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Brooklyn has always been a place of movement. People arrived by ferry, by elevated train, by subway, by bridge, by labor migration, by necessity, and by ambition. The borough has changed shape many times, but it has never lost a sense of momentum. You can stand at the Brooklyn Heights Promenade and look out at Lower Manhattan, then turn around and find row houses, playgrounds, synagogues, churches, brownstone blocks, art studios, courts, storefronts, and apartment towers al