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For decades, Paris carried a reputation that was as famous as the Eiffel Tower and as infamous as the city’s traffic: Parisians were perceived as cold, arrogant, impatient, and reluctant to speak anything but French. Visitors often returned home with stories of curt waiters, dismissive shopkeepers, and the sense that outsiders were tolerated rather than welcomed. How radically things have changed. Over the past fifty years, many regular visitors to Paris — myself included —

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