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Why does the speaker mention seemingly minor price increases in the second stanza? (Harlem by Langston Hughes)

Why does the speaker mention seemingly minor price increases in the second stanza? (Harlem by Langston Hughes)
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Why does the speaker mention seemingly minor price increases in the second stanza? (Harlem by Langston Hughes)

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