NEW YORK -- When Dennis Mangone enters the lavish restaurant in the new Time Warner Center, he's treated like a celebrity: The waiters know him by name, and the host leads him to one of the best seats in the house, with breathtaking views of Central Park and near a famous movie director who's eating breakfast. (Full article: 1165 words)

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