It kind of knows people are going to ask how do you get from Boston to New York City.

就像你知道别人会问你,从波士顿到纽约怎么走。

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Because there's a lot of commuters who come in from the north of New York City,

因为从纽约北部来的通勤者很多，

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And if you're going from Boston to someplace else where New York just happens to be on the way, it doesn't have to recompute that part of it.

如果你是从波士顿到其他地方,而碰巧路过纽约你就不需要，重新计算从波士顿到纽约这段路了。

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Every major African-American writer of the twentieth century, at least until your lifetime, when black writers in this country are now born and raised in cities, in California or Minneapolis or New York or and in modern Atlanta and they come from all the same places other Americas do.

二十世纪的每一个主流的非裔美籍作家,至少到你们这一辈子所能接触到的,这个国家的黑人作家,现在,都生于城市长于城市,在加州,明尼阿波利斯市或者纽约市,或者现代亚特兰大,他们从和其他美国人来自同一个地方

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And I'm actually leaving on Monday, and so I won't live here anymore, starting this week.

我周一就要离开纽约了，所以从这个星期开始，我就不会住在这儿了。

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with a thousand New Yorkers walking past you,

有数以千计的纽约人从你旁边走过，

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The figure you are quoting in New York times which came out of a report published by a French economist who lives in India John Kenneth. And the article was by Sangota, the New York Times editor.

你从纽约时报,某篇报道上摘下来的数据,出自一名住在印度的法国经济学家,之手，他叫约翰·克南斯,该文章由纽约时报的圣郭特所编辑。

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