In Monáe's Star Core Metropolis, which is based on Fritz Lang's 1927 expressionist masterpiece Metropolis, there's a workforce composed of a modern class of androids that serve humans.
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Under the French "Metropolis" law, Marseille is affected by the gradual transfer of certain competencies during 0003-2020 to Metropolis of Aix-Marseille-Provence (AMP; A+/Stable/F1).
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Metropolis As good and prescient now as it was during its initial release in 1927, director Fritz Lang's classic science fiction movie Metropolis is a masterpiece from the silent era.
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As in its obvious model, Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" (1927), the movie's real stars are its enormous sets and totemic machines — designed, like many of the ones in "Metropolis," by Otto Hunte.
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Under the French "Metropolis" law, Marseille is affected by the gradual transfer of certain competencies over the period of 2016 to 11033 to Metropolis of Aix-Marseille-Provence (AMP; A+/Stable/F1).
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To that end, Metropolis has picked up two new partners in Alibaba and Huawei, and Nvidia's also announcing that it's including its DeepStream software development kit in the generally available version of Metropolis.
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With just over 130,000 residents, Ipswich is not a metropolis.
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Aleppo, once Syria's largest metropolis, will soon join their ranks.
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" She made Puffy a deal: She had just finished "Metropolis.
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At the Metropolis Resort & Conference Center in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
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By almost every measure St Petersburg is a haunted metropolis.
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It's an infinitely complex metropolis, built of genius and light.
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Water was expected to reach the metropolis by early Tuesday.
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It introduces Metropolis to Gotham and all these other characters.
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TokyoEvery neighborhood in Tokyo's vast metropolis retains a distinct personality.
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This metropolis, still under construction, consists of mostly empty skyscrapers.
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"Never Built New York" (Metropolis Books, $55) doesn't need one.
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And Fritz Lang's "Metropolis" airs alongside one of its forebears.
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Could a metropolis of 30 million people end up underwater?
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The Nonstop Metropolis Walking Tour could help change that habit.
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While never a metropolis, the village was once much larger.
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We now move to a new metropolis every three months.
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Mexico City — a thirsty metropolis of 21 million — is sinking.
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The kingdom unveiled plans to build a $13 billion metropolis.
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That pastoral artistry can be fleeting in a large metropolis.
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Um... Someone at [London gay club and strip bar] Metropolis.
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Get yourself a Dreamcast and a copy of Metropolis Street Racer.
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The brightly colored bouncy metropolis is basically made for your Instagram.
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The two will be living together in a cozy Metropolis apartment.
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In the case of this sponge, it's somewhat of a metropolis.
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Maschinenmensch (22004) The humanoid robot star of the silent film Metropolis.
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Metropolis expressed fears about the class divide back in the 1920s.
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Please think of Mole's Town as Gotham to The Wall's Metropolis.
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It is a bucolic idyll hemmed in by an uproarious metropolis.
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Most worrying, this sprawling metropolis of 20093 million is utterly unprepared.
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Your budding metropolis simply gets too big to handle the congestion.
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The distance between metropolis and periphery grew into a cultural chasm.
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When the recovery finally came, it came to the Democratic metropolis.
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"Nonstop Metropolis" is a document of its time, of our time.
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One day, the imagined metropolis may even become a publicly traded company.
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"Berlin Metropolis" closed earlier this month, and "Munch and Expressionism" opens Thursday.
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The want ads in Metropolis and Gotham just got way more interesting.
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Fung's predicament feeds a paradox that complicates death in the Chinese metropolis.
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New York isn't the only metropolis to take notice of Saturday's attacks.
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This Gotham simply cannot comprehend the world of Metropolis, and vice versa.
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When you're surrounded by redneck metropolis, there's no reality to anything. Nothing.
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That is almost twice as fast as Houston, America's fastest-growing metropolis.
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Sixty-three percent of Detroit's population left the metropolis between 1950–2010.
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To an extent, America is already headed toward a metropolis-first arrangement.
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The next morning we were ready to take on this sprawling metropolis.
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We arrived at the kibe metropolis just when dawn was a rumor.
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Flight 8633 left the southwestern metropolis of Chongqing at 6:26 a.m.
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Burning Man takes place in a temporary metropolis called Black Rock City.
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Ahol's signature eyeballs are scrawled across the walls of many a metropolis.
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In Star Core Metropolis, liberation movements — android power, black power, queer pride, and freedom of artistic expression — have been suppressed but remain preserved through musical artifacts that surface as objects of quaint curiosity to the modern citizens of Metropolis.
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Metropolis documents how, over the course of one century, Latin American cities experienced rapid growth and sociopolitical turmoil that resulted in crucial modifications to city scale and architectural landscapes, creating the prime conditions for the emergence of the metropolis.
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And LA isn't the only metropolis looking to reclaim its once-mocked waterway.
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Building your own digital metropolis hands-on would take teraflops off your life.
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Yet life there sometimes appears more peaceful than in the turbulent metropolis outside.
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Who built it, what was their language, why did their great metropolis fail?
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Metropolis was, for its time, one of the most groundbreaking films ever made.
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"Berlin Metropolis" closed earlier this month, and "Munch and Expressionism" opens Feb. 25173.
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Most superhero stories still center on a white man from a massive metropolis.
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"Berlin Metropolis" closed earlier this month, and "Munch and Expressionism" opens Feb. 91.
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Walls encase the metropolis, keeping at bay undocumented people and an unruly environment.
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It has the coolness of the metropolis and demonstrates a truly free spirit.
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Mosul is Iraq's biggest metropolis outside of Baghdad, home to a diverse population.
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At night, this ice metropolis is illuminated by a rainbow of colored lights.
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His personal story is intertwined with the constantly changing history of the metropolis.
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The devastation of Metropolis effectively demonstrates the range that 4DX is capable of.
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"epicurean" metropolis described so vividly by Zweig in his The World of Yesterday.
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People in the busy Chinese metropolis work the most overtime in the world.
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Niga school in Katsina metropolis and five of his staff had been arrested.
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That location, Bordes, with just 2,700 residents, makes Tuam look like a metropolis.
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It can only be Dubai, the unabashedly ambitious metropolis where nothing seems impossible.
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Each new metropolis should have a role to play in your growing empire.
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Tugboat men threaten to strike, cutting off coal supplies, crippling the postwar metropolis.
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Here, the metropolis is ever changing and noisy, even in the quietest scenes.
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There's "New York, I Love You," an examination of the metropolis as washed.
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Kansas City, Missouri is a major metropolis with more than 2 million residents.
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"I think you've grown well beyond a metropolis," Mr. Pritchard recalled telling her.
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The metropolis that globalization created may well be the capital of the world.
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But we found a well-organized, vast metropolis, with a calming Buddhist vibe.
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The volcano is considered a danger to cities nearby, including the metropolis Naples.
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San Francisco is an anomaly, the one metropolis where politics is a sport.
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"This sort of thing isn't the Minutemen's cup of tea," Metropolis tells him.
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A once-thriving metropolis of wealth, power and culture is now in ruins.
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Imagine beginning construction on an interstate only to discover a sprawling ancient metropolis.
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Annie Malone was born in Metropolis, Illinois, to formerly enslaved parents in 1869.
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This densely packed Chinese metropolis of 22016 million people has a major waste problem.
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Large parts of the metropolis were under water for days before government help arrived.
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You can get 20 Minute Metropolis with a Humble Monthly subscription ($12 per month).
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Following the establishment of Dodger Stadium, L.A. has transformed into a sprawling, commercial metropolis.
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The "market" equaled globalization, good for the hyperconnected metropolis, less so for the hinterland.
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The 10-year-old micro-metropolis serves as an incubator for clean-technology companies.
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The victory marks the beginning of a long, arduous road to rebuilding the metropolis.
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Her work has been both welcomed and challenged by the metropolis she calls home.
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These Londoners achieve varying degrees of success at making a life in the metropolis.
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What huge metropolis is an international tech hub and has a killer music scene?
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But now, you're actually releasing the new album, Another River, through indie label Metropolis.
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Britain, too, now has its "flyover country," a nationalist heartland distant from the metropolis.
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But now the area is covered with modern metropolis and it's probably un-gettable.
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Various dystopian classics, from Metropolis to Blade Runner, fill their worlds with futuristic buildings.
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To find out more about Metropolis, Illinois, head over to the city's tourism website.
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Build a road network, one road at a time, to create a bustling metropolis.
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Metropolis Ensemble Saturday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Manhattan; 212-535-7710, metmuseum.org.
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Everything appears to be new; it's a picture-perfect vision of a thriving metropolis.
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We are, in fact, living in the golden age of the master-planned metropolis.
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After returning to New York, she became a revolutionary chronicler of the modern metropolis.
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Drake's hometown has a small-town vibe with all the amenities of a metropolis.
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Such criticism ignores the complexities of building in the country's oldest and largest metropolis.
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But despite that drop, New York City continues to be a thriving cosmopolitan metropolis.
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Every metropolis boasts its own Chinatown, and some have special policies for protecting them.
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Daegu is now an eerily quiet city, a metropolis stalked by an invisible enemy.
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London, the metropolis that globalization created, may well be the capital of the world.
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We are unmoored, just my boy and me above a twinkling metropolis of strangers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The bustling metropolis of Dubai should not, by rights, exist.
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Finally, in a metropolis in which homelessness is rising, don't miss Boutique by Shelter.
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Other colonial artists eagerly sought West's patronage once they made it to the metropolis.
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PHOENIX — It's hard to miss the dogged technological ambition pervading this sprawling desert metropolis.
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The multicultural metropolis of London is now, more clearly than ever, a place apart.
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This pulsating metropolis has a larger population than Australia, but pollution remains a key challenge.
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You're looking at miles upon miles of ash heaps where a metropolis stood minutes earlier.
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There's a boatload of classic films like Metropolis and Sunset Boulevard for the Filmstruck crowd.
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Here's a look at the role of the metropolis in the country's 5-year conflict.
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The Los Angeles of Her is a dense metropolis teeming with skyscrapers and speeding trains.
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Here, it's a metropolis with brownstones and walking paths filled with art and creative retail.
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Islanders was created by Grizzly Games, and 20 Minute Metropolis was created by Dejobaan Games.
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A guide to the shopping malls and street food of Vietnam's largest, most exhilarating, metropolis.
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At San Francisco's de Young Museum, an interactive dive into the ruined pre-Columbian metropolis.
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As Wright put it in his introduction to ''Black Metropolis'': ''This is no easy book.
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THIS summer Ganesh Gaitonde's eyes burned through the monsoon haze from billboards across the metropolis.
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He is bullish on his metropolis, where violence has dropped off sharply since last year.
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For a restaurant in the middle of a metropolis hub, it makes absolutely no sense.
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Rounding out the lands are Gotham City and Metropolis, home to Batman and Superman, respectively.
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The metropolis west of Baghdad is much more than just a city gripped by ISIS.
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What this action had to do with the destruction of Metropolis is never clearly linked.
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All you see are rings — endless, endless rings across the quiet expanse of virtual Metropolis.
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He's a mayor, and not of a major metropolis like New York or Los Angeles.
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Jiang said NEVS is building an EV factory in the northeast coastal metropolis of Tianjin.
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It was in this midwestern metropolis that Brooks found her muses and began to write.
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The sky is tuned to a dead channel as drones fly lazily over the metropolis.
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In the dying days of the console, a little-known studio produced Metropolis Street Racer.
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The gameplay for both scenes were great, and the metropolis scenery around me was gorgeous.
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But unlike the large metropolis she calls home, Pell's town is on a smaller scale.
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Despite being world-renowned as a thriving metropolis, Singapore was not favored by female respondents.
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Meanwhile, the stereotypes about Midwestern niceness really are true — even in a metropolis like Chicago.
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Still, the visual opulence of the metropolis and its artistic traditions proved to be inspiring.
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Vietnam's largest metropolis, Ho Chi Minh City, has long excelled at boundary-pushing night life.
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The town's annual Superman Celebration draws thousands of visitors from around the world to Metropolis.
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Her love of robots began in childhood, inspired by movies like Metropolis and Blade Runner.
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Mangkhut's assault on Hong Kong tested a metropolis that has developed intricate safeguards against typhoons.
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The clip opens with a detailed look at the revamped Midgar, FFVII's dark, gritty metropolis.
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Hong Kong would return to China, yet retain its status as an open, global metropolis.
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LUBUMBASHI, Democratic Republic of Congo — This hot, dry metropolis may seem an unlikely art center.
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"At the time, it was the perfect antidote to a giant metropolis," Mr. Boyce said.
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T=5. Mumbai, India — Despite its role as a bustling metropolis, Mumbai is incredibly cheap.
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Two Angeleno artists discuss the rich history of sign painting in this visually cacophonous metropolis.
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And the series has now nodded to this multiple times, with police officers mocking Hooded Justice's sexuality on American Hero Story, Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis having sex on American Hero Story, and the actual Hooded Justice and Captain Metropolis having sex in this episode.
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The commotion across this sprawling metropolis of some 20 million people is as electric as ever.
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The busy metropolis, so unaccustomed to dealing with this much snow, has ground to a halt.
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Superman interrupts Batman's attack on some Metropolis criminals, prompting Batman to chuck him into a wall.
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But compared to where most tech companies settle in the Bay Area, it's a whirling metropolis.
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The center of Tokyo now looks more like a sea of yellow than a major metropolis.
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But more is at stake than who governs the sprawling, chaotic metropolis of 30 million people.
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A magnitude 6.1 earthquake shook Osaka, Japan's second-biggest metropolis, early on Monday, killing three people.
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The backdrop (by projection designer Adam Larsen) is an expressionistic nightmare reminiscent of Fritz Lang's Metropolis.
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Recurring preoccupations for the avant-garde of the 21987s included the mechanical man and the metropolis.
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Now Mexico's second biggest metropolis, Guadalajara was only a fraction of its current size back then.
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He was also a believer in the skyscraper as a global symbol of the shining metropolis.
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It is a library that feels like a spaceship in the center of a bustling metropolis.
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It is currently in the running for a new distinction, too: the world's most dysfunctional metropolis.
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Like Shaun, Boy & the World chronicles its protagonist's journey from his rural home to the metropolis.
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The recently deceased end up in the alien-built metropolis and communicate with Earth via mediums.
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It was everywhere, and predictably, worst in the cities, especially the rapidly-growing metropolis of London.
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Metropolis (2018), the last work, takes its name from Fritz Lang's classic 1927 sci-fi film.
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In 2010, the city of Metropolis, Illinois, unveiled a statue of Lois Lane modeled after Neill.
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The province's main metropolis, Montreal, is as non-religious a place as any in secular Europe.
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He was an antidote to the sprawling metropolis, a fellow outsider watching over her from above.
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The previously unnamed metropolis from the original is no more: now it's the City of Glass.
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The figure brings to mind dystopian visions of humanity, specifically those created in film like Metropolis.
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"Shenzhen is an exciting, fast-evolving metropolis of 68 million people," said WTA President Micky Lawler.
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Forty kilometers south of the cosmopolitan metropolis of Lille lies the French city of Hénin-Beaumont.
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His recreation of Wakanda's Afrofuturistic metropolis is thoughtful and unburdened by ties to the wider MCU.
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And its citizens, in this one respect a microcosm of their metropolis, hungrily do the same.
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This self-described 'shitpost metropolis' exhausts every linguistic and photographic outrage, and every crude, derogatory trope.
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PORTO ALEGRE, Brazil (Reuters) - For decades, this southern metropolis stood apart from the rest of Brazil.
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Is it even possible for a city to be healthy functioning metropolis without a vibrant nightlife?
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Soon you'll be able to visit Gotham City, Metropolis and four other worlds at Warner Bros.
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But the city expanded around the prison walls, so it now stands awkwardly within the metropolis.
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Transportation gridlock frustrated visitors as they rushed between events on opposite sides of a sprawling metropolis.
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Thunder Bay, a metropolis by comparison, offered them their only opportunity for a high school education.
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Jakarta is a huge metropolis built on swampy land, and it has been sinking for decades.
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"It can't have been deliberate," said another journalist at Southern Metropolis Daily, who asked for anonymity.
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The $8,800 to $10,800 bracelet is Ivanka's "favorite bangle from the Metropolis Collection," the email read.
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Watersports at Kite Beach and desert camel rides can also be accessed via the busy metropolis.
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Jakarta is the latest metropolis attempting to eliminate the urban pest to prevent outbreaks of diseases.
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New York is the rare metropolis where cremating unclaimed bodies is still barred by state law.
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Not all of this untrammeled Berlin requires traveling to the outer limits of this Mitteleuropa metropolis.
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The seductive, sprawling metropolis of Lahore was strikingly different from the war-ravaged Peshawar and Waziristan.
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The metropolis is coping with an extended bout of dangerous winter pollution and smog this week.
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The dry lakebed that is now the foundation of the modern metropolis amplifies shaking from earthquakes.
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Each one builds a modern metropolis from the ground up, which has little basis in reality.
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The Silk Road metropolis was home to thousands of Turks, Arabs, Uighurs, Indians and many others.
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It feels more like what you'd expect from a major trauma center in an American metropolis.
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For now Crows are here to protect the citizens of the fictional world's sootiest, scariest metropolis.
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Metropolis is expected to premiere in 2019 and will release exclusively on DC's upcoming digital service.
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A predictable rhythm has developed to the killings in this dense metropolis of nearly 13 million.
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It's a crowded metropolis of nearly 22 million people that still offers peaceful places of relaxation.
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"I've had an extraordinary life when you think about it," she told Metropolis magazine in 2001.
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The metropolis was built on treaty territory, and was the nation's most violent city in 2015.
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Models show a levee failure could submerge parts of the metropolis under 20 feet of water.
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MQM has dominated the sweltering metropolis of Karachi, Pakistan's largest and wealthiest city, since the 1980s.
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New York is a dynamic metropolis, propelled by change, but it isn't a giant Etch A Sketch.
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The company launched today in its home metropolis, with plans to soon expand to other US cities.
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The Creators Project: Boy and the World draws a stark contrast between rural environs and the metropolis.
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The pair chase clues through Ryme City, a metropolis where humans and Pokemon creatures live in tandem.
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The movement's top groups spent millions of dollars in the blue metropolis to defend a nondiscrimination ordinance.
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WITH its tree-lined boulevards Moscow's Bogorodskoye district is an island of calm in the clattering metropolis.
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The sprawling metropolis, covering 139 square miles, once housed 215m people—three times as many as today.
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Those who know British geography well know that Cardiff is the very opposite of a great metropolis.
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The metropolis has dubbed itself a "sponge city" and turned to water-absorbing asphalt, among other measures.
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Didi said it rolled into Valparaiso, Chile's third largest metropolis, and Colombian capital city Bogota this week.
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This one would be more serious than most—nuking a Persian Gulf metropolis was no tiny thing.
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Instead of predictable, traffic-inducing, planet-killing exurban sprawl, you get a real city—a living metropolis.
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The city-state of Singapore is as modern as it gets — a hyper-connected, business-driven metropolis.
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Sales of church property happen in many places, but business is especially brisk in Canada's western metropolis.
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China soon began the reforms that have turned Beijing into a smoggy, traffic-clogged but dynamic metropolis.
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But in 2000, aged 16, my family moved from that bustling metropolis of millions to suburban Boston.
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In an age of climate change it was the world's first metropolis to confront such a fate.
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But in 271, when a life-size bronze statue of Lois Lane was unveiled in Metropolis, Ill.
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But all does not go smoothly upon his arrival in the glamorous, hedonistic metropolis of Vice City.
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Jakarta, Indonesia, is the latest metropolis attempting to eliminate the urban pest to prevent outbreaks of diseases.
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Nvidia offers its "Metropolis" platform, which enables governments to use its A.I. technology to analyze video feeds.
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It was the center of everything, and it was a giant metropolis by 1850s and 1860s standards.
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It was all about LOVE the night Soul Man Charles Bradley performed at the sold-out Metropolis.
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Just like any metropolis, Quebec City is replete with fragments of unnoticed history enshrined in everyday life.
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The city adopted its grid plan in 2237, allowing for more uniform development of the growing metropolis.
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In her new graphic novel Something City, artist Ellice Weaver explores all corners of her fictive metropolis.
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After his time there, he was an editor at Metropolis, an architecture and design magazine, and Inside.com.
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For Hong Kong, a metropolis that has shrugged off tropical storms in the past, Mangkhut was different.
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She headed south, finding a career in Houston, a growing metropolis teeming with young transplants and opportunity.
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And they are geographic: The metropolis versus the hinterland, the coasts against the middle of the country.
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En 2003, el periódico cantonés Southern Metropolis Daily fue el primero en reportar el brote de SRAG.
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With the evacuations and lockdown, Wuhan, a typically bustling metropolis, has been transformed into a ghost town.
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It was filmed there, and its urban apartments and diverse subplots were truer to a modern metropolis.
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No mention was made of the anti-government protests that have been shaking the metropolis since June.
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His death on Sunday underscores the ubiquity of the helicopter in this sprawling and traffic-choked metropolis.
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All the while, global flows of capital course through your metropolis, wearing down every bump and cranny.
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This week, the Emirati metropolis announced it is to test passenger-carrying drones in its skies by July.
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In his opinion, time-gobbling tasting menus do not reflect the pace of life in a humming metropolis.
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You navigate the vibrant metropolis of impossible architecture at breakneck speeds, overcoming new obstacles introduced in each level.
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Home to Yale University, this New England metropolis is offering up to $80,000 in incentives for new homeowners.
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A series of women were reporting rapes in Bakersfield, California, a large industrial metropolis north of Los Angeles.
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New York has long been a car-dominated metropolis where riding a bicycle has been a harrowing experience.
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He likes the aesthetic of artifice, and he recognizes how it enables and suits his teeming space metropolis.
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Monáe draws her take on the social dynamics of Metropolis from Aldous Huxley's famous dystopia Brave New World.
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Asimov's bots were unable to harm humans; in contrast, robots in Monáe's Metropolis are forbidden from loving them.
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Fort Simpson is no metropolis—a gas station, a hotel, a liquor store, a Chinese restaurant called Pandaville.
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And Wayne is suspicious of Superman's agenda and blames him for the deaths of so many Metropolis citizens.
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Cars are thought to carry about 30% of people in the metropolis but account for 72% of traffic.
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Litter is nothing new for the city by the bay, and certainly not surprising for any bustling metropolis.
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Yet the Chicago metropolis as a whole—the city plus suburban burghs like Oak Park—is gradually blending.
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That feeling of conflicting elements, combined with the sheer speed of the metropolis, are central to the show.
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Moments earlier, a man allegedly drove a van into multiple pedestrians in a suburb of the Canadian metropolis.
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While Pompeii was a living, breathing metropolis, Herculaneum was a resort town for the Roman elite, Michele explained.
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London is the perfect blend of vintage and modern — a nexus of history and a posh, contemporary metropolis.
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Read separately, the two headlines on Page 1 of the Shenzhen edition of Southern Metropolis Daily on Feb.
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The Middle East, Mr. Obama said, was like Gotham, a corrupt metropolis controlled by a cartel of thugs.
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It's an aging metropolis built up in layers, over time, the urban counterpart to Dennett's theory of consciousness.
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It's actually similar in a way to how archaeologists used it to map out an ancient Mayan metropolis.
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One of the things I loved most about Dishonored was exploring its city, the industrial metropolis of Dunwall.
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Vancouver is conveniently located between the sea and the mountains, creating a must-see metropolis in the middle.
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Anchorage was still essentially a frontier town that imagined it was a metropolis, straining to make itself real.
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From 1839 Franz Winkler, an industrialist, turned these into a coal-mining metropolis by basing his empire there.
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Water was expected to reach the metropolis within hours, but it's not known how long repairs will take.
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And so "Metropolis" was restored again, finally approximating its original form for the first time in 250 years.
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Before his sci-fi opus Metropolis, Fritz Lang wove a tale of life, love, and death called Destiny.
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In its heyday, the newspaper was an essential institution in the city, helping bind together a vast metropolis.
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So, you might see a large metropolis do that based on data, based on actual presentation of cases.
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"How could the child of a historian resist?" she said in an interview with Metropolis magazine in 1999.
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Sam Lubell has written eight books about architecture for the publishers Phaidon, Rizzoli, Metropolis Books and Monacelli Press.
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Visitors move through six themed areas: Warner Bros Plaza, Metropolis, Gotham City, Cartoon Junction, Bedrock and Dynamic Gulch.
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To them, this metropolis of 10 million residents suffers from an excess of crowds, clutter and health hazards.
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The team was led by a former Marine named Nelson Gardner, who went by the alias Captain Metropolis.
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Now, Istanbul really does feel like Gotham: a gritty metropolis whose dwellers feel overwhelmed by darkness and violence.
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The technology to transform the dry, dusty Red Planet into a thriving Martian metropolis just doesn't exist yet.
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His company, Frutama, is located in Iquitos, a busy metropolis set on the banks of the Amazon River.
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Rebecca Solnit and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro's book Nonstop Metropolis charts the overlooked geographic history of New York City.
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Sheffield wasn't exactly the heaving cultural metropolis of the entire country, but it felt like it to me.
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But even as they retreated in the metropolis, the Conservatives have taken some unexpected seats in post-industrial Britain.
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Many farms close to the metropolis, like Mr Shivaji's, already contain the ghostly outline of a rectilinear road grid.
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These are the bits of metropolis, installed within walls and buried in the ground every day, out of sight.
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Phone charging, weather reports, and maps to help users get from A to B in a sometimes baffling metropolis.
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Only a part of its formidable arsenal is in range of Seoul, a metropolis with more than 20m inhabitants.
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Thirty kilometres east of central Dakar, a huge billboard advertises a forthcoming metropolis, to be called Diamniadio Lake City.
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The aurora metropolis filled the whole of the southern horizon like an unattended fire, embers glowing in the darkness.
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The whole thing began as a lesson in lesbian history for Kelly Rakowski, 22017, a photo editor at Metropolis.
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The power of that transformation turns Dirty Computer into a jubilant, queer, Afrofuturist vision of what Metropolis could be.
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Now, Iraq and Kurdish fighters turn their attention toward wresting control of the northern metropolis from the terror network.
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The family film tackles social issues as the residents of the animal metropolis are divided by prejudice and fear.
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Passenger numbers are flat or falling in almost every American metropolis, and in some Canadian and European ones, too.
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Earlier hours were languid, focusing on the transformation of Riyadh, a sleepy town soon to become a modern metropolis.
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The discovery sheds new light on the sacred spaces of the metropolis that Spanish conquerors overran five centuries ago.
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Its commercial software platform, Metropolis, also reportedly uses predictive analytics to help businesses develop consumer markets and streamline investments.
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Sometimes relocating to a metropolis filled with opportunities causes us to swap our old dreams for unexpected new ones.
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It doesn't help that they are based in Kyoto, in a bit of a bubble, away from the metropolis.
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Madrid isn't necessarily the first European metropolis that first comes to mind when you think of contemporary dance music.
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"When I went to Beijing, I found that this metropolis had a lot of nooks and crannies," he said.
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The Front in the Fight for Housing offers families an escape from violence-plagued slums that ring the metropolis.
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By manufacturing electric vehicles within China, Tesla could theoretically reduce its border tax, the Southern Metropolis Daily report noted.
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Portland had a plan to evacuate the city if Soviet bombers were on their way to nuke the metropolis.
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The population of Paris increased 229-fold between 217 and 2000 as the metropolis expanded more than 22004 times.
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The Guangdong provincial health commission was also looking into it, according to Southern Metropolis Daily, a state media outlet.
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While cities usually make for great group day trips, not every metropolis is equipped for families to raise children.
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In the growing metropolis of nearly 212 million people, pollution soared well above hazardous levels in the past week.
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This gorgeous metropolis is also home to West End musicals and other shows, incredible cuisine, and tons of history.
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And it isn't only his travelling support that seems to be tiring of their trips to the desert metropolis.
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And there is simply no space in the already-cramped urban metropolis for new government housing outside the floodplain.
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The whole landscape can be transformed into a bustling metropolis, a winding corn maze, or a scorched earth apocalypse.
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The Amazon hunt has inspired data whizzes to argue about which American metropolis best fits the company's demanding specifications.
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The conceptual metropolis would consist of a spherical city, within which a tower would accommodate homes and work spaces.
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For years, people in Zürich only knew high rises from photos of New York and Fritz Lang's film Metropolis.
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On one hand, we have a metropolis that represents itself as a place of creative industries and knowledge production.
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By Wednesday morning, wildfires were burning on a wide crescent of mountain ranges on the fringes of the metropolis.
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Bangalore is often referred to as India's Silicon Valley, known for its modern metropolis and thriving information technology community.
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In 2012, he returned to China, basing himself in the booming southern metropolis of Shenzhen, which gave him funding.
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The town had 2,390 residents in 1800, compared with more than 60,000 in the metropolis across the East River.
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HOUSTON — Hurricane Harvey's floodwaters have left this sprawling metropolis partially ruined and eager to return to something like normalcy.
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And with a car or truck, these killers can achieve large body counts in the heart of any metropolis.
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It is a revisionist comic portrait of another clan for whom Russia's best-known metropolis towers in the imagination.
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Burnett was supposed to join his family to celebrate the Chinese New Year, but the metropolis was shut down.
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Mr. Metropolis owes more than $100,000, a plight the Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez wrote about this week.
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Riding on those successes, regional newspapers like Southern Weekly, Southern Metropolis Daily, and Dahe Daily rose to national prominence.
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It's a great place for a morning run or afternoon of sunbathing with the towering metropolis as a backdrop.
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For most of the twentieth century, Los Angeles was the only American metropolis without a full-fledged opera house.
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But the minute you leave these areas, you're faced with a 'city' that feels half metropolis and half suburban.
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Quebec City feels very French, while Toronto is a fast-paced metropolis and Vancouver has a laid-back vibe.
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After all, the old narrative of London as a global metropolis was an identity deeply woven into its designs.
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Metropolis boasts a giant monument to the guy — built just 18 months after the events of Man of Steel!
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With 21 million people in the city and its suburbs, Mexico City is the largest metropolis of the Western Hemisphere.
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"Ivanka Trump wearing her favorite bangle from the Metropolis Collection on '60 Minutes,'" the email read, linking to the bracelet.
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Then I moved to the other America: working in a metropolis as a nationally awarded journalist in mainstream news media.
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The music video for Cassius' "The Missing," featuring Ryan Tedder of OneRepublic, follows a couple around a Noir-inspired metropolis.
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In the 14-million strong metropolis of Kolkata, people bathe and brush their teeth next to towering mounds of rubbish.
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A large swath of San Francisco—the American metropolis that makes things whirr, click, and connect—went dark on Friday.
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The highly conceptual performer has long been making beautiful, pop-tinged R&B for a seven-part Metropolis-themed series.
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Drivers in the car-crazy California metropolis spent 0643 hours each driving in congestion during peak travel periods last year.
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Maybe this aspect stands out more because 20 Minute Metropolis and Islanders are more simplified versions of a city builder.
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Ghost does go to some lengths to turn its setting into a culturally diverse metropolis inhabited by technologically enhanced bodies.
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The Haixia Metropolis News said on Friday that it had been inundated with angry public comments about the kangaroo's death.
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It's the first public tool from Uber's internal team for civic data tools, a group known internally as Project Metropolis.
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Minotians once travelled to the Chinatown in Winnipeg, Manitoba—not exactly a metropolis—to shop, says Josh Wolsky, an alderman.
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When they all appeared at a recent rally in Cebu city, the country's second-largest metropolis, local officials shunned them.
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The rise of Detroit, the metropolis, throughout the 20th century mirrored the economic success of the thriving local car industry.
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Plus, if you live in a bustlin' metropolis, your body is constantly exposed to the pollutants floating around your city.
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It's one of Africa's largest city, a bustling metropolis of endlessly honking taxicabs and the hustle and jostle of commuters.
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Don't get me wrong, it's not gonna be a metropolis of big towers and all these huge city-type stuff.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - By day, Yao Yu heads up risk control for an investment firm in the southern metropolis of Shenzhen.
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That's what Belgian photographer Jasper Léonard's photos make New York City, the tenth-largest metropolis in the world, look like.
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Virginia Wagner: Metropolis continues at the Kate Oh Gallery (50 East 72nd Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through December 9.
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World's Finest is really a three-part miniseries from Superman TAS, involving Bruce Wayne and the Joker coming to Metropolis.
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The Los Angeles depicted in Blade Runner 2049 is an overflowing metropolis at once crumbling and more beautiful than ever.
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While it's been awhile since they flew together as Man of Steel and Lois, both are no stranger to Metropolis.
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Take advantage of all of it, whether the nearest metropolis to you is London, Chicago, San Francisco, or somewhere else.
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Set entirely in NYC, the show's only speaking roles belong to the various non-human species that populate the metropolis.
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This week Yu Shaolei, a senior editor of Southern Metropolis Daily, a widely read newspaper, resigned in protest against censorship.
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Curated by Idurre Alonso and Maristella Casciato, Metropolis will be on view at Americas Society from March 22-June 30.
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A HISTORY OF NEW YORK IN 27 BUILDINGS: The 400-Year Untold Story of an American Metropolis, by Sam Roberts.
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The population of Paris increased almost 229-fold between 217 and 2000 as the metropolis expanded more than 22004 times.
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Greater Bangkok, a sprawling metropolis with more than 10 million people, has 1,300 homeless people, a survey this year found.
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Sporting It was a foggy day in Chongqing, a metropolis in southwest China, and the driving range was almost empty.
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In a metropolis where the freeway has long been viewed as vital, they are clamoring for walkable streets and neighborhoods.
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The 18-karat Metropolis diamond bangle carries a $85033,800 price tag and also appears in a gold version costing $8,800.
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In Seoul, a metropolis with a population density twice that of New York City, recreational spaces are at a premium.
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Found predominantly in east Asia and some parts of Europe, the bird's appearance in an American metropolis is a mystery.
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Eugen Schüfftan, who shot "Metropolis," worked (uncredited) on the cinematography; Edgar G. Ulmer (also uncredited) was responsible for the sets.
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What a perfect time for a huge, living metropolis to burst onto the scene, intent on murdering everyone you know.
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Detective Pikachu is set in the Tokyo-esque streets of Ryme City, a metropolis seemingly concocted just for the franchise.
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Zogue took me back to Silvermoon City, the blood elf metropolis located along the northern coast of the Eastern Kingdoms.
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In the late 19th century, Buenos Aires became an international metropolis, and European immigrants comprised nearly half of the population.
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But sourdough was hardly the first thing on Katz's mind when he decided to leave the metropolis for the woods.
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For seven days at the beginning of this month, a thick cloud settled over this metropolis of 433 million people.
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These touches, set against the skyscrapers and bustle of a metropolis, create an effect that is both hyperrealistic and otherworldly.
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Opportunity found Siggelkow almost as soon as she set foot in the city an hour's drive south of the metropolis.
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Maybe I could get closer to their lives in the vast modern Agora of this metropolis through a common passion.
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And at two and some hours' drive from anything resembling a metropolis, it's among America's most remote designer-clothing hubs.
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Dhaka is packed with an estimated 8003,000 people per square mile and is already the densest metropolis in the world.
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From battles and setbacks this ancient metropolis has rebounded again and again, proving itself to be resilient like no other.
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Yes, this is actually happening in South Africa's second-most populous city, a sprawling metropolis with nearly four million people.
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"Blade Runner" presented a dystopian metropolis in which robots are used as slave labor and sport fantastic punk couture outfits.
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And the city, a sprawling metropolis of more than 12 million people, is impossible to take in all at once.
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"What makes the city the most mapped metropolis in the world is that it offers complete cartographic liberty," she writes.
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Mosul is Iraq's second-largest metropolis, and gaining control of the city was one of ISIS's most significant strategic wins.
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Delhi, the capital, was India's overnourished child, fattened by subsidies, grants, and the nation's aspirations to build a mega-metropolis.
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Construction has yet to end, and clearly, the subtle charm of a walkable metropolis is not to Mr. Nazarbayev's taste.
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But Santiago's poverty also is striking: crumbling public hospitals, overcrowded schools, shantytowns that sit on the outskirts of the metropolis.
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Two new cases were reported in Beijing, and one in Shenzhen, a booming metropolis in the south, near Hong Kong.
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The soaring spires, the sloping shores, the straitjacket of the street grid — many things give form to the great metropolis.
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Chongqing resident Xia Yang said the attack had shocked residents of the city, a metropolis of some 30 million people.
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"You can't turn people's willingness to have babies on and off like a water tap," Ms. Huang told Southern Metropolis.
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Eventually known as Kyoto, the metropolis flourished as a hub of politics, religion and culture for the next thousand years.
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Illinois's political mindset is perhaps best represented by its trademark metropolis, Chicago, a shining example of liberal politics run amok.
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In a large metropolis with public transportation, there could be dozens of schools within reasonable travel distance of most families.
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A new series on the sex trade in 93s New York City presents a lesser-known side of the metropolis.
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We flew over the skyscraper temples of the metropolis at El Mirador, covered in trees up to their very tops.
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Guatemala City is a traffic-choked metropolis which moves to the beat of reggaeton and big band, brass-heavy ranchera.
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Take the large drawing, "AnWaHaSoGrMoVaWiCr" (2017), which seems to be the aerial depiction of a vast metropolis from the future.
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In this work, the subsequent cyborg woman of Fritz Lang's Metropolis (343) is already undone by disturbances she cannot contain.
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The city of Aleppo was once Syria's cultural center, economic powerhouse and a bustling metropolis of more than 2 million people.
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EVERY Sunday deaf children meet to learn sign language in a borrowed classroom in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam's southern metropolis.
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In each of Monáe's five albums, she has deepened her look at Metropolis and the android struggle to escape their enslavement.
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Rocheron describes New Port City as suffering from over-development with technology, and it's a metropolis that is busier than ever.
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He was a young, intelligent British banker earning half a million dollars a year, in the teeming metropolis of Hong Kong.
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This metropolis of money, known as the City, generates £23bn ($152bn) of output a year—as much as Germany's car industry.
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In any modern metropolis humans live peacefully in much closer quarters than any other species could without dangerous, possibly fatal consequences.
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Image: Still from Metropolis (1927)The initial news of FilmStruck, a collaboration between Turner and Criterion, was met with a sigh.
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The answer, of course, is complicated—there is no straightforward formula that determines what makes one metropolis more lit than another.
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JUST a few years ago Wuhan, a sprawling metropolis in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, exemplified China's economic woes.
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Still, it's as solid a look at Night City, the metropolis that forms the game's introductory setting, as we've ever gotten.
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San Francisco, which already has the largest urban composting program in the country, hopes to become a model carbon-farming metropolis.
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Using ink and acrylic, the artist represents the capital of Egypt as a chaotic modern metropolis that's steeped in ancient history.
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The A sections of "City of Stars" focus on the difficulty of forging connections in the modern metropolis of Los Angeles.
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Li, a former writer for the Southern Metropolis Daily, a respected semi-independent newspaper, arrived in Thailand from India on Jan.
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His photography-on-high unveils the city's intricacies, revealing the English capitol to be an ever-changing metropolis steeped in history.
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In the mountains surrounding the metropolis, mountain lions — the last large carnivore in southern California — live, hunt, and try to repopulate.
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Stretching from Harlem to South Brooklyn, these events taken together demonstrate how New York is still a supremely fair-friendly metropolis.
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Wakanda is depicted as a verdant land with stunning waterfalls where spacecraft designed like tribal masks soar over a modern metropolis.
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The nine-month battle to retake the ancient city left an estimated 10,000 people dead and much of the metropolis destroyed.
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The policies Mr. Banks has fought for have made New York City the most generous and humane metropolis in the country.
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An animated caper, it is set in a mammal metropolis, where a cop, a rookie rabbit, sets out to prove herself.
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All three West Bank cities are within 130 km (80 miles) of Tel Aviv, Israel's free-wheeling metropolis on the Mediterranean.
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Superman dresses in black, and because of weird continuity stuff, there's also the classic red and blue Superman flying around Metropolis.
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All the imagery we wanted—and I had a few set ideas, for instance the cat and the idea of Metropolis.
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The underbelly-located energy of Bellow's portraits contrast with the metropolis watercolors by Maurice Prendergast, conjuring a more élite, high society.
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TEOTIHUACAN: CITY OF WATER, CITY OF FIRE Artifacts and art from the ancient Mesoamerican metropolis, many recently excavated. Sept. 230–Feb.
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That such a teeming metropolis could exist with such anonymity, not even known by its closest neighbors in Hangzhou, astonished me.
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And then across the channel you have Los Angeles, this pulsing metropolis, and I really like that tension for the project.
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Her overcrowded scenes, by contrast, are valentines to a metropolis that doesn't need people, and doesn't invite anyone to call home.
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Rio de Janeiro, my new hometown, is a dazzling seaside metropolis with an embarrassment of riches for beachgoers and music lovers.
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But the buzzing metropolis in the country's northern mainland doesn't need to trade on its looks or fame to earn respect.
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Vincent Zurzolo, a co-owner of Metropolis Collectibles and ComicConnect, speculated that the wall might be worth as much as $50,000.
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We were dazzled by the coruscating metropolis of Seoul, which, the last time these men saw it, lay smoldering in ruins.
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These days, it's by air that I usually get around, which generally means leaving one metropolis and then arriving in another.
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As the neighborhood rents have steadily climbed, Mr. Metropolis, 0007, was grateful for his landlord, a rabbi from a nearby yeshiva.
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A sprawling metropolis, Tashkent once served as the Soviet military's main outpost — as well as a bureaucratic hub — in Central Asia.
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If you saw a giant version of the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man terrorize a major metropolis, wouldn't you become obsessive too?
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New Delhi and its suburbs, a metropolis of more than 46 million, is full of dilapidated apartments squished into cubbyhole alleys.
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"Luego de que me recupere quiero volver al frente de batalla", le dijo a The Southern Metropolis Daily, un diario chino.
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They are also the building blocks of a virtual city, a second metropolis extracted from and existing alongside the real one.
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Yamamoto, an acclaimed young Japanese playwright and director, was struggling with life in Tokyo, finding the vast metropolis a lonely place.
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For inspiration, he began to make annual trips to New York, a place he'd worshiped from afar as the quintessential metropolis.
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"It's a tunnel they were going to build between Metropolis and Gotham and it had been abandoned," Deborah Snyder informed us.
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The partnership also extends to movie-themed on-board menu items, travel kits and special travel guides for Metropolis and Gotham.
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Far from the historic heart of Paris, this section of the 19th Arrondissement often has the look of a metropolis unraveling.
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They chart the endless ways that artists and designers have attempted to visualize an outsized metropolis on a manageable, human scale.
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Bo was ousted as Communist Party boss of the southwestern metropolis of Chongqing and from the party's decision-making Politburo in 2012.
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Wings Army has ten locations in Mexico City; tonight, we're south of the metropolis and packed alongside the arterial Insurgentes Sur freeway.
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Below is the premiere of the first track from the album "Metropolis," plus track down the band to find out what's up.
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This had a practical benefit, as it allowed the two-man team to create a plausibly small slice of a huge metropolis.
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The handsome 19-year-old watched drug cartels transform his Mexican hometown, Juarez, from a bustling border metropolis into a war zone.
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A high-speed railway between Hong Kong and the next-door metropolis of Shenzhen has been a hit since opening in September.
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In true startup fashion, the group has an application open for location referrals to potentially optimal locations for a new experimental metropolis.
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It had become a floating dump, poisoned by the rancid waste of a booming, unplanned metropolis and slums with no sanitary infrastructure.
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In 2007's Metropolis: Chase Suite, she's offered up to a Hunger Games-like chase with her "immediate disassembly" as the goal.
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In 1972, he arrived in Miles City, an isolated town of about 8,500, roughly 140 miles east of Billings, the nearest metropolis.
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But last year, the tranquility of this parcel of green space, hemmed in by a metropolis of 15 million people, was shattered.
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But the metropolis, part of which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has suffered greatly in Syria's five-year war.
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The metropolis draws more foreign direct investment projects than any in America and is behind only London, Paris, Singapore and Amsterdam worldwide.
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The event comes ahead of the Mastering the Metropolis: New York and Zoning, 1916–2016 exhibition opening at the museum in November.
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Entitled Another River (out on October 28th via Metropolis Music) the album was apparently inspired by a mantra of less is more.
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Any major incident would have devastating consequences for much of New York State and for a certain metropolis that abuts the Hudson.
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In entries of yesteryear, whether a newly founded outpost or infrastructure-rich metropolis, a city only occupied a single square or hex.
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There are less than 400 registered psychiatrists and 500 registered psychologists in the city—alarmingly low numbers for such a crowded metropolis.
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Hiroshi Kondo captures the the energy and the loneliness of living in such a vast metropolis in his experimental short, The Others.
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Related: Hand-Cut Paper Sculptures Of Microbes Make Bacteria Beautiful Perfectionist Paper Structures Resemble Viral Colonies Paper Metropolis Delicately Explores Urban Density
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Remember the big fight at the end of Man of Steel, where Superman (Henry Cavill) and Zod duke it out, flattening Metropolis?
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The southwestern metropolis of Chongqing reported growth of 10.6 percent, the best in the country apart from the western region of Tibet.
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The desert metropolis looked almost apocalyptic as dark clouds rose from a high-rise tower complex being built alongside Dubai's biggest mall.
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Metropolis, the title of the show, is also the inaugural solo show at the Kate Oh Gallery (November 9 – December 9, 2017).
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Mosul is Iraq's biggest metropolis outside of Baghdad, and gaining control of the city was one of ISIS' most significant strategic wins.
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After all, the biggest thing MLS has going for it is that it's here, stateside, in or just outside your nearest metropolis.
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The sweltering metropolis of Karachi is Pakistan's largest and wealthiest city, dominated since the 1980s by Hussain's Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) party.
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Mirror's Edge Catalyst is set an unknown number of years into the future, in a glistening metropolis dubbed the City of Glass.
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There are an awful lot of humans—more every minute, too—and most of them are trying to live in a metropolis.
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Instead of sending her crop to Mumbai, the state capital and financial metropolis, she was distributing it in her village for free.
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New home prices in Shenzhen, a southern metropolis, soared by 62.5% year on year in March, while those in Shanghai rose 30.5%.
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Though many stores lining the streets are recognizable chains, the lesser-known retailers here make this mini-metropolis an unexpected shopping gem.
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Black Rock City — the temporary metropolis where the event takes place — has the types of things you'd find in any other city.
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The glossy marketing campaign featured physically fit users cycling in modern, luxurious homes that often overlook a futuristic metropolis or expansive backyard.
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Bonanos, the city editor of New York magazine, stacks up the "nine dailies" that chronicled the metropolis between the two World Wars.
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"Gold," however, bests "Metropolis" with two set-destroying cataclysms instead of one, and another dramatized by the news media in the film.
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The agency had been trying to catch up on delays with the laying of tracks to newer parts of the sprawling metropolis.
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According to the early comics, the villain Brainiac shrunk the planet's capital city of Kandor and preserved the miniature metropolis under glass.
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Next to its regional neighbors, will it be a choking urban sprawl (think Jakarta) or a hyper-efficient, sustainable metropolis (think Singapore)?
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American Nogales, orderly and somniferous, pushes up against Mexican Nogales, an unruly metropolis of 23,000 souls where the Sinaloa cartel looms large.
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The town, right on the Salmon River, is the modest metropolis of the premier fishing zone, and it exists for little else.
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Bangalore is one of India's largest cities, the hub of its tech industry and a metropolis of more than 8 million people.
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Reinventing itself, the metropolis has since regained much of its economic vigor with the healthcare industry replacing manufacturing as the city's powerhouse.
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But building the world's first sustainable metropolis proved far trickier than anyone anticipated, and just 5 percent of Masdar City stands today.
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" It was also well received in Italy and Germany, where it may have inspired some of the designs for Fritz Lang's "Metropolis.
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Li Xin, a former writer for the Southern Metropolis Daily, a respected semi-independent newspaper, arrived in Thailand from India on Jan.
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In 2000, Fritz Lang and his team constructed the enduring image of an inescapable system of factories and metal traffic in Metropolis.
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It's something like a nighttime stroll through a major metropolis, your path only illuminated by the quietly humming neon signs hanging overhead.
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There were cool bars and fun parties and life to be lived in the same stinking metropolis that imprisoned our favorite characters.
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Their inaugural effort, 1989's "Express Yourself," drew inspiration from Fritz Lang's Metropolis for its deco-industrial imagery and steely dystopian undertones.
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Hamilton is less than an hour away from the overshadowing metropolis of Toronto, but the two cities couldn't be any more different.
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The objective of this SimCity–like board game is to grow your town's economics and infrastructure to create the biggest thriving metropolis.
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A 1927 "Metropolis" movie poster, one of only four known to exist, was purchased by a private collector for $690,000 in 2005.
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Many of the measures enacted in the Asian metropolis back in February are now being rolled out in European and American cities.
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Sherman-Palladino and Palladino wanted to shoot on location as much as possible, but so little of the midcentury metropolis remains intact.
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At his death he left behind the manuscript for another Gunther novel, "Metropolis," which explores the character's life during the Weimar Republic.
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Rather, it stems from the clash between "change is loss" and "change is gain" mentalities, which has split village and metropolis alike.
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Under LA, a program organized by the Huntington-USC Institute on California & the West, explores the life of the metropolis located underfoot.
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That metropolis is home to some 16.3 million people and 52 percent of them live in slums, according to a recent study.
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In San Myshuno, the Sims version of an urban metropolis, a prettier version of me effortlessly scooted around her carefully cultivated world.
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And where the port city's champions see a swaggering no-nonsense metropolis free of bourgeois pretensions, others see a lack of refinement.
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But a wave of new establishments in recent years has made this quiet pocket in the sprawling and hectic metropolis worth exploring.
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BOONE, Iowa — Senator Kirsten Gillibrand represents one of the biggest and bluest states in America, anchored by the nation's largest urban metropolis.
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Sam Lubell and Greg Goldin's Never Built New York is published by Metropolis Books and available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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Here in Surat, a Gujarati metropolis with hundreds of years of storied mercantile history, Mr. Modi's currency policy hit like a sledgehammer.
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Greater Managua, with a population of about 2.6 million people, felt less like a metropolis than a loose bag of a suburb.
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After all, it was only four years ago that their city declared bankruptcy, the largest American metropolis to ever to do so.
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She returned to New York and, in just one stage of her long career, became a revolutionary chronicler of the modern metropolis.
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Shooting along Victory Boulevard, Mr. Smit found diverse, bursting communities both connected to and distinct from the global metropolis across the harbor.
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We began our 10-day vacation in Mexico City, a sprawling metropolis of untapped beauty, where we promptly went to the bar.
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In the middle of a teeming metropolis, the two men seemed to be living off the grid and alienated from loved ones.
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Metropolis — named for the owner, who insists it is his Greek family's name — is something between an antique store and a junkyard.
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If you love yard sales as much as you love bargain travel, there's one Midwestern metropolis that's a perfect match for you.
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Like the sculptor Jeremy Mayer, who — inspired by multiple viewings of "Metropolis" — transforms irreparable machines into fantastic beasts and life-size figures.
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Video from their trip shows how much of a ghost town the metropolis of Wuhan has become, how people are taking precautions.
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Holding on in the face of washout, protectors of the mudbrick metropolis of Chan Chan, Peru are in a scramble against erosion.
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Our greater metropolis now has 13 urban and suburban pro teams — counting the N.F.L., M.L.B., N.B.A., W.N.B.A., N.H.L., M.L.S. and N.W.S.L. armada.
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Luzhkov, a wily wheeler-dealer who presided over Moscow's transformation into a metropolis of skyscrapers and shopping centres, was hardly a communist.
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In 1898, the New York City charter, which consolidated the five boroughs into one metropolis and created the position, detailed the duties.
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It is his white lover, Captain Metropolis, who tells him to keep his face hidden: audiences aren't ready for a black hero.
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The lesson: It's not just the opposition of East and West that needs rethinking, but that of the metropolis and the sticks.
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Julia Wertz's new black-and-white book of comics, Tenements, Towers & Trash, is a stirring ode to America's most densely populated metropolis.
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The global city is a metropolis whose primary relation is to other global cities, not to the nation where it is located.
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Every map is an intense act of creative collaboration, with essays and illustrations in Nonstop Metropolis from over 30 artists and writers.
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He was born into abject poverty, in the countryside outside of Burnsville, the 19805-person metropolis he moved to in eighth-grade.
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No other city on Earth produces as many talented players, and the metropolis has become an incubator of talent for the entire world.
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But New York is not the only metropolis on the planet where the subway can resemble the seventh level of hell come August.
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From Gotham City to Metropolis, it's been a bumpy ride for Warner Bros' series of interconnected films based on DC comic book characters.
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By his estimates, over a thousand flee the kingdom every year, while more escape Riyadh for Jeddah, the kingdom's more liberal coastal metropolis.
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VICE News traveled to Kansas City to see how a major American metropolis is deciding what honoring Dr. King looks like for them.
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They rereleased "Metropolis" and then followed up with "The ArchAndroid" in 2010 and "The Electric Lady" in 2013 (as well as "Dirty Computer").
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The images capture the fear and isolation that the outbreak has caused, and how it has rendered China's largest metropolis a ghost city.
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Mehrabad is centrally located within the sprawling metropolis of Tehran, and the airport gives a little of the flavor of the country itself.
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Today Navy SEAL medics reputedly train in Flint because it offers the country's closest approximation to a metropolis blighted by years of war.
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She will take charge of a sprawling metropolis with a population of more than 13 million and an annual budget bigger than Sweden's.
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Almost every function of government, from education to the police, is administered from the metropolis, despite the country's mosaic of peoples and languages.
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Fabio Giampietro takes an everyday metropolis and imparts it with a foreboding, Hitchcock tone (film joke intended) in his elevated painting series, Vertigo.
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Over the course of the play, 24 characters bounce off each other at what appears to be the social epicentre of the metropolis.
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Long a dusty provincial capital, Zhengzhou's transformation in recent years into a metropolis with a glittering skyline and fashionable malls has been staggering.
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The clarinetist Vasko Dukovski and the Metropolis Ensemble will also perform, in addition to other artists to be named in the coming days.
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Even if you don't live in a major metropolis, it's always a good idea to set positive intentions for your self-care routine.
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Early in BvS, a Metropolis skyscraper comes crashing down and Ben Affleck charges directly into the billowing white cloud of dust and debris.
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Guangzhou, a densely populated urban metropolis with a tropical climate, saw around 37,350 people infected with dengue fever during an outbreak in 2014.
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" And yet Knausgaard can plausibly liken himself to a character from the fevered writings of Dostoevsky, "the impoverished young student in the metropolis.
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In the real world, Metropolis is a small town of about 6,500 people in southern Illinois, just across the Ohio River from Kentucky.
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But then again, even a sober, well-rested person might struggle to make sense of this cosmos-themed, touristy confection of a metropolis.
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The candidates tout diverse plans, from building more roads to increasing taxes on second cars to moving government offices out of the metropolis.
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The gritty rustbelt metropolis, where General Motors (GM) was founded in 93, has been run by a series of emergency managers since 2011.
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Other F-Rated films include Metropolis, Kung Fu Panda 2, The Girl on the Train, Freaky Friday, Animal Farm and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
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Anderson clearly asserts himself in details like the urban metropolis' retro communication technology and the meticulously-organized garbage explored by the titular dogs.
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Driving on one of the metropolis' highways, buildings just dozens of meters away are hard to make out through the early morning smog.
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Ismail added that Anis Kaimkhani from the Pak Sarzameen Party was also arrested in Karachi, a teeming metropolis of about 20 million people.
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And the colonial rulers made another assumption, with great consequences for the modern metropolis, says Wolfgang Scholz of the Technical University in Dortmund.
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Canada's third-largest metropolis would grab the environmental crown by cutting car travel, enforcing stricter building codes and promoting renewable energy, he said.
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" It added that, by doing so, U.S. politicians are "clearly encouraging criminal acts in the Chinese metropolis and meddling in China's internal affairs.
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"Mobike was a good option for me since I work in the area," said Fernando Galicia, a disgruntled Mobike user in the metropolis.
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And I wish I could validate all the triumphant talk of the great metropolis of Los Angeles becoming a fabulous train town again.
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In the postwar West Coast metropolis, you assembled a personal world from diverse local sources and brought it home, to your private grounds.
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The cleanup was not a planned event but an example of spontaneous unity in a metropolis that prides itself on diversity, passengers said.
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In August, it spent about $250 million to acquire Golden Apple, which runs a chain of private schools from Chengdu, China's western metropolis.
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David Stansbury was in the pilot house of the towboat William Hank, which was tied to a fleet of barges near Metropolis, Ill.
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Released this year, this animated caper is set in a mammal metropolis, where a cop, a rookie rabbit, sets out to prove herself.
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Having seen the devastation already brought to Metropolis, he is driven to extremes by his fear of the further havoc Superman could wreak.
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Even aviation, an industry that long soared above concerns of the urban environment, is being forced to rethink its relationship with the metropolis.
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"We take that very seriously here," says Metropolis Mayor Bill McDaniel, who beams with excitement when he talks about his love for Superman.
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"The Superman Celebration is our flagship event," says Trish Streckenrider, a tourism director with the city of Metropolis who tracks local hotels' occupancy.
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New York's subways have long been the great equalizer of America's largest city, the democratizing force in a metropolis of otherwise dizzying inequality.
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The 8.4 million of us who live here do the daily grind hard, and we demand just as much from the metropolis itself.
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There are only a small number of potters in any given city, but online there is a whole ceramics metropolis willing to help.
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Multiply our losses thousands of times, and you can begin to understand the blow to the Houston area, the country's fourth-largest metropolis.
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Seven cities neighboring Sao Paulo, Brazil's biggest metropolis, said they would begin reducing municipal transportation until a total shutdown from March 29 onward.
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Seven cities neighboring Sao Paulo, Brazil's biggest metropolis, said they would begin reducing municipal transportation until a total shutdown from March 29 onward.
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There's the false Maria, a robot designed in part to stave off a communist uprising, in Fritz Lang's 1927 German expressionist film Metropolis.
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"The summer crowd comes here to escape the metropolis, only to find this urban element at the gateway to the Hamptons," he said.
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Illuminated screens and neon signs play with directional lighting that establishes a tone of crisis in each metropolis-induced composition in the series.
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But, paradoxically, the seasoned adventuress feared becoming lost in the metropolis and got her bearings by imagining skyscrapers as summits along a trail.
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When you're from Edmonton, North America's northernmost metropolis, the cold and isolation causes some angst rattling through your bones, believe me I know.
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The world of Detective Pikachu revolves around Ryme City, a massive, planned metropolis where man and Pokémon live side-by-side in harmony.
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