Assume you are walking from CUNY Graduate Center at 34th Street and 5th Ave to Columbus Circleat 59th Street and 8th Ave, along streets (moving west) and avenues (moving north), and notthrough buildings or diagonal streets such as Broadway. Before leaving, you decide you will stop atyour favorite coffee shop, which is on 50th Street and 6th Ave. In how many different ways can youcarry out your journey? Assume you are walking from CUNY Graduate Center at 34th Street and 5th Ave to Columbus Circleat 59th Street and 8th Ave, along streets (moving west) and avenues (moving north), and notthrough buildings or diagonal streets such as Broadway. Before leaving, you decide you will stop atyour favorite coffee shop, which is on 50th Street and 6th Ave. In how many different ways can youcarry out your journey?

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