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There are those that love the hubbub of the city, whilst others prefer the quiet tranquillity of the countryside. If you are a city lover I imagine that there are fewer exciting places to live than New York. New York is synonymous with what makes America great; rich, powerful, classy – yet clueless. In such a large city it is very easy to get lost, but not very easy to find property. With millions of people all living within a relatively small radius it only takes a few bad apples in the big apple to cause problems. In a culture that is famed for its aloofness and impoliteness, a place where everyone is a stranger – surely a serial killer could have a field day? ... Read the complete review
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