Maurice Robinson, left, takes orders from behind the grill of his sidewalk cart outside the barber shop he also owns in southern Harlem, Monday, June 26, 2017, just north of Central Park in New York. Robinson's cart draws a constant line of hungry patrons, and patrons say he's a neighborhood institution, known not just for his bargain hot dogs, burgers and fries, but his friendly demeanor too. Many longtime Harlem residents like Robinson were upset when a local realtor renamed the area SoHa. They claim Harlem is too rich in history and culture to be renamed. (AP Photo/Kathy Willens)
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