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Dan Collins: Goodbye, Giuliani 
Huffington Post | by Dan Collins | Tue, Dec 22
He put the city's emergency command center in the worst possible location - the World Trade Center -- because it was within walking distance of City Hall. That's why Giuliani was famously trudging through the streets of lower Manhattan following the attack -- he had no place to go.
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