The province is adding thousands of kilometres of new expressways.
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Real estate (under YXP), expressways (under Yuexiu Transport Infrastructure Limited.
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Promising that bridges and expressways could be Hunan's road to riches, Mr. Chen and other local officials quadrupled the province's expressways, to 3,778 miles by the end of last year, from 872 miles in 33.
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Some expressways between Shanghai and Shandong have been closed, CCTV said.
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Castle franchises, and exhaust-filled expressways of this nightmare are parts
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Monday for all interstates and expressways east of Interstate 99, said Gov.
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Expressways have been built across deserts; airports opened at oxygen-starved elevations.
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Miami officials lifted all tolls on its expressways to aid the exodus.
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Instead, the new routes put buses on expressways as soon as possible.
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Illinois State Police, which has jurisdiction over expressways, announced around 11:30 a.m.
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Chinese credit is funding projects ranging from expressways and hydropower plants to airport expansion.
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So why did cities help build the expressways that would so profoundly decimate them?
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So what if it was near the junction of the Prospect and Gowanus Expressways?
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Fixed-wing aeroplanes circled the area's expressways, which have recently seen a spike in shootings.
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Tesla says Autopilot is designed primarily to work on limited-access roads such as expressways.
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Deaths on Chinese roads have risen with the rapid expansion of expressways and car ownership.
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If you have marchers that march down the Dan Ryan -- they didn&apost close expressways in Ferguson.
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There have been 20 shootings along Chicago-area expressways this year, the police said, and no arrests.
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She has pedestrianized Paris' riverside expressways and launched an ambitious plan to develop the city's biking infrastructure.
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I'd would rather see my people marching on the expressways than dying in the streets #OHARESHUTDOWN pic.twitter.
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Much of the lending has ended up in housing and construction projects, including new expressways and airports.
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The fund will own the Chalongrat and Buraphawiti expressways and receive 45 percent of revenue for 30 years.
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Wuhan's expressways are empty, and lives that seemed secure a month ago are now in a disorienting limbo.
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It is designed to handle speed of up to miles per hour, the default speed limit on India's expressways.
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Modi's government opened two new expressways around the capital in May aimed at decongesting its streets and reducing pollution.
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China has invested billions of dollars building ports, expressways and power stations in the strategic Indian Ocean island nation.
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It occupies an acre on a principal street near an intersection of two expressways known as the Braintree split.
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The vision was an aquatic variation of the expressways starting to be built in North America at the time.
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The Chinese government estimated that expressways nationwide lost $47 billion in 2015, more than double the loss in 2014.
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GM employed GeoDigital, a startup in GM Venture's portfolio, to map 160,000 miles of expressways in the U.S. and Canada.
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Sun said much of the debt was incurred to build expressways, and accumulation would slow as the road network matured.
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But as the bridges and the expressways they span keep rising, critics say construction has become an end unto itself.
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Also called Interstate 895, the expressway runs for just over a mile, connecting the Bruckner and Cross Bronx Expressways. Gov.
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In the 1960s, two expressways built through the heart of the neighborhood displaced thousands of residents, contributing to Overtown&aposs decline.
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It would be better to direct cash at hospitals, schools and job training than to squander it on more empty expressways.
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GM employed Ushr, Inc, a startup in GM Venture's portfolio, to map 160,000 miles of expressways in the U.S. and Canada.
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Former soldiers used to building dirt tracks by hand now used modern machinery to carve expressways linking the South to China.
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Encouraging cleaner trucks can also decrease harmful emissions at ports, along heavily congested expressways and in other areas frequented by trucks.
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There was a new subway with rubber-tired trains like ones that Paris had, shiny high-rises and just-opened expressways.
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About 40 percent of the 1.8 million square meters (0.69 square mile) of land under Bangkok's expressways is unused, he said.
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In 2011 and 2012, there were nine shootings on city expressways, according to state police, which had no data prior to that.
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A new area of concern is shootings along the expressways, where the authorities say gang feuds are spilling out of the neighborhoods.
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Proceeds of the share offer will initially be used to build two expressways, with a total estimated cost of 44.8 billion baht.
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China's high-speed rail network and its world-class network of new expressways also make it easy to do business, he added.
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Admittedly, the windfall will come in the form of loans for some 2000 infrastructure projects including elevated expressways, railroads, bridges and power plants.
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And the great urban planner Jane Jacobs argued that areas under expressways and railroads became "border vacuums," walling off neighborhoods from one another.
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The plans call for the renovation of expressways and faster construction of railways to serve less-developed regions in central and western China.
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Previously, the app would direct drivers to take expressways and other routes that were perceived to be faster, despite an increased number of turns.
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"The expressways will greatly benefit the people of Delhi National Capital Region (NCR) by reducing pollution and will bring down traffic jams," Modi said.
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San Miguel's Ang said the five-year project will create a network of roads and expressways that will connect the capital to neighbouring provinces.
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And as gleaming expressways and majestic bridges spread into less populated areas, the cost-benefit ratio of each new mile of asphalt drops sharply.
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In Hunan, expressways faced interest payments of $1.9 billion a year while taking in $1.3 billion in tolls, a deputy governor said in 2015.
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The fund's aim is to invest in long-term projects including expressways or toll roads, railways, electricity generation and distribution, airports and deep seaports.
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The firm built a large portion of Bangkok's metro systems and subsidiary Bangkok Expressway and Metro built and operates expressways and mass transit systems.
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Fitch expects cash generation from the expressway operations to remain strong, driven by SZE's acquisition of Yichang Expressway and organic growth of the existing expressways.
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Ambitious plans to build expressways into the city centre were cancelled or only partially realised, because they either went over budget or faced public opposition.
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The government is committing 11 billion won (around $9.7 million) to the project, which will be fully operational once its expressways open, slated for 2018.
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Moses built New York's parks, bridges and expressways; but his schemes betrayed contempt for minorities and the poor, destroying their neighbourhoods and obstructing public transport.
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At the same time, the number of shootings on Chicago-area expressways has consistently increased, with law enforcement placing the blame on increased gang activity.
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In cities such as Abidjan and Kampala expressways funded by tolls are easing bottlenecks and opening up agricultural land to developers, fuelling suburban construction booms.
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Japan's eight Shinkansen lines have little in the way of competition, thanks to over-crowded roads, expressways that charge exorbitant tolls and limited air services.
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Major infrastructure investments in the East African country include a crude oil pipeline and domestic refinery, hydropower dams, expressways and construction and expansion of airports.
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Along with Bill Evans, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea and only a few others, Mr. Tyner was one of the main expressways of modern jazz piano.
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Along with Bill Evans, Herbie Hancock, Chick Corea and only a few others, Mr. Tyner was one of the main expressways of modern jazz piano.
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Officials say gang violence is increasingly spilling over onto Chicago's expressways, with innocent drivers sometimes caught in the crossfire, while the state police force is shrinking.
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Some advice should be obvious, like getting out of the left lane on expressways if you are blocking cars by driving well under the speed limit.
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The facility with an area of approximately 360,000 square meters is scheduled to be equipped with bus-only lanes, expressways, zones for autonomous parking and so on.
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In recent years officials in the east African region have been eager to invest in modern transportation and communications links such as railways, expressways and internet cables.
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There have been two confirmed shootings on the expressways so far this year and six others that are unconfirmed, Illinois State Police spokesman Jason Bradley said by email.
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The warning came after a deluge of rain flooded streets and expressways on Wednesday, forcing residents to wade through shoulder-deep waters to flee their homes and vehicles.
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Lekima, China's ninth typhoon this year, is expected to make a second landing along the coastline in Shandong province, prompting more flight cancellations and the closure of some expressways.
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Additionally, the Chinese are well-versed and experienced in traditional road construction, building China's expansive expressways, as well as a lot of road infrastructure in Latin America and Africa.
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These behemoths destroyed the city's fabric, superimposing sprawling expressways, gargantuan civic centers, insular public housing projects, boxy office buildings, and soaring cruciform residential towers upon its once interconnected networks.
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Still, the average speed during peak hours on expressways increased slightly to 39.8 miles (64.1 kilometers) per hour in 2014 from 39 miles (4.363 kilometers) per hour in 2004.
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The cost of China's political blue sky Beijing, the capital, also restricted automobile traffic, while in Shandong Province, down the coast from Tianjin, officials closed toll gates on four expressways.
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With parkways and expressways offering far quicker passage, no practical person would opt to drive the length of Route 220 with its changing speed limits and hundreds of traffic lights.
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Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania also banned commercial vehicles from some highways between noon Saturday and noon Sunday, and reduced speed limits to 45 miles per hour on interstates and expressways.
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Almost 40 percent of China's expressways were built between 2010 and 2015, at a cost of 3.32 trillion yuan, about 2.23 trillion yuan of which was paid through loans, he said.
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Ortiz and Garcia were victims of the 38th shooting on Chicago-area expressways in 2016, a record-high number for a city stung by a murder rate not seen in two decades.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will invest a similar amount next year on transportation infrastructure as it did in 2017, with projects to include 5,000 km of new expressways, state media reported on Monday.
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The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) is looking to sell 50 billion rupees ($775 million) worth of the offshore rupee-denominated bond in order to build expressways, economic corridors, bridges and tunnels.
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They were espoused by city planners and activists more than half a century ago, when Robert Moses was crisscrossing the city with expressways, bulldozing neighborhoods in the name of the car's transformational technology.
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UPROSE began tackling local transportation justice issues -- expressways and power plants being constructed to the detriment of communities of color and without their consent -- and it began training youth of color to be community activists.
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In preparation for its previous hosting of the games, in 1964, Tokyo disfigured itself by filling in the canals that made the city the Venice of the East, and built ugly expressways on top of them.
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Lekima, China's ninth typhoon of this year, is expected to make a second landing along the coastline in Shandong province, prompting more flight cancellations and the closure of some expressways, Xinhua and state broadcaster CCTV said.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Illinois' governor on Wednesday proposed boosting the shrinking ranks of the Illinois State Police in an effort to quell a steady increase in gun violence spilling over from Chicago's neighborhoods onto the city's expressways.
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His first masterpiece, "The Power Broker," 1,336 pages published in 843, investigated how ruthlessly Commissioner Robert Moses, never elected to anything, concreted the metropolis of Manhattan, tying it to distant suburbs by expressways, bridges, parkways and beaches.
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The snow caused dozens of crashes on icy Chicago expressways as residents of the third-biggest U.S. city struggled to get to work and to dig out from a storm system that had stretched from Montana to Michigan.
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Qin Zunwen, a government economist in Wuhan, says that although local debt shot up, it was almost all tied to infrastructure—half a dozen subway lines, bridges spanning the Yangtze River, elevated expressways—that is now being used.
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"Those officers will allow us to send more patrols to the Chicago area, to the expressways to counter the violence that has spilled over onto the highways there," the Republican governor told lawmakers in his Springfield budget address.
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Across booming Asian cities, open spaces and older buildings are making way for expressways and modern office and apartment towers that critics say rob them of their character, widen inequalities and magnify the harmful effects of urban sprawl.
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The snow caused dozens of crashes on icy Chicago expressways as residents of the third-biggest U.S. city struggled to get to work and to dig out from a storm system that had stretched from Montana to Michigan.
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The high-profile contract was a victory in Southeast Asia for Chinese President Xi Jinping's "One Belt One Road" initiative to build a network of ports, trains and expressways to help expand trade, investment and influence in the region.
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The tour included giving more than three dozen reporters rides in Chrysler Pacifica minivans traveling through faux neighborhoods and expressways that Waymo has built on a former Air Force base located in the Californian Central Valley city of Atwater.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Students of urban planning know well the narrative of Robert Moses clearing out neighborhoods on the Lower East Side of Manhattan and across New York to make room for expressways and high rises.
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It's worth noting that the breezy, 203-mile journey from San Diego International Airport to most Valle de Guadalupe attractions along the main expressways (Routes 1 and 3) can be a great deal more plodding in the opposite direction.
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HunchLab also examines less obvious data points, like the location of liquor stores and schools, an area's proximity to local expressways, and even weather conditions and phases of the moon (there is more crime during full moons; no one knows why).
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Of all the endless ribbons of pavement and cloverleaf spaghetti that the master planner Robert Moses laid upon the New York area, it isn't much — just a mile long, with six elevated lanes, between the Bruckner and Cross Bronx Expressways.
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Look closely at a map of southwestern France and you'll notice it: a blank spot just west of Toulouse where the place names thin out and the train lines and expressways veer away, like a stream flowing around a boulder.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Sunday he expected around a 30 percent drop in the number of vehicles entering Delhi, as he opened two new expressways around the capital aimed at decongesting its streets and reducing deadly pollution.
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After opening his practice in Fall River, Dr. Fradkin became active in civic affairs and, despite his defeat for the School Committee, emerged as something of a hometown hero in a city where the namesake falls was buried by expressways during the 1960s.
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High-rise buildings, malls and expressways have erased nearly all of old Chengdu, but the 28-acre park downtown has survived and holds one of the city's few surviving old-style tea gardens, where people spend the day over cheap mugs of green tea.
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Perhaps you have to be a native New Yorker like me to read all 1,344 pages of this searing demolition job on the man who laced a great city with ugly expressways and had nothing but contempt for people too poor to own a car.
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N.Y.C. Nature Nature in New York City can still, quite literally, stop traffic: 30-pound snapping turtles hauling themselves from swamps onto six-lane expressways, mallard ducklings blithely following their mothers across the Bronx River Parkway at rush hour, a rainbow arching between Brooklyn and Staten Island.
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It also gave me flashbacks to driving such real urban puzzles as the High Five Interchange in Dallas where five levels of roads zip drivers from expressways to interstates, and reminded me what a relief it is to live in Brooklyn where I do not need a car.
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Title cards announce that it's set "Somewhere in Los Angeles, after the party," which means Mars and some friends are sitting at a diner, when Cardi and her crew walk in, setting off some choreographed flirting that leads to everyone driving down the expressways of LA in classic cars.
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The plan will also address highway traffic, where state and local transportation agencies will collaborate to ease congestion on the Cross Bronx and Staten Island Expressways, the mayor said, by testing measures like placing traffic lights at exits and emergency vehicles along the route to swiftly deal with crashes.
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Even as the Chinese authorities imposed the new restrictions — blocking expressways, cutting flights and warning residents to stay put — experts warned that the country risked a repeat of the SARS epidemic, which broke out in China in late 2002 and spread for months while officials played down its severity.
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Robert Moses, lionized in his pre-World War II years as the brilliant and incorruptible designer of badly needed New York parks, parkways and beaches, was widely viewed at the end of his life as an arrogant bully who obliterated neighborhoods to build expressways that hastened the city's decline.
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Schools, factories shut down In the port city of Tianjin, just southeast of Beijing, officials shut down expressways, increased public transportation capacity by 2168% and ordered cars to run on alternate days based on whether the vehicles' license plates end in odd or even numbers, the state-run Xinhua news agency reported.
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In response to the contagion, China — still carrying the memory of SARS, the century's first coronavirus to make the leap to humans, which killed nearly 800 people — has temporarily banned the sale of wild animals and effectively placed more than 35 million people on lockdown, blocking expressways and canceling all flights and trains out of the region.
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In Pittsburgh, you'll find neighborhoods rife with round yard pools and cul-de-sacs; contrasting with these indicators of suburbia are the shipping container yards of New York City, with cars neatly lined up like colorful bits of unused chalk; or the areas in Detroit where expressways intersect, which, when compiled, form a giddy snapshot of urban transportation.
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Originally commissioned as an opera house in 1946 as part of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk's project of European modernity, and once home to the Turkish State Theater and State Opera and Ballet, it is now the focus of disputes over reconstruction of Turkey's public spaces, with residents protesting the government's effort to replace green spaces and historical buildings with expressways and shopping malls.
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