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When I visited the Queens campus last May, I saw impressively cosmopolitan teen-agers sipping coffee in class.
On my most recent visit to Paris, in May, I saw no duck l'orange on any menus.
Then, during the Hay festival, a jamboree of book-loving that engulfs the town in late May, I saw that Hay Hotfooters were arranging a jog.
Backupify was the leader in cloud-to-cloud backup, and when I got to know the CEO, Rob May, I saw we had a lot in common.
While a Fulbright Scholar teaching college journalism in Azerbaijan last May, I saw firsthand the late-night, public celebration in the capital city of Baku when the country's entry in the 2011 Eurovision contest, Eli and Nikki, won the multinational popular-vote competition, almost out of nowhere.
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