Every two weeks, the town residents put out for trash their hard, nonorganic items: old TVs, broken chairs, boxes of paperbacks, end tables, busted lamps, toys their children had outgrown, and so on.

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Inside the crater, they saw computer monitors, keyboards, broken swivel chairs and briefcases, as well as jewelry and shoes.

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Chairs are broken up by tables with water and chocolate for people in attendance, and there's a rounded stage with a massive projection behind it.

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You entered a maze of tiny cramped rooms filled with broken and decrepit tables and chairs, like an attic a hundred years old, decaying objects suffused in cobwebs and mildew.

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The formation of the new Big East represents the latest round of musical chairs known as realignment a football-driven escapade that has broken up long-standing rivalries and traditions as schools chase the multi-billion-dollar riches that television networks desperate for DVR-proof programming are now willing to pay.

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