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The film festival in Toronto attracts international celebrities and filmmakers every year.
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Toronto’s diverse neighborhoods offer food and traditions from all over the world.Toronto = largest city in Canada
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According to him, the drivers in Toronto were all crazy.† (source)
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So the real jaw-dropping news that January morning, the news that had everyone from Toronto to Tokyo crapping in their cornflakes, concerned the contents of Halliday's last will and testament, and the fate of his vast fortune.† (source)
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Later, in Toronto, among nine columns of Patels in the phone book, I found him, the main character.† (source)
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I avoid American newspapers and magazines, and American television—and other Americans in Toronto.† (source)
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EVER SINCE SHE HAD SENT THE LETTER TO TORONTO, Fumiko had been a bundle of nerves.† (source)TORONTO = largest city in Canada
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Santo Antonio Gamay, hoping to make it to Toronto, shows the fatigue and tension from fifteen hours of riding a train.† (source)
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He immigrated to Canada in 1956 and died in Toronto in 1981.† (source)
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'Woods outside Toronto attacked by giant evil badger.† (source)
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Bryn suggested on the phone from Toronto, where she was wrapping her latest film.† (source)
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Orlando Nolo York San Diego Toronto London† (source)
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Along the same lines, here are the colleges of the last twenty-five American Nobel laureates in Chemistry: City College of New York City College of New York Stanford University University of Dayton, Ohio Rollins College, Florida MIT Grinnell College MIT McGill University Georgia Institute of Technology Ohio Wesleyan University Rice University Hope College Brigham Young University University of Toronto University of Nebraska Dartmouth College Harvard University Berea College Augsburg College University of Massachusetts Washington State University University of Florida University of California, Riverside Harvard University To be a Nobel Prize winner, apparently, you have to be smart enough to† (source)
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Sheryl's grandmother stripped off the bandages after she moved with her husband to Toronto, but it was too late.† (source)
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Joe Urquhardt was a Canadian banker who'd been roommates with Liz's cousin in Toronto.† (source)
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Grand juries in Indianapolis and Toronto found this unconvincing.† (source)
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