+ Follow VAN HORN Tag
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[Title] => Knicks on a tailspin
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A steady downpour drenched the Big Apple and downtown traffic crawled to a snail’s pace. The temperature dropped to the low 30s. If you were out on the streets and didn’t wear gloves, your hands would numb with the cold. If you didn’t wear an extra layer of clothing, you’d stiffen like a frozen popsicle.
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VAN HORN
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A steady downpour drenched the Big Apple and downtown traffic crawled to a snail’s pace. The temperature dropped to the low 30s. If you were out on the streets and didn’t wear gloves, your hands would numb with the cold. If you didn’t wear an extra layer of clothing, you’d stiffen like a frozen popsicle.
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