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Kate Lowenstein is a health editor

currently at Vice; Daniel Gritzer is

the culinary director of the cooking

site Serious Eats.

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the annual No Pants Subway Ride recently. The improvisation art

event featured hundreds of people riding commuter trains in their

underwear in cities including Chicago, Mexico City, Tokyo, London,

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