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NEW YORK, NY July 04, 2007 —4th of July festivities are underway. Commentator Tamara Reynolds came to New York looking to start her own special 4th of July tradition. She found it, through fried chicken. Tamara Reynolds makes Sunday dinner for friends and strangers every week, at her home in Astoria.

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