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I want to live and work in the middle of a vibrant metropolis.metropolis = large, important city
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The town has become a 21st century metropolis.metropolis = large city
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Its residence halls, teaching centers, and even universities could be found in almost every major metropolis on earth. (source)metropolis = city
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Before the bus had run another fifty yards on the highway, its destination would be meaningless, and its point of departure changed from metropolis to junkyard. (source)metropolis = a large city
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She was delighted by the simplicity of voting one's self a metropolis. (source)metropolis = important city
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It was already thronged with the craftsmen and other plebeian inhabitants of the town, in considerable numbers, among whom, likewise, were many rough figures, whose attire of deer-skins marked them as belonging to some of the forest settlements, which surrounded the little metropolis of the colony. (source)metropolis = city
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One funeral is generally very much like another in this magnificent metropolis. (source)metropolis = city
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He believed in the gradual de-urbanization of modern metropolises by distributing the population more evenly in self-sufficient small towns and villages.† (source)metropolises = large cities
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It was delightful to see the green landscape before us and the immense metropolis behind; (source)metropolis = city
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You grant your metropolises all the animals of Eden, but you deny my hamlet the merest Bengal tiger!† (source)metropolises = large cities
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The metropolis, I imagine, is a pretty fair sample of the rest. (source)metropolis = city
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When he had exhausted all possibilities in the letters, he began attacking the names and addresses on the envelopes, obliterating whole homes and streets, annihilating entire metropolises with careless flicks of his wrist as though he were God.† (source)metropolises = large cities
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On our first evening in Rome, we climbed one of the seven hills and looked out over the metropolis.† (source)metropolis = city
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But, in the first place, New York was a metropolis, and perfectly aware that in metropolises it was "not the thing" to arrive early at the opera; and what was or was not "the thing" played a part as important in Newland Archer's New York as the inscrutable totem terrors that had ruled the destinies of his forefathers thousands of years ago.† (source)metropolises = large cities
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"Gentlemen," he began, "the Metropolis no stranger to historic events.† (source)Metropolis = city
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They were now scattered around the outskirts of most major cities, each one overflowing with uprooted rednecks like my parents, who— desperate for work, food, electricity, and reliable OASIS access—had fled their dying small towns and had used the last of their gasoline (or their beasts of burden) to haul their families, RVs, and trailer homes to the nearest metropolis.† (source)
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