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The Kindergarten Drop-Off That Saved Howard Lutnick
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The Kindergarten Drop-Off That Saved Howard Lutnick
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Cantor Fitzgerald suffered devastating losses, Howard Lutnick, its former chairman and current commerce secretary, told the Washington Examiner.
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At 8:46 on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, American Airlines Flight 11 struck the north face of 1 World Trade Center. The plane’s impact sheared through the tower’s core, collapsing the stairwells and cutting the upper floors off from any route down.
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The Kindergarten Drop-Off That Saved Howard Lutnick
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The kindergarten drop-off that saved Howard Lutnick and the 658 who never made it home
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