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Paris. November 13, 2015. Fortunately, I was home after an early dinner out with a friend when the terrorist attacks took place. Along with the entire world, I watched in horror as the events unfolded, finally retiring to bed at 5 a.m. I woke up the next morning to the reality of how Paris (and the world) had changed forever. But this time, different from the Charlie Hebdo attacks, I decided to wander out, both to visit several of the attack sites and pay homage to the victims, but also to demonstrate to myself and to the terrorists that I refused to be a prisoner in my own home. I decided to go about...
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