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  <title>Comments for Minerva, the pinnacle of Brooklyn</title>
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    <title>Minerva, the pinnacle of Brooklyn</title>
    <summary>From Paul Ford&apos;s &quot;$5 Chocolate Bar&quot;: Brooklyn has squandered the treasures she brought with her when she burst out of her father&apos;s brain. She&apos;s thinking,...</summary>
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      <![CDATA[<p>From Paul Ford's "<a href="http://www.ftrain.com/five-dollar-chocolate-bar.html">$5 Chocolate Bar</a>":</p>

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<p>Brooklyn has squandered the treasures she brought with her when she burst out of her father's brain. She's thinking, they took the fire from Prometheus and made 'smores. And then--just a flicker out of the Gowanus and two man-shapes behind it. Something bright. A flash of cheer.</p>

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<p>Paul Ford and I live a few miles apart in New York City, but we never really see each other. We grew up a few miles apart in Pennsylvania, but never met each other back then. He lived in <a href="http://www.hersheypa.com/town_of_hershey/built_on_chocolate.html">a town</a> where they make chocolate bars, and I bet some of 'em cost five bucks now.</p>]]>
      
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