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Casey Neistat: Why I Run the New York City Marathon Every Year

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Casey Neistat: Why I Run the New York City Marathon Every Year

The marathon is an incredible thing to see one person do. But when you multiply it by nearly 60,000, then add over two million screaming spectators, it is simply extraordinary, writes Casey Neistat.

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