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Image title	New-York April 29, 2007 - Manhattan's railroad-style diners becoming extinct. The Moondance is a chromed, railcar-style place. After more than 70 years, the owners of the lot at 80 Sixth Ave. have decided not to renew the diner's lease. They received permission from the city to build a residential building. The word "diner" comes from "dining car," as they were once based on a railroad design. They started as mobile lunch wagons 150 years ago, and evolved into the prefabricated, easy-to-move structures we know today. The true stand-alone railroad-car diner is down to just a few in Manhattan.
Camera manufacturer	Leica Camera AG
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Author	Jean-Michel Clajot
Copyright holder	Jean-Michel Clajot
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Date and time of data generation	21:02, 28 April 2007
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File change date and time	11:08, 10 December 2007
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Date and time of digitizing	21:02, 28 April 2007
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Metering mode	Center weighted average
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Flash	Flash did not fire, auto mode
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Digital zoom ratio	0
Focal length in 35 mm film	121 mm
Scene capture type	Standard
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