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"It’s the highest point of Brooklyn, so you could see all the smoke."

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"It’s the highest point of Brooklyn, so you could see all the smoke."

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"The feeling of, ‘Why Moises? Why not me?' is something that will travel in me my entire life."

"The feeling of, ‘Why Moises? Why not me?' is something that will travel in me my entire life."

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"She said, 'Stacy, I've gotta go,' and she hung up on me."

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"She said, 'Stacy, I've gotta go,' and she hung up on me."

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"The last picture she saw was one of me."

"The last picture she saw was one of me."

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"I picked up my stethoscope, I flagged an emergency vehicle, hopped on."

"I picked up my stethoscope, I flagged an emergency vehicle, hopped on."

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"What do you say to a woman that lost her son?"

"What do you say to a woman that lost her son?"

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"Everything I touched burned my hands."

"Everything I touched burned my hands."

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"He's always been on my mind ever since then..."

"He's always been on my mind ever since then..."

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"There's a form we fill out and it's called 'On My Death.'"

"There's a form we fill out and it's called 'On My Death.'"

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"We got to the World Trade Center in a matter of minutes."

"We got to the World Trade Center in a matter of minutes."