There were efforts, using water, to contain the fire in One Meridian Plaza. WTC7 didn't have that luxury; it didn't even have working sprinklers after the collapses of the Twin Towers.
One Meridian Plaza also suffered significant structural damage due to the fire. Not enough to threaten it's stability, sure, but thermal expansion took its toll.
And that's all ignoring the difference in structural design. It's like comparing one person's successful battle with a specific cancer to another person's lost battle to the same cancer. You'd be looked at sideways for suggesting the latter was actually murdered simply because the former survived, even if the former survived a longer battle because of better access to cancer treatment.
Look at the post I was responding to. It seemed to be claiming that collapse was inevitable in a large uncontrolled fire burning for many hours. I was simply demonstrating this wasn't the case. Do you ever look at the context of my posts or does the knee just jerk?