Damon Runyon New York underworld stories

Target entity: Damon Runyon New York underworld stories
Context triple: [Blood Pressure, fictionalUniverse, Damon Runyon New York underworld stories]

• A. New York City underworld
  The New York City underworld is a shadowy, highly organized criminal ecosystem of assassins, crime syndicates, and secret codes that operates beneath the city’s surface in the John Wick universe.
• B. “Memories of West Street and Lepke”
  “Memories of West Street and Lepke” is a confessional poem by Robert Lowell that reflects on his imprisonment and political disillusionment, included in his influential collection Life Studies.
• C. Al Capone of New Jersey
  Al Capone of New Jersey was the notorious nickname of Prohibition-era mobster Longy Zwillman, a powerful organized crime boss who dominated bootlegging and racketeering in New Jersey.
• D. New York Racket
  New York Racket was the original name of the American department store chain that later became known as Belk.
• E. New York of Yesterday
  New York of Yesterday is a historical book that vividly chronicles the social life, architecture, and cultural development of old New York City.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Damon Runyon New York underworld stories
Target entity description: The Damon Runyon New York underworld stories are a series of humorous, slang-filled tales set among gamblers, gangsters, and showgirls in Prohibition-era Manhattan.

• A. New York City underworld
  The New York City underworld is a shadowy, highly organized criminal ecosystem of assassins, crime syndicates, and secret codes that operates beneath the city’s surface in the John Wick universe.
• B. “Memories of West Street and Lepke”
  “Memories of West Street and Lepke” is a confessional poem by Robert Lowell that reflects on his imprisonment and political disillusionment, included in his influential collection Life Studies.
• C. Al Capone of New Jersey
  Al Capone of New Jersey was the notorious nickname of Prohibition-era mobster Longy Zwillman, a powerful organized crime boss who dominated bootlegging and racketeering in New Jersey.
• D. New York Racket
  New York Racket was the original name of the American department store chain that later became known as Belk.
• E. New York of Yesterday
  New York of Yesterday is a historical book that vividly chronicles the social life, architecture, and cultural development of old New York City.
• F. None of above. chosen