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By Jacquelin Cangro
Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Q. What do you get when you combine 10 sets of twins, random New Yorkers, and the 6 train?

A. One of those fun sociology experiments that shows how New Yorkers have a completely unique response system.

Check out this experiement by the group ImprovEverywhere.
Last Updated ( Thursday, November 5, 2009 )
 
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