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Clockwise from top left, Al-Amad Grocery, Ave. B; Stop One Supermarket, Manhattan Ave, Brooklyn; 2121 Deli Grocery, 2121 Second Ave; Express Candy Grocery, Lexington Ave.
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The Bodega
Grocery store, social club, even day-care center. New York’s bodegas make its unforgiving streets into neighborhoods.
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