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No Clearance in Niche candystripe sign

Candystripe is the unofficial name of the red and white stripes on walls and other structures of subways (chiefly NYC) to indicate there is insufficient clearance between the walls or other structures and the track for a person to safely stand and not be struck by a passing train.

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2007 New York New Year

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New York
Manhattan
New York
United States

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Canon PowerShot S70
(Replaced by Canon PowerShot S90)

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