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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about NFT, York, strong>the with the genre: Travel, United States?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Not For Tourists Guide to Brooklyn'
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conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for this book?
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conversations.value: Not For Tourists Guide to Brooklyn
  Because like a well-played game of stickball, marathon session of double dutch or hard-fought round of skully, NFT is old school: a thoughtfully assembled, well-edited collection of maps, listings, and descriptions designed to help you find the best of Brooklyn and not waste a nanosecond of your time on anything else.
  That's right, friends: For the price of a Roberta's pizza—or a little less than what you'd spend for three helpings of tacos from Sunset Park's Tacos Matamoros...or for just about what you'd spend for a dozen or so pupusas at the Red Hook Ballfields—you'll have a fully updated catalog of local restaurants, bars, shops, and landmarks, plus extended coverage of parks, beaches, sports arenas, and museums. If you're nonplussed by the giant super-expensive glossy foldout map in the back, think about this: Do you really want to rely on Taxi TV to get from Greenpoint to Crown Heights?
  Face it: you need us. Wrap your furry paws around this superior guide of all things Brooklyn and get ready to scout the tastiest dim sum, the artiest art, the rowdiest pubs, the prettiest parks, the quirkiest 24-hour bowling alleys, and all the rest of the borough's hidden treasures. When you come across something we missed, send us a note at www.notfortourists.com. The only thing we like more than your incalculable admiration is snappy and pointed, yet pertinent, critique.
  The northernmost neighborhood in Brooklyn, Greenpoint has multiple personality disorder. It's strongly Polish (hence the mouth-watering bakeries and butcher shops) and solidly trendy. As the name suggests, parts are indeed green, but it's also home to one of America's filthiest waterways.
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conversations.value: Admission is free on Saturdays 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and on weekdays from mid-November to the end of February. Otherwise, entrance fees are $10 per adult, $5 for seniors and students (seniors are free on Fridays, and zilch if you're under 12 years of age).
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conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Who the hell still buys records? Ask the clerks at Earwax (Map 2), Academy Annex (Map 2), or Rough Trade (Map 2), all in Williamsburg (duh). Bierkraft (Map 9) is among the best places in the city to buy brews, and Blue Marble (Map 8) does the same for ice cream. McSweeney's shop/tutoring center, Brooklyn Superhero Supply (Map 9), is a fun place to buy gifts. The local appetite for handmade jewelry, vintage clothes, twee nick-knacks, and irresistibly hip baby clothes gives rise to many a pop-up market throughout the year. The Renegade Craft Fair (www.renegadecraft.com) is one of the biggest and best. The ever-expanding Brooklyn Flea (Map 6) runs all year round, indoor in cold months and outdoors in warm, with its foodie extension Smorgasburg now popular enough to have spinoff locations all its own. And don't forget humble stoop sales: you may even make a new friend while buying a gently used Cuisinart for $10.
  NFT will work with you to design a custom map that promotes your company or event. NFT's team will come up with something new or put a fresh face on something you already have. We provide custom map-making and information design services to fit your needs—whether simply showing where your organization is located on one of our existing maps, or creating a completely new visual context for the information you wish to convey. NFT will help you—and your audience—make the most of the place you're in, while you're in it.
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC. Bierkraft (Map 9) is among the best places in the city to buy brews, and Blue Marble (Map 8) does the same for ice cream. McSweeney's shop/tutoring center, Brooklyn Superhero Supply (Map 9), is a fun place to buy gifts. The local appetite for handmade jewelry, vintage clothes, twee nick-knacks, and irresistibly hip baby clothes gives rise to many a pop-up market throughout the year. The Renegade Craft Fair (www.renegadecraft.com) is one of the biggest and best. The ever-expanding Brooklyn Flea (Map 6) runs all year round, indoor in cold months and outdoors in warm, with its foodie extension Smorgasburg now popular enough to have spinoff locations all its own. And don't forget humble stoop sales: you may even make a new friend while buying a gently used Cuisinart for $10.
  NFT will work with you to design a custom map that promotes your company or event. NFT's team will come up with something new or put a fresh face on something you already have. We provide custom map-making and information design services to fit your needs—whether simply showing where your organization is located on one of our existing maps, or creating a completely new visual context for the information you wish to convey. NFT will help you—and your audience—make the most of the place you're in, while you're in it.Who the hell still buys records? Ask the clerks at Earwax (Map 2), Academy Annex (Map 2), or Rough Trade (Map 2), all in Williamsburg (duh).
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first three paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Not For Tourists Guide to Brooklyn
  Because like a well-played game of stickball, marathon session of double dutch or hard-fought round of skully, NFT is old school: a thoughtfully assembled, well-edited collection of maps, listings, and descriptions designed to help you find the best of Brooklyn and not waste a nanosecond of your time on anything else.
  That's right, friends: For the price of a Roberta's pizza—or a little less than what you'd spend for three helpings of tacos from Sunset Park's Tacos Matamoros...or for just about what you'd spend for a dozen or so pupusas at the Red Hook Ballfields—you'll have a fully updated catalog of local restaurants, bars, shops, and landmarks, plus extended coverage of parks, beaches, sports arenas, and museums. If you're nonplussed by the giant super-expensive glossy foldout map in the back, think about this: Do you really want to rely on Taxi TV to get from Greenpoint to Crown Heights?
  Face it: you need us. Wrap your furry paws around this superior guide of all things Brooklyn and get ready to scout the tastiest dim sum, the artiest art, the rowdiest pubs, the prettiest parks, the quirkiest 24-hour bowling alleys, and all the rest of the borough's hidden treasures. When you come across something we missed, send us a note at www.notfortourists.com. The only thing we like more than your incalculable admiration is snappy and pointed, yet pertinent, critique.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is another paragraph?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: It's often noted that if Brooklyn were its own city, it would be the fourth largest in the country. By the same token, if it weren't for certain world-class institutions on the Upper East Side, the Brooklyn Museum would get a lot more attention than it does. Thus, a lot of conversations about the Brooklyn Museum start with something along the lines of, "In any other city..." and usually circle around to something along the lines of how hard it is to lure visitors from Manhattan.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last five paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Who the hell still buys records? Ask the clerks at Earwax(Map 2), Academy Annex (Map 2), or Rough Trade (Map 2), all in Williamsburg (duh). Bierkraft (Map 9) is among the best places in the city to buy brews, and Blue Marble (Map 8) does the same for ice cream. McSweeney's shop/tutoring center, Brooklyn Superhero Supply (Map 9), is a fun place to buy gifts. The local appetite for handmade jewelry, vintage clothes, twee nick-knacks, and irresistibly hip baby clothes gives rise to many a pop-up market throughout the year. The Renegade Craft Fair (www.renegadecraft.com) is one of the biggest and best. The ever-expanding Brooklyn Flea (Map 6) runs all year round, indoor in cold months and outdoors in warm, with its foodie extension Smorgasburg now popular enough to have spinofflocations all its own. And don't forget humble stoop sales: you may even make a new friend while buying a gently used Cuisinart for $10.
  NFT will work with you to design a custom map that promotes your company or event. NFT's team will come up with something new or put a fresh face on something you already have. We provide custom map-making and information design services to fit your needs—whether simply showing where your organization is located on one of our existing maps, or creating a completely new visual context for the information you wish to convey. NFT will help you—and your audience—make the most of the place you're in, while you're in it.
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC
  Boston • Brooklyn • Chicago • London • Los Angeles • New York City • Philadelphia • San Francisco • Seattle • Washington DC