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POT AU PHO is a soup and noodle shop housed in a tiny storefront on Whitney Avenue in New Haven.

IT was Friday night in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, and 30 young men were crammed inside a tiny storefront on Marcus Garvey Boulevard.

The restaurant opened in 1976 in a tiny storefront on St. Marks Place, and moved to Twelfth Street in the eighties.

For instance, there were the perfumed cornes de gazelles I picked up at Pâtisserie Malika, a tiny storefront on Boulevard de Ménilmontant in the 20th Arrondissement.

Not too long ago I was visiting the Aguilar branch of the library; at the time it, too, was a tiny storefront, on Third Avenue at 107th Street, making do while its permanent home on 110th Street was being renovated.

It's not the South or even South Jersey, but a tangy Southern pulled pork or pulled chicken barbecue sandwich can be found at a tiny storefront on Ocean Avenue in Belmar, across the street from the boardwalk.

As a reader or two might remember, I've kept an eye on a tiny storefront down the block from my house, as a nano-measure of Beijing's economic health.

By Evan Osnos August 6, 2009 As a reader or two might remember, I've kept an eye on a tiny storefront down the block from my house, as a nano-measure of Beijing's economic health.

THE PLACE Along a strip of Ninth Avenue dotted with bodegas, Bathtub Gin is stashed behind a tiny storefront for the Stone Street Coffee Company, a roaster in Brooklyn.

No one knows their numbers for sure, but the Sudanese Association of Iraq, housed in a tiny storefront with Sudan Airways posters on the walls, estimates about 3,000.

With her husband's encouragement, Ms. Dwan leased a tiny storefront in a Spanish Mission-style building on Gayley Street in the Westwood section of Los Angeles in 1959.