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In a poignant letter of forgiveness to New York City, New York Times columnist Roger Cohen examines captures the uniqueness of the city that he loves: "I forgive you now and forever. How could I ever begrudge you your restlessness, your relentlessness, your lip, your effrontery, your appraising glance, your pushiness, your impatience, your disregard for social niceties, when I knew all along that your great secret was that an extreme degree of ambition coexists in your streets with the empathy every New Yorker feels for a fellow New Yorker?"
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