New York weekly since 1955 with The
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VILLAGEVOICENew York weekly since 1955 (with "The")
VILLAGEVOICEWeekly since 1955 (with "The")
VILLAGEVOICEWeekly since 1955, with "The"
JCREWClothing retailer on the New York Stock Exchange since 2006
CITYNew York, with "the"
PLAZANew York hotel (with "The")
METNew York landmark, with "the"
LEXNew York City subway, with "the"
METNew York museum, briefly (with "the")
WNBAOrg. with the New York Liberty
HERALDBygone New York daily, with "the"
BIGAPPLENew York City nickname, with "the"
FDRNew York City highway, with "the"
NARROWSStrait in New York Bay, with "the"
VILLAGEPart of New York City (with "the").
COPANew York City nightclub, for short (with "The")
MIARapper currently feuding with the New York Times
PLAZANew York hotel in "The Great Gatsby," with "the"
ADLIBS"The Boy From New York City" singers, with "The"
GATES2005 Christo display in New York City, with "the"
NARROWSPassage from upper to lower New York Bay (with "The").
CLOISTERSMuseum of medieval art in New York City (with "The").
XFLSports org. with the New York Guardians and Seattle Dragons
BETHTop 10 Kiss hit with backing by the New York Philharmonic
MLSOrg. with the New York Red Bulls and Los Angeles Galaxy
BAGDADWith "on-the-Subway," New York City, in O. Henry story.
APOLLONew York theater on the National Register of Historic Places, with "the"
THINMANClassic 1934 novel set in Prohibition-era New York City, with "The"
BIGAPPLENickname popularized by a New York Morning Telegraph sportswriter in the 1920s, with "the"
makesinclude in a route or itinerary make New York on the return trip often used with it make it to the party
patroonperson who held an estate in land with certain manorial privileges granted under the old Dutch governments of New York and New Jersey
patroonsperson who held an estate in land with certain manorial privileges granted under the old Dutch governments of New York and New Jersey