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Outside Ground Zero, locals and tourists both paid their respects on the 14th anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks.

Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?This photo was taken 14 months after the attacks. "ItA flight attendant's view of the Pentagon on departureContributor Julia Barden says she loves to visit her hometown of New York City with her children. "There is just so much to see and discover that one lifetime doesn't seem to be enough!"A solitary figure pauses at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.One World Trade Center, also known as the Freedom Tower, lights up the New York City skyline.The FDNY Memorial Wall honors members and volunteers of the New York City Fire Department who were killed on Sept. 11, 2001.New York City's Tribute in Light shone bright on Sept. 10, 2014, next to the Freedom Tower.Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?Your Take: What do you remember most about 9/11?One World Trade Center, also known as the Freedom Tower, lights up the New York City skyline.The FDNY Memorial Wall honors members and volunteers of the New York City Fire Department who were killed on Sept. 11, 2001.New York City's Tribute in Light shone bright on Sept. 10, 2014, next to the Freedom Tower.
Students honor Patriot Day at Michigan State UniversityFlags are placed in the names of victims etched into panels on one of two reflecting pools at the National September 11 Memorial. Twin one-acre reflecting pools were built where the Twin Towers stood. The 30-foot manmade waterfalls are meant to signify falling tears.Years after the attacks, Julia Barden captured the hustle and bustle of Times Square, marveling at the resilience of the city. "As I stood in Times Square on 9/11, I wondered if we'd ever be normal again. Gradually, the shoppers and the tourists and the street vendors returned because we wouldn't let fear win. But we also know things will never be the same. Never forget.""This photo was taken on a bike ride in Liberty State Park, N.J., at sunset while staying on a boat in Liberty Landing in Jersey City. It is an amazing structure, especially at sunset, as it reflects the island of Manhattan, such an appropriate reflection when you consider it is a dedication to the N.J. lives lost in Manhattan on 9/11."
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Rosemary Cain walks in honor of her son in 2011, at the 10th annual tribute to FDNY Father Mychal F. Judge, O.F.M., and all those lost on 9/11. Judge served as chaplain for the FDNY and was the first recorded fatality of the 2001 attacks.
Flags fly at the University of Missouri's on Sept. 11, 2013.
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Students honor Patriot Day at Michigan State UniversityFlags are placed in the names of victims etched into panels on one of two reflecting pools at the National September 11 Memorial. Twin one-acre reflecting pools were built where the Twin Towers stood. The 30-foot manmade waterfalls are meant to signify falling tears.Years after the attacks, Julia Barden captured the hustle and bustle of Times Square, marveling at the resilience of the city. "As I stood in Times Square on 9/11, I wondered if we'd ever be normal again. Gradually, the shoppers and the tourists and the street vendors returned because we wouldn't let fear win. But we also know things will never be the same. Never forget.""This photo was taken on a bike ride in Liberty State Park, N.J., at sunset while staying on a boat in Liberty Landing in Jersey City. It is an amazing structure, especially at sunset, as it reflects the island of Manhattan, such an appropriate reflection when you consider it is a dedication to the N.J. lives lost in Manhattan on 9/11."

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