Life in New York for UN newcomers a love hate mix
Newcomers to the United Nations face a love hate life in New York. A city booklet invites friends among New Yorkers while many diplomats report crime, high rents, and cold receptions. Programs by the city aim to ease isolation for families in Queens and beyond, pairing hospitality with English classes and cross country exchanges.
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World Almanac facts on blue whale size and diplomat notes
The World Almanac states the blue whale reaches about 100 feet and 150 tons and feeds by swimming with its mouth open to collect plankton, then filters water out. Diplomatic observers discuss New York costs for staff and police protection issues around demonstrations near foreign missions and the UN.
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