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1053:(AT&T) but that has an anchor tenant. I would keep it as the address since that will never change. The opening sentence can address its former title since it's still largely known by that name, and we can link to it from this The New York Times Building page. And yes we can always rename the page if a large anchor tenant/owner comes along.
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removing the lower ceramic rods—so as to make it less...well, climbable. So these incidents have definitely had a lasting impact on the building. Plus I think it's damned interesting that all of the climbers did it ostensibly to hang some banner to gain attention for some cause. It isn't like if editors to the
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If you decide to go with the address, even if it is not the most common usage, I will not object. Using the address will probably become more common in the future anyway, unless a new anchor tenant takes up residence. I will leave the decision up to you and take this page off my watchlist. If you
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