from the New York Post goes one step further, describing how people are now making homes out of small nooks and crannies between the Manhattan Bridge steel platforms. The story, which is full of jokes about what a Craigslist broker would say about the shelters zero bathrooms, great views! , describes
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