Both are trustees of the Edison Birthplace Association, which operates the Thomas Edison Birthplace Museum.
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The global president Location: The McKinley Birthplace Museum, Niles Just outside of Youngstown, 140 miles Northeast of Harding's stomping ground, is the birthplace of President William McKinley.
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Four "Peepmobiles" are set to drive from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania (birthplace of Peeps) and stop along six Dunkin' Donut stores, handing out free goodies until it reaches Quincy, Massachusetts, the birthplace of DD's.
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The recovery was welcomed by the United States, Baumel's birthplace.
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Add "US birthplace" and I think that about covers it.
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He's lied about his own questioning of President Obama's birthplace.
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It also happens to be the birthplace of Republican Rep.
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It's worth remembering that Corning was the birthplace of Pyrex.
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Prohibition was the birthplace of organized crime in that country.
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"France is actually the birthplace of philosophical feminism," Schiappa said.
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"Europe is regarded as the 'birthplace of democracy,' " Burt wrote.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Roman Polanski's birthplace.
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Few contest that Napoli, Italy is the birthplace of pizza.
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She recalled Mr. Trump's history of questioning President Obama's birthplace.
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It's the birthplace of Donald Trump's mother, Mary Anne MacLeod.
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She has visited Tuskegee University and George Washington Carver's birthplace.
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It is considered the birthplace of the gay rights movement.
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An earlier version of this review misstated Laura Owens's birthplace.
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Occupy was, in retrospect, the birthplace of our current moment.
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His birthplace on Long Island is a state historic site.
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"That's the birthplace of Louisiana Republicanism, Jefferson Parish," Carville said.
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He was instrumental in sowing doubts about President Obama's birthplace.
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VIRGINIA prides itself on being a birthplace of enduring democratic traditions.
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They knew these false questions had been raised about his birthplace.
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When she was liberated in January, Hirsch returned to her birthplace.
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John Wayne Birthplace and Museum, 205 John Wayne Drive, Winterset; johnwaynebirthplace.museum.
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These labs are the birthplace of great television, so pay attention.
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The birthplace of civilization is waiting to begin a new renaissance.
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Many historians place his actual birthplace in the former Soviet Union.
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The guides said that Rockwell's birthplace was on West 21894rd Street.
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Restaurant Casa Vlad Dracula, the purported birthplace of Vlad the Impaler.
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He's lied about his own questioning of President Barack Obama's birthplace.
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What's more, Canada is considered the birthplace of modern ice hockey.
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Like much of Israeli cuisine, falafel's birthplace is up for debate.
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Georgia: The birthplace and childhood home of Martin Luther King Jr.
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Clinton, suggesting falsely that she, too, had questioned the president's birthplace.
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He was returning to his birthplace and was miserable about it.
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"Berkeley is the birthplace of the free speech movement," he added.
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But Umbria fiercely guards its reputation as the birthplace of porchetta.
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Cover: 18 July 2018, Austria, Braunau am Inn: Adolf Hitler's birthplace.
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Clinton first raised doubts eight years ago about Mr. Obama's birthplace.
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Most attacks focus on Borno state, the birthplace of the insurgency.
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They act like the birthplace for new stars to form continuously.
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Shinsekai, in particular, is known for being the birthplace of kushikatsu.
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Blenheim is the ancestral home and the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
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She won at least one delegate in American Samoa, her birthplace.
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The Scandinavian country is the birthplace of the offshore-wind industry.
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Najd is the birthplace of the country's ultraconservative Wahhabi religious movement.
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It was special because it was the birthplace of the Manchus.
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In 2006, Andress was named honorary citizen of her birthplace Ostermundigen.
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He was nicknamed Irish and his birthplace, like Conlon's, was Belfast.
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Area 51 was the birthplace of overhead espionage for the CIA.
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How did it come to this, in the birthplace of Voltaire?
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Those who consider him as a brutal authoritarian resent the beautification and memorialization of his birthplace by the provincial government, comparing it to the birthplace of the founder of North Korea, Kim Il-sung, in Pyongyang.
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"Wisconsin was the birthplace of the Republican Party, and right now we are the birthplace of the new conservative revolution in America," said Brad Schimel, the state's attorney general, offering the crowd a bit of disputed trivia.
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First of all, Louisiana is considered to be the birthplace of jazz.
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These organizations have judged me by my ability rather than my birthplace.
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A birthplace for open ideas Jawaharlal Nehru University houses over 7,000 students.
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Some folks think Indiana is the birthplace of the Ku Klux Klan.
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We use factors like birthplace, religion, color, gender, socioeconomic background, education, etc.
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Autlan is best known as the birthplace of rock musician Carlos Santana.
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Named for its birthplace, El Rio is set for release June 10.
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They tend to erode distinctions of faith based on ethnicity or birthplace.
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Odate is part of the Akita prefecture, the birthplace of Akita dogs.
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Baquer Namazi has a US passport with his birthplace listed as Iraq.
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He questioned the birthplace of the first African-American president, Barack Obama.
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It was the birthplace of the leader of the suffragettes [Emmeline Pankhurst].
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He'll visit the birthplace of Islam, the Jewish homeland and the Vatican.
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Latin America has a fair claim to being the birthplace of the
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Founded in 1974, Indigo Ranch was an unlikely birthplace for nu metal.
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Venice is the birthplace of celebrated painters, architectural techniques, and historical monuments.
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Frankfurt, the birthplace of German poet Goethe, has only about 710,000 residents.
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Mike Pence of Indiana, has also been unequivocal about Mr. Obama birthplace.
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Trump in the last week has stepped up attacks on Cruz's birthplace.
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She undertook her first trip to Jamaica, her mother's birthplace, under duress.
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And after years of questioning Mr. Obama's birthplace — then falsely accusing Mrs.
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Clinton nor her campaign ever publicly questioned Mr. Obama's citizenship or birthplace.
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The mosque is known as the birthplace of an important Sufi cleric.
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Georgia and Virginia both claim to be the birthplace of Brunswick stew.
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"We're really a birthplace," she said, "and not just a showcase house."
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In many ways, Victorian England was the birthplace of the modern criminal.
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The collection's birthplace was Rocky Mountain Laboratories in Hamilton, Montana, in 1905.
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Bonn, Germany, is known as the birthplace of composer Ludwig van Beethoven.
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Inside is the spot Hindus consider the birthplace of the god Ram.
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Birmingham was the birthplace and affirmation of the nonviolent movement in America.
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They scraped up the sleeping generation and returned it to its birthplace.
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Sanmao returned to her birthplace on the Chinese mainland in April 1989.
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Tunisia, birthplace of the Arab Spring, has gone farthest on this front.
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He describes Perth as his birthplace, and Chennai, India, as his home.
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His political rise was built on a lie (about Barack Obama's birthplace).
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In second place is Seattle, Washington, the birthplace of java giant Starbucks.
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Shunned in America, he decamped to Europe, the birthplace of white nationalism.
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" The garage is sometimes referred to as the "birthplace of Silicon Valley.
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Colobane, which is also the birthplace of Mambéty, is in dire straits.
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It is not Canada that is an anti-us birthplace, but Manhattan. 8.
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If birthplace were the sole deciding factor, it would be a shoe-in.
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Supporters call it a welcome acknowledgement of the city as the philosopher's birthplace.
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But it's the undeniable birthplace of political success stories that few saw coming.
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"It's the country that returned my father to his birthplace, Poland," to die.
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It's nice to see Bündchen praising the olympics taking place in her birthplace.
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That house became the birthplace of hip-hop culture in Norte de Santander.
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Welcome to Chandler, Arizona, the unlikely birthplace of the self-driving car service.
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She also took the chance to hit him for questioning President Obama's birthplace.
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Hundreds also packed the streets of his birthplace, the northern city of Gondar.
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The birthplace of Pokémon finally has access to its most wildly popular incarnation.
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Paris is certainly a long way from his birthplace, in Oji, north Tokyo.
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Correggio spent most of the first two decades of life in his birthplace.
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Neither of them had heard of Mantle, much less anything about his birthplace.
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Al Rawdah mosque is known as the birthplace of an important Sufi cleric.
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The outlet noted that Orange County is the birthplace of former President Nixon.
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Sir Winston Churchill's birthplace and ancestral home has a new draw for tourists.
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Among the stops are the Washington Arch and the birthplace of Teddy Roosevelt.
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The courts, he said, are not supposed to be the birthplace of regulation.
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It was the hometown of the drug lord Pablo Escobar, not his birthplace.
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The 212 Minton's Playhouse, the birthplace of bebop, still rules over 118th Street.
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Texas is, in many ways, the birthplace of the American education reform movement.
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Related: Michoacan, the Birthplace of Mexico's Drug War, Is Still a Violent Quagmire
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He sent back proof of her birthplace and heard no more about it.
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On Sunday, it was the turn of Badiraguato, the birthplace of El Chapo.
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But by midcentury, it was the American city, birthplace of the United Nations.
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Armstrong's birthplace has been demolished but a commemorative plaque now marks the spot.
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In many ways, it is the birthplace of Eastern Europe's anti-Communist revolution.
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"We consider this the birthplace of modern-day special forces," Mr. Starbuck said.
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Mecca is the birthplace of Prophet Muhammad and the holiest site in Islam.
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Eventually, the city transformed into a cultural hub, becoming the birthplace of jazz.
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But not even the birthplace of pizza can dictate our standards these days.
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Nearly all of his major vulnerabilities (except his Canadian birthplace) got ample airtime.
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A birthplace of trade unionism, the region's main towns, Wilkes-Barre and Scranton (which was also the birthplace of Hillary Clinton's father), were so Democratic that Republican gerrymanderers designed the 17th congressional district that contains them as a Democratic sink.
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Tunnel vision Stonehenge may be Britain's birthplace, but traffic around the landmark is awful.
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Yet here, at the birthplace of democracy in Africa, are portents of its fragility.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story gave an incorrect birthplace for Abhijit Banerjee.
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His birthplace, within the borders of modern Belarus, meant he was adopted there too.
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It is the birthplace of rumba lingala, dance music that has spread beyond Africa.
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Xiangtan is one, not least because the prefecture includes the birthplace of Mao Zedong.
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France, the birthplace of vaccine pioneer Louis Pasteur, has a major problem with vaccines.
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She ended up attending public school in Yorktown — 40 minutes north of her birthplace.
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After weeks of speculation, the birthplace of baby Archie Harrison has finally been revealed.
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Ethiopia - the birthplace of Arabica, the world's most popular coffee - is of particular concern.
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Trump's first forays into the political arena called Obama's birthplace into question, without evidence.
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False stories about issues like President Obama's birthplace made it onto a major network.
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Ethiopia is the natural birthplace of wild Arabica coffee and Africa's largest coffee exporter.
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"In my eyes, England was the birthplace of amazing musical subgenres," he told VICE.
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"When you talk about ancient India, that's the birthplace of Indian students," she said.
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Still, the town of Windsor, Nova Scotia, calls itself the birthplace of the sport.
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Most attacks by the group focus on Borno state, the birthplace of the insurgency.
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Around that time, Italian and Japanese TV crews had come to film Yan's birthplace.
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In the late '60s, the neighborhood became the birthplace of the LGBTQ rights movement.
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Tiny mineral fragments trapped inside them provided clues about the birthplace of the diamonds.
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It's fitting: New York, after all, was the birthplace of our nation's film industry.
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Greece was the birthplace of her first child, a daughter who is now three.
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Additionally, the town is considered the birthplace of Quetzalcoatl, the Aztec feathered serpent god.
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Our final destination on the Trump immigrants tour was Melania Trump's birthplace in Slovenia.
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Two photographers document a community of Chinese-Americans in the birthplace of the blues.
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But in Italy, the birthplace of fascism, they are a full partner in it.
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The Walt Whitman Birthplace State Historic Site has programs today and throughout the weekend.
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Trilobites Raise a glass to Georgia, which could now be the birthplace of wine.
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Last year, the state of Veracruz, Melchor's birthplace, led the country in such killings.
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Like Trump, Walsh made racist comments about then-President Barack Obama, questioning his birthplace.
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Asked why she was eager to explore the music of her birthplace, she hesitated.
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"It's exciting for the codex to pay visit to its birthplace," Mr. Schroeder said.
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"Pepperland" had its premiere a year ago in Liverpool, the birthplace of the Beatles.
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Shenzhen and other Chinese cities like it are the perfect birthplace for these companies.
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Castellanos said Trump's efforts to cast doubt on Obama's birthplace do not constitute racism.
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It chides Trump for questioning President Obama's birthplace, for example, noting his Hawaiian roots.
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Trump has questioned not only Obama's birthplace but also his academic and literary pedigree.
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And now it has birthplace bragging rights and a fancy new school, to boot.
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Yale University has a fair claim as the intellectual birthplace of the carbon tax.
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But Germany, birthplace of the car, has a quasi-religious need for unbridled speed.
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Mr. Douglass's birthplace was on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, in the Tuckahoe district.
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The city was the birthplace to the modern Ku Klux Klan in the 1910s.
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The town is on the slopes of Paektusan (also spelled Baekdusan), a mountain on the border with China that many Koreans regard as the birthplace of their country and North Korean propaganda declares the birthplace of Mr. Kim's father, a claim historians refute.
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It is often thought of as the birthplace of the modern day gay rights movement.
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Abraham Lincoln's birthplace in Hodgenville, Kentucky President Abraham Lincoln was born in rural, Central Kentucky.
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The license identifies Saipov's birthplace as Tashkent, Uzbekistan, and notes "truck driver" as his occupation.
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The road below extends toward Maiduguri, Borno State's capital and the birthplace of Boko Haram.
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Ancient Egypt was the birthplace of Apocalypse (Oscar Isaac), the threat Moira warns Xavier about.
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So far this year almost 29m people have visited the park in Deng's birthplace, Paifang.
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Trump is tanking when trying to explain why he questioned Obama's birthplace for so long.
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The roses represent her birthplace, Guadalajara, while the background resembles the set of High Noon.
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He has visited the former Soviet Union, the birthplace of his wife Tanya, six times.
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Mr. Trump, in interviews this week, suggested that Mr. Cruz's birthplace could invite legal challenges.
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In later years, he would repeatedly reject his birthplace as little more than a plantation.
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The adult males were attacked by their mothers, and barred from returning to their birthplace.
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Borno, the birthplace of Boko Haram, has been the state worst hit by Islamist insurgents.
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For those in the know, the Hoosier State also happens to be Vonnegut's complicated birthplace.
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Her eccentric compound was the birthplace of the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1931.
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Most legal experts say Cruz's Canadian birthplace isn't an impediment to occupying the Oval Office.
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In defending himself for raising questions about Mr. Obama's birthplace, Mr. Trump said that Mrs.
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The al Rawdah Sufi mosque is known as the birthplace of an important Sufi cleric.
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Anchor Bar, located at 1047 Main Street in Buffalo, is the birthplace of Buffalo wings.
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Mr. Trump has since tried to steer clear of the birthplace claims about Mr. Obama.
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" Trump on Scotland, the birthplace of his mother: "I have a mother born in Scotland.
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Here in the birthplace of hip-hop, it should come as no surprise that m.c.
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The former president's birthplace is now a museum run by the State of New Jersey.
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New York is probably the birthplace of two of the most important contributions to basketball.
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Which brings us to one possible birthplace of the modern accessorized gun: the late 1980s.
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These marbles have a birthplace and celebrate a history and a city prior to Elgin.
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I thought of the long and winding road from her birthplace in Paris to California.
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J. Heywood Edison Sloane is a trustee and the treasurer of the Edison Birthplace Association.
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Charlestown, the island's capital and the birthplace of Alexander Hamilton, is a 5503-minute drive.
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Most of these characters move their familial homes from their rural birthplace to the capital.
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Trump began questioning Cruz's eligibility for the presidency earlier this week, noting his Canadian birthplace.
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New York is often cited as the birthplace of postmodern dance, but California deserves credit.
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Shakespeare has long inspired the residents of Stratford, namesake of the Bard's birthplace in England.
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In his birthplace of Brixton, south London, people left flowers at a mural celebrating him.
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The new site is folded between hills near the birthplace of the ancient mathematician Pythagoras.
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However, my grandfather shared with me years ago that in his birthplace of Mobile, Ala.
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Yet it's the Tsonga heritage of her birthplace that she is best known for celebrating.
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What is in the tax returns — did he list his birthplace and it's actually Kenya?
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I told my father the news, and we drove to Union City, Tenn, his birthplace.
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In 2013, he lauded Confucius on a visit to his birthplace, Qufu, in Shandong Province.
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It's also the birthplace of Pepsi -- invented at a pharmacy in the city in 1898.
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An earlier version of the front page correction misidentified Mr. Wood's birthplace as Monticello, Iowa.
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He has lied about — among many other things — Obama's birthplace, John F. Kennedy's assassination, Sept.
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Yet it's the Tsonga heritage of her birthplace that she is best known for celebrating.
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That is not an unusual reaction for children, even in Scotland, the birthplace of golf.
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In 1992, Harlow was the birthplace of Combat 18, Britain's best-known far-right terrorist group.
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But he insists he will be well received in the birthplace of the free speech movement.
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In their folklore, the mountain is the birthplace of the founder of the first Korean kingdom.
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To be fair, the famed food's true birthplace is in my hometown's historic Ybor City neighborhood.
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Other than that, Africa, the birthplace of Zika, is not reporting any outbreaks at this time.
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Correction: This story was revised to correct that Shakyamuni Buddha's birthplace is in present-day Nepal.
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It was the first visit by a pope to the Arabian peninsula, the birthplace of Islam.
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The Pittsburgh-based university considers itself the birthplace of self-driving cars, and it probably is.
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The assassination of Ms Franco, a young, black, gay activist, has reverberated far beyond her birthplace.
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Like in Odate City, of Japan's Akita prefecture, the birthplace of the ever-adorable Akita dog.
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Even after leaving NYC — my birthplace as well as my son's — and moving to the south.
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Houston, this year's Super Bowl host, is not only "beautiful," it's also the birthplace of Beyoncé.
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Carnegie Mellon's Biorobotics Lab is probably best known as the birthplace of the modular snake robot.
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In the birthplace of the cranberry industry, tech and data might hold the key to survival.
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Soto is the breeding farm supervisor at Warm Springs Ranch, the birthplace of the Budweiser Clydesdales.
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Trump has long been one of the most vocal skeptics about Obama's birthplace and Christian faith.
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Messenger, then, could be the birthplace of countless companies with positive social impact at their core.
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Japan, the birthplace of Pokémon 222 years ago, will be the true test of those servers.
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We did some digging and to be fair, Sav has never claimed Atlanta as his birthplace.
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He may have returned to Dragonstone, the ancient Targaryen home, or to his birthplace in Essos.
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But they would imply that humans were moving west, as well as east, from their birthplace.
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Maiduguri Journal MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Her hometown, the birthplace of Boko Haram, is filled with sad stories.
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To judge by the number of memorials, Glendora was the birthplace of the civil-rights movement.
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It's also the birthplace of more modern classic cocktails than any other bar in the world.
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Herrine: Now, if the name doesn't give it away, Buffalo is the birthplace of Buffalo wings.
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Again, we see right-wing commentators causing chaos and disruption at the birthplace of free speech.
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As any "Mad Men" fan knows, New York's Madison Avenue is the birthplace of modern advertising.
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Dennis also toured the town of Mangyongdae, the birthplace of Jong-un's grandfather ... Kim Il Sung.
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The country's identity revolves around being the birthplace of Islam and home to its holiest sites.
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Those nights have been widely credited as the birthplace of the modern-day LGBTQ rights movement.
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The birthplace of the "Madchester" scene and the club that kicked off the house music revolution.
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Right. That's like the birthplace of the first mainstream rap song like...did you know this?
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Birthplace is rather important, as it determines where someone can get health benefits and property rights.
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One of the more popular venues was the PSV Club, once the birthplace of Factory Records.
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But now some fear that Italy, the birthplace of fascism, is catching up with its neighbors.
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And Trump's loud, continuous questioning of Obama's birthplace — for years after Obama released his birth certificate!
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I'm taking a road trip across the province to learn more about my birthplace and home.
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His birthplace is now visited by some 250,000 people annually, nearly 80 percent of them Polish.
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Various plaques and signs around England contend otherwise, claiming to be the birthplace of lawn tennis.
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" Or, "We're going to New York next week for a news conference at Teddy Roosevelt's birthplace.
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Our climate reporter returned to Kolkata, India, her birthplace, to see how the city is faring.
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Where the Hammer catalog followed Mr. Durham's lead in giving his 1940 birthplace as Washington, Ark.
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"Understanding that — why it happened and how early it happened — tells us more about our birthplace."
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America's newest literary landmark is not a library, a bookstore, an author's birthplace or her salon.
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Mr. Goldstein was beginning the tour at what he called Santa's birthplace in New York City.
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The festival, which was founded nearly a century ago in Mozart's birthplace, is a huge undertaking.
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Fewer children are learning to ski in a region thought to be the birthplace of skiing.
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Her highest-profile trip, perhaps, was a 2014 visit to India, the birthplace of her parents.
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The birthplace of liberty may very well be just months away from abandoning all its ideals.
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In later life, Mr. Adams lived in Whitchurch, North Hampshire, a dozen miles from his birthplace.
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The Washington Department of Licensing issued an emergency rule Friday dropping the birthplace requirement, HuffPost reported.
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It's the birthplace of Robert E. Lee and home to Richmond, the Confederate's longest-running capital.
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Near the birthplace of blues legend B.B. King, Itta Bena's main street today is largely shuttered.
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Donald Trump promised a major statement about his embrace of conspiracy theories about President Obama's birthplace.
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Saudi Arabia matters immensely, both as a swing producer of oil and as the birthplace of Islam.
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The city, the birthplace of General Motors, was hit particularly hard by turmoil in the automobile industry.
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He stopped earlier this week in Kenya, where he visited the rural birthplace of his late father.
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The country is the birthplace of bungee jumping and voted one of the best places for cyclers.
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China is the birthplace of Go, a 2,500-year-old game that remains exceedingly popular across Asia.
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The note said simply, "I am from Ayacucho," birthplace of the brutal 230s militant group Shining Path.
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He refused to shake hands with women during a visit to his birthplace in March, they said.
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Kamala Harris launched her campaign from her birthplace of Oakland, California, Bernie Sanders from Brooklyn, and Sen.
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But as Om Telolet Om takes hold internationally, the excitement has faltered in its birthplace of Jepara.
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The article also misidentified the birthplace of the author Frank McCourt, an early investor in the restaurant.
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The slanderous suggestions that he's disloyal because of birthplace and because he speaks Ukrainian are plainly disgusting.
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He marches out on steps of Walt Disney's birthplace on N. Tripp in Chicago and says 'Hi!
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His entire political life was begun amid a debunked conspiracy theory about former President Barack Obama's birthplace.
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Fans gathered at an impromptu memorial spot in his birthplace to say goodbye to the music maker.
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After years of promoting conspiracy theories regarding the first black President's birthplace, Trump changed course last week.
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It will be on display in Stratford-on-Avon, UK, at Shakespeare's birthplace on April 23-24.
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What is undeniable is that by early 2009, some Republicans were trafficking in innuendo about Obama's birthplace.
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The South Jamaica native earlier posted a photo of himself posing with family members in his birthplace.
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New York is the birthplace of many things, but for our purposes we are sticking to pizza.
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Futaba town is my children's birthplace, it is sad we are not able to live there anymore.
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"That pipeline goes from Canada, the birthplace of Ted Cruz ... all the way to Texas," Trump said.
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The city has always been a great music town, being the birthplace of Motown, Techno and more.
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During that trip the two leaders also took a sunset boat ride in St. Petersburg, Putin's birthplace.
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Durrani hails from Kandahar, a volatile province in southern Afghanistan that is the birthplace of the Taliban.
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The most famous of these is Zuccotti Park, the 2011 birthplace of the Occupy Wall Street movement.
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Flint was the birthplace of General Motors, which employed about 80,000 people there in the late 1970s.
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The shopping plaza, just down the road from the poet's birthplace, is currently undergoing large-scale renovations.
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But in The Post interview, Mr. Trump said something entirely different when asked about Mr. Obama's birthplace.
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As a lifelong exercise fanatic, this would be my personal pilgrimage to the birthplace of athletic competition.
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Philadelphia -- another great authority on the subject, since it's America's birthplace -- is going with Option No. 1.
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She reminded the crowd that he was "a leader of the birther movement" questioning Mr. Obama's birthplace.
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Today, Xia oversees deliveries to more than two hundred villages around the Wuling Mountains, including his birthplace.
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If that sounds familiar, it's because Smorgasburg also happens to be the birthplace of the ramen burger.
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The southern state of Johor, a traditional UMNO stronghold and the party's birthplace, crumbled under Mahathir's challenge.
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New York City Pride, after all, arguably represents the birthplace of the world's modern LGBTQ rights movement.
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"Uruapan is in the state of Michoacán, and it's the birthplace of carnitas," explains Carbajal's son Marcos.
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Christianity In Bethlehem, doors are closed at the Church of the Nativity, considered the birthplace of Jesus.
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It's also a reference to England's claim to be the birthplace of modern soccer, in the 1800s.
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The phrase also refers to England's claim to being the birthplace of modern soccer, in the 1800s.
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Broadway is the birthplace and the brand, but the lifeblood of musical theater is in local venues.
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An earlier version of the Back Story in this briefing incorrectly identified the birthplace of P.T. Barnum.
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He picked up the nickname Woonsocket Rocket for his birthplace city and his speed on the field.
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But there's another connection to consider: The city is also the birthplace of the Black Panther Party.
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In Italy, the birthplace of fascism, Mussolini has never carried the same stigma as Hitler in Germany.
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More recent poetry collections included "Birthplace With Buried Stones" in 2013 and "Atmospheric Embroidery," published this year.
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I had never been far from my Mississippi birthplace and was eager to see the big city.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of this obituary misidentified Dr. Minuchin's birthplace in Argentina.
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Augusta is the birthplace of the Southern Baptist Convention and, predictably, many have wanted Mr. Lester gone.
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He moved to the west coast from his birthplace of Illinois after graduating from Northern Illinois University.
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Popular with protesters beyond Hong Kong, Telegram is blocked in multiple countries, including Durov's birthplace of Russia.
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Why did his ill-informed opinions on everything from China to Barack Obama's birthplace matter to millions?
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There's the Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace in Manhattan, where young Teedie's red velvet reading chair is on display.
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Ressa has been straddling two worlds, her birthplace and the United States, for most of her life.
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San Francisco's Haight Ashbury district became the birthplace for the bohemian movement that would sweep the nation.
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Of course, it's also the birthplace of some of fall's most classic prints: Plaid, tweed, and tartan.
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His birthplace of Philadelphia appeared as stunned and grieving as his professional home base in Los Angeles.
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Guinan worked on a study that essentially tracked Betelgeuse from its current location back to its birthplace.
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A Reuters poll found a quarter of Republicans think Cruz is not qualified because of his birthplace.
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India is Nadella's birthplace, and one of Microsoft's largest markets, making his comments all the more notable.
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The author used his birthplace of Sauk Centre as a mold for the fictionalized Gopher Prairie setting.
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Louis' Lunch, to be precise, founded in 1895 and the self-proclaimed birthplace of the hamburger sandwich.
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Birmingham was the birthplace of Britain's first suicide bomber, the residence of a financier of the Sept.
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He predicted that South Africa, not East Africa, would prove to be the true birthplace of humankind.
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A German label hits New York Fashion Week, honoring its birthplace by using coal miners as models.
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The birthplace of the 19th-century physicist Michel Gloesener, it was made a national monument in 2009.
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It gave his birthplace as the town of Kochkor-Ata in Kyrgyzstan, near the border with Uzbekistan.
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Instead, they will be laid to rest in the eastern city of Santiago, the birthplace of Castro's revolution.
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As for where Drogon was flying, it's likely he was returning to his birthplace beyond the Narrow Sea.
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The original is located in Ya'nan, a city in Shaanxi province considered the birthplace of the Maoist revolution.
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It is the birthplace of the civil rights movement but also was the first capital of the Confederacy.
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Estonia, birthplace of Skype, requested the most URLs removed when adjusted for population, about 790 per 100,000 residents.
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A disproportionately large number of people from Uzbekistan, Saipov's birthplace, have also been able to get diversity visas.
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Especially as you've achieved the success that you internationally I imagine your relationship to your birthplace has changed.
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Located in Seattle, the birthplace of the grunge music scene, this hip spot is bursting with rocker vibes.
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The success story stands in stark contrast to embattled Flint, the birthplace of General Motors and the U.A.W.
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Even if Mosul is liberated, he says, Christianity is dead in its birthplace, and the Yazidis face extinction.
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"General Grant had no aspirations of becoming President Grant," said Jim Setty, site manager at the Grant Birthplace.
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I'm outside the Ritzy in David Bowie's birthplace of Brixton where crowds have gathered to pay tribute. pic.twitter.
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Fidelity Labs was also the birthplace of something called bSolo, that helps gig economy workers pay quarterly taxes.
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That is remarkable for a city that is known mostly for being the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
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Linkin Park defines me much like my birthplace defines me, much like my taste in books defines me.
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Trump told the Post he was not attacking Cruz, simply repeating chatter he had heard about Cruz's birthplace.
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No road trip is complete without a stop in Texas, birthplace of both KIPP and YES Prep charters.
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But Paul on Sunday said Cruz's birthplace is something that voters should consider in weighing Cruz's presidential bid.
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He will be hoping to take refuge from that for the weekend in Scotland, his late mother's birthplace.
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Sun Studio is deemed the "birthplace of rock and roll" — Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash recorded music there.
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In 2011 Mr Trump was one of the loudest cheerleaders for Fox News's questioning of Barack Obama's birthplace.
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In fact, it was barely noted, unless you happened to be in Stratford-upon-Avon, England, his birthplace.
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Pardon 1 -- Arpaio was an early Trump backer and aided in pushing the conspiracy theory about Obama's birthplace.
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The White House ultimately released the president's long-form birth certificate in 2011, proving his birthplace was Hawaii.
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Heartbreak when I think of the possible future state of my beloved America — my birthplace and my home.
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The Saudis' export of Wahhabism has special cachet because the country is the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.CreditCreditA.
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The Upper Peninsula is the birthplace of American Hockey, and we could feel that while we were there.
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Tradition holds that Ayodhya was the birthplace of Lord Ram, a physical incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu.
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Plus, Israel also is the birthplace of many hard science inventions like USB Flash Drives and coronary stents.
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Yes, even far away from the island, my birthplace is bogged down by the politics of social status.
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The Cabaret Voltaire theater, the birthplace of the Dada movement, is seeking $13.1 million to secure its space.
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A 1/10 scale version of the Washington Monument guards the birthplace of the first president in Virginia.
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A bonny place, in the local argot, it's also the birthplace of Donald Trump's mother, Mary Anne MacLeod.
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The birthplace of golf is also a beautiful destination packed with medieval ruins and ancient history to explore.
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What better place to start than at the birthplace of Beaux-Arts architecture, the École des Beaux-Arts?
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Today, St. Andrews attracts a different kind of pilgrim — golfers who want to play in the sport's birthplace.
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Compelled by his curiosity about African music, Baker famously left England to go to the birthplace of rhythm.
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On screens in Mulan's birthplace, Hunan, the film only made $30,000 at the box office after three weeks.
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No country is more vulnerable to Libya's security vacuum than neighboring Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab spring.
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The same source defending Bannon pointed out that Breitbart never supported the "birther" movement questioning President Obama's birthplace.
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Anbar was the birthplace of Sunni extremism in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 53.
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Anbar was the birthplace of Sunni extremism in the aftermath of the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Hindus believe the site is the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of the most revered deities in Hinduism.
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In my suburban kitchen in Maryland I cook the food of my parents' birthplace and taste our heritage.
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It was the birthplace of the gangsters Mickey Cohen, and Henry Hill and it is where Murder Inc.
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They asked about his birthplace, his parents, their marriage, his schooling, his journey to the camp, his religion.
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Nearly fifty years have passed, and Christopher Street is recognized as the birthplace of the modern L.G.B.T. movement.
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Some have called the region the birthplace of the business casual movement of the late 1980s and 1990s.
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As Christmas neared, the dolls were scarce, and their birthplace in Georgia had become a place of pilgrimage.
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For the next two years, he worked in the majority Kurdish region 38 kilometers from Diyarbakir, his birthplace.
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The sounds—a tough and meditative blues—understandably found ready ears far outside its birthplace in Northern Mali.
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That would be Kingston, Jamaica, birthplace of the country's first and so far only NHLer: winger Graeme Townshend.
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An obituary on Sunday about the federal judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, using information from her family, misstated her birthplace.
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Most art featured here comes from South Korea, the migratory birthplace of so many beauty trends on the move.
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Naturalized at 23, I think about how my birthplace is still on that passport, in those bold letters: Iran.
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Hapo is covering the edition devoted to origins and Africa, as the birthplace of mankind, according to a tweet.
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If the bill passes, Virginia, the birthplace of American tobacco, would be joining the states with a statewide prohibition.
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Americus is some 138 miles south of Atlanta and is near Plains, the birthplace of former President Jimmy Carter.
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She was destined to be married at a tender age and grow old within the confines of her birthplace.
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The 25-year-old was arrested on Monday night in Braunau am Inn, the Hitler's birthplace, the spokesman said.
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The crown prince must bring an end to the violence and restore the dignity of the birthplace of Islam.
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Each state sees it different: Gujarat, the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi (a noted teetotaller), banned it entirely in 1961.
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Blumenthal, a longtime Clinton friend, denied to CNN last week that he peddled theories about Obama's birthplace to reporters.
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She did not name Trump, who, for at least five years, doggedly stoked questions about President Barack Obama's birthplace.
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Bill Clinton hosts campaign event on Stone Mountain, the birthplace of the KKK, with Black inmates in background. pic.twitter.
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Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam, has been ruled according to a strict interpretation of sharia, or Islamic law.
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How do you keep Adolf Hitler's birthplace from becoming a neo-Nazi pilgrimage spot without erasing Austria's dark past?
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As we steer ourselves rapidly away from the term's birthplace in the 1960s, it's an interesting thing to consider.
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St. Louis, Missouri, is the birthplace of gated communities and contains some of the starkest segregation in the nation.
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It is widely regarded as the birthplace of New York City punk rock culture, but you already knew that.
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FEW COUNTRIES are as disposed to spectacle and phantasmagoria as Ukraine, the birthplace of Mikhail Bulgakov and Nikolai Gogol.
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Hindu groups believe the site to be the birthplace of Lord Ram, one of the religion's most revered deities.
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Tikrit, the birthplace of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, was recaptured by Iraqi troops from ISIS in March 2015.
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Still, this poor turtle mama had no inkling of the capitalist dreams of the humans who inhabit her birthplace.
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The cofounders said they wanted to launch in New Hampshire symbolically, because it is the birthplace of the lottery.
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In honor of this historic pivot, here's a list of the many times Trump expressed skepticism about Obama's birthplace.
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"New Orleans my birthplace you heard me, where money's more important than the person," he elaborates at one point.
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Before the 2016 presidential campaign, Trump fueled the birther movement, which was based on a lie about Obama's birthplace.
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And Canada has made a few other appearances on the trail, in part because it's the birthplace of Sen.
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The event raised more than $7.5 million for Malawi, the birthplace of Mercy and David, the Associated Press reported.
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The birthplace of the Horizons National program is the New Canaan Country School Williams attended in her formative years.
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Over the years, Joaquin Guzman has gained a Robin Hood-like reputation in his birthplace and its surrounding areas.
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Ushayqir -- in Saudi Arabia's Najd province -- is the birthplace of Wahhabism, the kingdom's ultra-conservative school of Islamic thought.
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" After years of questioning Obama's birthplace, Trump declared last week that Obama "was born in the United States, period.
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READ: Uganda's Zika Forest, birthplace of the Zika virus African leaders have come under fire for extending term limits.
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His birthplace, he said, was now Saint-Malo, a city whose town hall, and birth records, had been destroyed.
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Supporters of Clinton made those claims, but there is no evidence of Clinton or her campaign questioning Obama's birthplace.
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It is not entirely clear who came up with the recipe, although most accounts claim Caracas as the birthplace.
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He tells me he is looking at seats in Orange County (Nixon's birthplace) and is already taking to donors.
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Issues ranging from big government to questioning President Obama's birthplace were long-running topics of discussion on various shows.
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Population: 50,248Median household income: $85,160Median home price: $222,313Projected job growth: 7.3%Fun fact: Bentonville is the birthplace of Walmart.
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Finland is the birthplace of ice swimming, a hobby popular among those looking for a post-swim energy boost.
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It marks Tepelmeme, the birthplace of his nanny, Leo, who had moved to Mexico City when she was 13.
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As birthplace of the auto industry and assembly-line manufacturing, Detroit was the center of the U.S. industrial economy.
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But Music City is also the birthplace of one of the country's best fried chicken dishes — Nashville Hot Chicken.
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If you've ever seen "Mad Men," you'll know that New York's Madison Avenue is the birthplace of modern advertising.
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In fact, it's the birthplace of iconic cocktails like the Sazerac, the Ramos Gin Fizz, and the Vieux Carré.
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So, he traveled to Italy with a backpack and two pairs of pants to eat pizza in its birthplace.
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Regardless, this picturesque "City of Bridges" is the birthplace of one of Cuba's foremost black metal bands, Unlight Domain.
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But in Saskatchewan, the birthplace of the word psychedelic, could we ever be the leader in LSD research again?
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First of all, we know that his name would be Jon Sand based on his birthplace and bastard status.
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From the Statue of Liberty to the birthplace of George Washington, preserving our American heritage means protecting these objects.
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Xi'an is noted for being the birthplace of Chinese civilization, and it's home to the famous Terracotta Warriors exhibit.
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The Public Interest was the birthplace of neoconservatism, and that mantle was later taken on by the Weekly Standard.
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Now, no one expects Arizona, the birthplace of the Goldwater Republican, to be a liberal bastion in two years.
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María Mata, 67, a retired government social worker, plans to migrate to Germany, the birthplace of her great-grandparents.
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It reminded the singer of her birthplace, and she wrote the chorus for what became "Havana" on the spot.
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In Gori, Georgia, Stalin's birthplace, the local Communist Party put back a Stalin statue after it was taken down.
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Johor is the birthplace of the United Malays National Party, the dominant party in B.N. and of Malaysian politics.
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A golden toilet was stolen from Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill, the palace announced on Twitter Saturday.
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And although the appetite for jerk has spread far beyond Jamaica, he said its birthplace still does it best.
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Pati Carlson, an astrocartographer, can help you make decisions about where to live based on your birthplace and time.
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Here, in the birthplace of Shakespeare, theater artists and technologists are trying to reimagine stagecraft for the digital age.
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The country has sought to burnish its spiritual image by promoting itself as the birthplace of Buddhism and yoga.
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But his birthplace, firmly in the former West Germany, has struggled with how best to remember its famous son.
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On Scotland's seaside, the birthplace of golf, the first bunkers were a result of wind, water and burrowing animals.
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New York Theater Workshop, the birthplace of "Rent," asked to stage a production, and sent Mr. O'Hara the script.
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India has been the birthplace of religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, which add to its cultural smorgasbord.
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"Its biggest claim to fame is as the birthplace of cricket's most sought-after trophy — The Ashes," said Airbnb.
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The mountain was the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of the first Korean kingdom, according to Korean legend.
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"The silver medals will be done at Philadelphia, because that is the birthplace of the Mint," Mr. Jeppson said.
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Known for its fine tailoring, Italy is also the birthplace of the Gingher 8-inch Knife Edge Dressmaker's Shears.
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It was a blow to the University of California, Berkeley, often said to be the birthplace of the technique.
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An image of his birth certificate, posted by the Smoking Gun, lists a Bronx address as Fred Trump's birthplace.
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Switzerland, birthplace of both Mr. Federer and On, is often associated with fine chocolate, luxury watches and private bankers.
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Kentucky, the birthplace of bourbon, produces 95 percent of the world's bourbon supply, according to the Kentucky Distillers Association.
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Also bearing her name: Atchison's airport, a local highway and a museum at her birthplace on North Terrace Street.
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Many Hindus believe the mosque was built by a Muslim chieftain over the birthplace of Hindu god-king Ram.
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Each flower popping against the verdant backdrop has a meaning: The African blue lilies are for his father's birthplace of Kenya; the jasmine represents his own birthplace, Hawaii; and the chrysanthemums, the official flower of Chicago, remind us of where Obama got his start as a political organizer and met Michelle LaVaughn Robinson.
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The long prior attachment to the Democrats dates from the state's role as a birthplace of organised labour in America.
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Santa Ana Zegache Journal SANTA ANA ZEGACHE, Mexico — In the birthplace of maize, nobody seemed to need Juan Velasco's crop.
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Angry Palestinians switched off Christmas lights at Jesus' traditional birthplace in the West Bank town of Bethlehem and in Ramallah.
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Beyond ecology or environmentalism, her work brings together mythology from her birthplace in Nigeria and a constructive critique of anthropocentricism.
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Therefore, Arya Stark may find herself in the same situation, bringing her to the birthplace of Melisandre (Carice van Houten).
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And with his new video "Agua," Panamanian rapper Nino Augustine hopes to bring the spotlight back to its rightful birthplace.
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WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is once again questioning the birthplace of a political opponent — this time one from his own party.
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According to legend, it's the birthplace of Dangun, the mythical founder of the first Korean kingdom some 4,000 years ago.
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The UK, the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution, also has a long history of greenhouse gases to take into account.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The word Teotihuacán comes from the Aztecs and translates to birthplace of the gods.
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Not only was it the birthplace of Harley Quinn, but it also helped establish a new strain of superhero storytelling.
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But he was best known for historical research, and it was his birthplace that inspired him to follow his passion.
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Look at some of this state's numbers, and it's easy to see why it is the birthplace of the blues.
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In April, he returned to his birthplace to deliver the goods and visit family he hadn't seen in 14 years.
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As the birthplace of Islam, the country's long-time restrictions on women driving have been officially attributed to religious practice.
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" Srecko Ocvirk, mayor of Sevnica (population 5,000), birthplace of Melania Trump (née Knauss) "I consider the Trump hypothesis a nightmare.
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He then suggested that Cruz would benefit from a legal ruling on the birthplace question before the general election campaign.
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But he himself never moved far from his birthplace near Charleroi, at the heart of Belgium's coal and steel belt.
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After Obama's news conference, the real-estate developer claimed credit for getting the President to produce evidence of his birthplace.
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The icy condensation is detrimental to his crop in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, the birthplace of the modern American cranberry industry.
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Detroit is a city known the world over as a cornerstone of American industry and the birthplace of soul sound.
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Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, is the birthplace of Groundhog Day and the home of Punxsutawney Phil, the Peyton Manning of prescient rodents.
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It's gotta burn Trump extra hard that the judicial order is coming from Hawaii, birthplace of one President Barack Obama.
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It's also known as the birthplace of the 1980s rap group NWA, whose lyrics portrayed the violence that surrounded them.
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The OC—California's wealthy Orange County—isn't just the birthplace of 'real housewives,' Disneyland, and dubious Festivus knockoffs like Chrismukkah.
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We made an informal deal that I would stick it out for three years, and give my birthplace a chance.
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Even as late as last year, Trump left unanswered whether he believed Obama was telling the truth about his birthplace.
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In the middle of this area lies the River Somme, and the small city of Amiens—Macron's birthplace and hometown.
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Islam's most holy site is Mecca, the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the Mosque Kaaba, located in Saudi Arabia.
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And "I just couldn't believe how much was wrong" in scholarly texts, including his birthplace and birth year, she added.
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Jeremiah Wright, and the onetime radical Bill Ayers, and on discredited claims about Mr. Obama's birthplace and ties to Islam.
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Trump and his campaign have repeatedly called into question Cruz's eligibilty to run for president because of his Canadian birthplace.
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There was even one at Cervantes's birthplace that still had space: Periodicos del Siglo Oro (Journalists of the Golden Age).
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Islam prohibits consumption of pork, and as the birthplace of the religion, Saudi Arabia adheres to this principle with gusto.
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From Denver's oldest neighborhood to the birthplace of Walmart, here are the top 25 places to live in America, ranked.
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He travelled to Hawaii with investigators affiliated with Joe Arpaio , the Arizona sheriff who shared Trump's obsession with Obama's birthplace.
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On Wednesday, the spokesman teased Cruz about his U.S. citizenship after rival Donald Trump's attacks on the senator's Canadian birthplace.
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The birthplace of Colonel Qaddafi, Surt is also where the Libyan dictator was killed by antigovernment militia fighters in 2011.
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Yerkes Observatory (now a branch of the University of Chicago's Department of Astronomy) is deemed the birthplace of modern astrophysics.
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After a reconnaissance mission to Switzerland, the birthplace of milk chocolate, Hershey introduced the 5-cent bar from -- where else?
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The Bites column last Sunday, about the Miami restaurant El Tucan, misstated the birthplace of the chef, Jean Paul Lourdes.
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Mr. Bali is from the foothills of the Himalayas, a birthplace of yoga, which he says flows in his blood.
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"He should do well in Maine, because it's very close to Canada," he said, referring to Mr. Cruz's Calgary birthplace.
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Can you imagine what will happen when the game finally goes live in Japan, the birthplace of the Pokémon phenomenon?
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This is a pretty big deal for the tiny nation that most people only know as the birthplace of Skype.
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In recent years, she had lived in Palm Key, S.C., a private island just one county away from her birthplace.
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"The slanderous suggestions that he's disloyal because of birthplace and because he speaks Ukrainian are plainly disgusting," wrote Jill Filipovic.
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In other words, it's the birthplace of the voting rights movement in the 23s, when Martin Luther King Jr., Rep.
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SUNDAY STYLES An article last Sunday about the television anchor Joy-Ann Reid misidentified the birthplace of Ms. Reid's mother.
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This was the birthplace of AfriCOBRA, the black artist collective that defined the visual aesthetic of the Black Arts Movement.
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Then he will head to North Macedonia, the birthplace of Mother Teresa, and another predominantly Orthodox nation with few Catholics.
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Front Burner A new line of frozen pizzas from the birthplace of the Italian pie is now available in America.
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Trying to identify Memorial Day's origins is a little tricky; dozens of cities have claimed to be the holiday's birthplace.
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For many Indigenous Australians, Fitzroy in particular carries a special significance: it is the birthplace of many modern Aboriginal organizations.
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But residents of Culiacán, the capital of Sinaloa State and the birthplace of the cartel, do not share those feelings.
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The conference is known as the birthplace of Comcast's purchase of NBCUniversal and Jeff Bezos's acquisition of The Washington Post.
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Dispatch SINALOA, Mexico — Not long ago I met a small-time rancher here in the birthplace of Mexican drug trafficking.
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He's now in a familiar standoff against some of the country's most tenacious environmentalists, reared in the birthplace of Greenpeace.
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Almost all of the world's arabica coffee progeny traces itself back a few plants from Ethiopia, coffee's birthplace, or Yemen.
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And "New York is the birthplace of the American voice," according to our New York State poet laureate, Yusef Komunyakaa.
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Video played at his memorial showed him traveling to his father's birthplace in East Africa and practicing the local language.
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But the traditions are not being passed on, and the music's prospects, at least in its birthplace, are not bullish.
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Trump has spent a good chunk of his public career questioning the birthplace of the country's first African-American president.
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Politically, especially in Europe – liberalism's birthplace – the swing towards populist parties offers persuasive evidence of an advance of anti-liberalism.
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Mr. Trump was the loudest and shrillest mouthpiece for a racist movement that questioned the authenticity of President Obama's birthplace.
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Many South Koreans have made pilgrimages to the Park birthplace in Gumi, about 125 miles southeast of Seoul, the capital.
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The representation she says, "is a great honor", given that she has mostly practiced her art outside of her birthplace.
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An article last Sunday about French influences in Harlem misidentified the birthplace of Fab-rice Warin, owner of Barawine Harlem.
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TRAVEL An article last Sunday about French influences in Harlem misidentified the birthplace of Fabrice Warin, owner of Barawine Harlem.
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Both young women have a powerful sense of appreciation for their birthplace, even if leaving it afforded them greater opportunities.
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