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5th Avenue in Front of Trump Tower the Day After Election Day, NYC, USA Royalty Free Stock Photo

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5th Avenue in Front of Trump Tower the Day After Election Day, NYC, USA

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Wednesday, November 9th, 2016: It is the day after Election Day and Donald Trump has been elected the 45th President of the United States of America. The sidewalk in front of Trump Tower is closed and sanitation trucks filled with sand are parked in front of the building, acting as a barricade and extra safety precaution. On the opposite side of 5th Avenue, a circus of media, police, and protesters. Yet, traffic drives down 5th Avenue as usual, like any other day.