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The document discusses a project to collect interesting items and situations found by people in the New York City subway system. People will be invited to photograph and submit their findings via social media or email, with the photos categorized and published online. The goal is to then submit an compilation of findings to FOUND magazine for a future edition.
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Inthesubway
- 1. The city is full of interesting stuff that we find every day
- 2. The guys at FOUND magazine have devoted a whole publication to show what people from all over find everywhere: in the street , bus , inside library books .