Afternoon is boisterous and hoggish. Just above the smacks and clacks of dress shoes— shinier and squeakier than the silver-grey fox marble floor they shoot across as if a revolver clicked then boomed at the starting line of the Olympics’ track field—are suit cases and wheeled book bags grinding and gearing. Their…
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