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Warren: So Antoinette, youve been living in Japan for a while now, right? Antoinette: Yes, that's right. Warren: Well, can you tell me, do you like to use chopsticks or forks and knives more? Antoinette: It depends on what Im eating really. For the m
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Warren: Hey, Antoinette, why dont you tell me about growing up in New York? Antoinette: New York. Warren, why do you want to know about that? Well, growing up in New York was lots of fun. I loved growing up in New York. I couldnt imagine growing up a
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Warren: So, thanks for telling me about the ballet and all that kind of stuff, but Im really more into sports and things like that. Do you know of any other things you can do in New York? Antoinette: Oh, absolutely. There are a lot of events for a sp
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