No. 43
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No. 44
Because of the dog runs. You get to know everybody and their dogs, and the dogs get to know each other. I’m finding also, as I have a child, a similar thing with children. But the dog-run society is a big deal.
—Edie Falco
No. 45
Because it’s not a company town
like L.A., it’s not provincial like Paris, and it’s not snobby like London.
—Erica Jong
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