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Shanghai is known for its futuristic skyline and bustling waterfront area, the Bund.Shanghai = largest city of China
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She moved to Shanghai for a new job in international finance.
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Franz, a devout Christian, had spent most of his adult life in the army, stationed in Shanghai and Okinawa. (source)Shanghai = The largest city of China and largest port in the world
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Almost simultaneously, it attacked Thailand, Shanghai, Malaya, the Philippines, Guam, Midway, and Wake. (source)
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I daresay, you could find similar examples in Shanghai and Rotterdam.† (source)
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In the winter of 1922, Einstein visited Shanghai.† (source)
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Brian had taken such a powerful dislike to Ginger that I realized she must have done something more than shanghai his comic book.† (source)
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Maybe it was your mother's dead spirit who guided her Shanghai schoolmate to find her daughters.† (source)
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Maya says the Moscovitzes went to Great Shanghai for dinner as a family, in order to grow to understand one another better as human beings.† (source)
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They were achingly beautiful, these ghostly cities — New York, Rio, Shanghai, Paris—under their stains of stars, images as though from an epoch before electricity, but with the buildings of today.† (source)
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Girls were rarely educated, often sold, and vast numbers ended up in the brothels of Shanghai.† (source)
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By the time of the Shanghai crash, the Korean president, Kim Dae-jung, felt compelled to speak up.† (source)
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You-mei's husband had a job in another city and was allowed to visit Shanghai only twice a year.† (source)
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I've seen him appear, just for a few seconds each time, in London, Rome, and Shanghai.† (source)
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Once the wild men of Shanghai Pierce had come through, nearly destroying two saloons.† (source)
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I was so happy and relieved when Zhu Yaopingrushed up and said something to me in Shanghai dialect.† (source)
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