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		<title>The Passage Between Brooklyn and Paris</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>There are 25 passages in Paris. They’re easy to miss if you don’t know where to look: narrow corridors tucked between buildings, occasionally sealed by glass roofs, often glowing with a kind of diffused light. Some are elegant, lined with antique shops and glazed moldings. Others are so worn they seem to belong to an earlier century. Despite their appearance, they all play the same quiet trick: they move you from one street to another without fully returning you to the city outside. Since moving to Paris, I’ve started to see my relocation as a passage: a place you pass</p>
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