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	<title>Is there a bad day to eat fish in NYC?</title>
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	<description>Fact or fiction : All (or most) NYC restaurants get their fish deliveries on the same day every week. So, as the legend goes, it is a bad idea to order fish in a restaurant on the day or two preceding that day.&lt;br&gt;
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Some say that the deliveries come on Monday, others say Tuesday.  It seems implausible, but I&apos;ve heard it from a number of people who have lived in the city for longer than I.</description>
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