To ErgoMike's observation, here is a slightly easier to read version of the TFR:
ALTITUDE: SURFACE UP TO AND INCLUDING 4000' MSL
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Airspace Definition:
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Region bounded by:
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Latitude:
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Longitude:
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FRD:
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From:
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40º47'29"N
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73º56'09"W
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To:
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40º48'22"N
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73º58'15"W
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To:
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40º45'17"N
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74º00'28"W
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To:
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40º42'22"N
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74º01'11"W
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To:
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40º42'00"N
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74º00'54"W
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To:
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40º42'38"N
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73º58'40"W
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To:
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40º42'47"N
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73º58'33"W
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To:
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40º43'37"N
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73º58''17"W
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To:
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40º44'33"N
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73º58'20"W
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To:
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40º46'33"N
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73º56'19"W
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I would guess that the FAA's TFR website can display TFRs that are circles around a point, or maybe rectangles ("TFRs for Beginners")....but a 10-sided monster such as this TFR, which essentially is the perimeter around the bottom half of Manhattan, is beyond their capabilities.