New York Minute
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New York minute is a common expression meaning an "instant" or a "flash",[1] i.e., an extremely short time, defined by the fast pace characterizing New York City.[2]
The expression has been used in several media titles, listed here in alphabetical order:
- In a New York Minute, an album by Ian Shaw
- In a New York Minute (song), a song by Ronnie McDowell
- New York Minute, a 2004 short film by Michael Arbouet
- New York Minute (film), a 2004 American teen comedy starring Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen
- New York Minute (Law & Order), a television episode of Law & Order
- New York Minute (song), a song by Don Henley
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