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|aSullivan, Robert
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|aRats|bobservations on the history and habitat of the city's most unwanted inhabitants|cRobert Sullivan
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|aThoreau went to Walden Pond to live simply in the wild and contemplate his own place in the world by observing nature. Robert Sullivan went to a disused, garbage-filled alley in lower Manhattan to contemplate the city and its lesser-known inhabitants--by observing the rat. Rats live in the world precisely where humans do; they survive on the effluvia of human society; they eat our garbage. While dispensing
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|aSullivan, Robert, 1963
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|aRats--New York (State)--New York--Anecdotes
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|aUrban pests--New York (State)--New York--Anecdotes
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|aAlex Awards
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