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By noon, the quarter is humming. Pensioners debate politics and cucumber prices. Kids race marbles down gutters engineered by generations of trial and error. Young artists — drawn by rents that still laugh at the concept of “market rate” — turn abandoned storage rooms into galleries and guerrilla gardens.
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They just go home, pack lighter, and start planning the return. By noon, the quarter is humming