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391:— advise rephrasing this. First of all, it would probably fit better in the previous sentence since the origin of its name has little to do with the number of seats or its current operator. It's also a bit difficult to understand. Perhaps
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It's related to the previous sentence. Manhattan's theater district moved, from Union and
Madison Squares, to Times Square during that time. It is also mentioned because the Longacre was part of this development boom.
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Playbill and the Broadway League, while others are also recorded in the book refs).
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I linked it because in previous reviews of other articles, reviewers have pointed out that this could be an uncommon term. As for the cedilla, I think the spelling with diacritics may be a
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Removed. According to one source, the book's publication led to a self-fulfilling cycle of the
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177:Hello, I will be reviewing this article shortly.
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