CULTURAL LANDMARKS More cultural landmarks were being closed to try to stop the spread of the virus.
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The Staten Island house "was one of the earliest city landmarks," said Ms. Breen of the Landmarks Conservancy.
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Across the five boroughs, more than 36,000 properties are designated landmarks by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Many of these landmarks and locations are based on landmarks in Ingress, another augmented reality game by the same developer.
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Snap also announced a product called "Landmarks" — imagine a face filter, but for iconic landmarks around the world, like the Eiffel Tower.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission meets today to hash out how to handle the 95 New York City properties nominated for designation as landmarks.
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Xinyuan has gotten required approval from the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission because the theater's ticket lobby and foyer are protected as city landmarks.
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And so there are certain dates that serve as those landmarks, and what these landmarks do is they allow us essentially to start again.
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Warrant thinks the moths rely on visual landmarks first, but periodically "check their compasses" to make sure they're going the right direction when their landmarks change.
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But, while UNESCO recognition of physical landmarks usually results in some attempt at preservation, the point of the cultural landmarks list seems to be mostly to merely exist.
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It's an easy tool to assess which landmarks are near you, or which you'd like to explore, and also reveals the density of landmarks, and areas where they are lacking.
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NoHo, Manhattan The Landmarks Preservation Commission must approve plans and issue permits for renovations done on the exteriors of buildings in historic districts, even those that are not individual landmarks.
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Mills: You're talking about major landmarks — to blow up?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last month, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) voted to recommend 30 of the sites from its backlog of nearly 100 as potential landmarks.
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The list of new landmarks, announced on Wednesday, comes as the National Park Service, the division of the Department of the Interior that administers the landmarks program, has finished celebrating its 100th anniversary.
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It can translate text, read QR codes, and recognize landmarks.
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And we like to show the cars and the landmarks.
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Can You Identify These Earth Landmarks from 250 Miles Above?
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Some maps allow users to zoom in on geological landmarks.
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It is one of the world's most visited historical landmarks.
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The project had been approved by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Take a look at the landmarks that are in danger.
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There were no people in the photo, no discernible landmarks.
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Here are 16 photos of landmarks that he has transformed.
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There were also plenty of beautiful postcards depicting Volterra landmarks.
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The Notre Dame Cathedral was among Paris' most recognizable landmarks.
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Famous landmarks like Antelope Canyon and Monument Valley are empty.
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The opponents have directed their dissatisfaction at the landmarks commission.
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"It's especially painful because there aren't very many LGBT landmarks."
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He cited three Supreme Court landmarks to make his case.
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The theme of today's puzzle is different San Francisco landmarks.
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She posted photos of the restored landmarks on social media.
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Monuments and landmarks worldwide have been illuminated in Chapecoense green.
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Along the way, Apple has crossed a few big landmarks.
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Roland Emmerich is the preeminent film auteur of exploding landmarks.
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And so, sort of like when we navigate physical space we use landmarks to help us along the way, when we navigate time we use landmarks to help ourselves find our way through time.
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Should the administration of Mayor Bill de Blasio decide to appeal, it might find itself in the awkward position of arguing that the landmarks commission was effectively powerless to stop the privatization of interior landmarks.
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Explore Julie Anand and Damon Sauer's Ground Truth: Corona Landmarks online.
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"Those overlapping features gave us landmarks to work with," he said.
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Emmanuel Tajeldin Bashir is watching videos of British landmarks on YouTube.
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His original designs show that iconic landmarks aren't born — they're made.
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It is renowned for its skiing, Viking landmarks and breathtaking fjords.
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The aerial footage shows all the most notable landmarks of Manhattan.
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Gyms and PokéStops are supposed to be linked to local landmarks.
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There was some animal in there ... You know, it's historical landmarks.
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If we don't take preventative measures, we could lose more landmarks.
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All men must die, but not all beautiful landmarks must collapse.
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Their intentions are mysterious, until they start blowing up American landmarks.
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It's getting people out and about into local parks and landmarks.
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To refill balls, players have to stop at real-world landmarks.
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It dispelled geographical myths, mapped landmarks and identified Native American communities.
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In 2002, the landmarks commission permitted the demolition of the bank.
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Other buildings and landmarks were similarly decorated, including the Eiffel Tower.
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Many famous landmarks from the Victorian Era still stand in England.
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By day, the two men lead tours of supposed disco landmarks.
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The National Park Service lists more than 2,500 national historic landmarks.
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For him, decaying barns and rusty silos were pretty typical landmarks.
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Their blue glass sculptures are reminiscent of architectural landmarks through time.
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They will perform landmarks of the jazz idiom they helped originate.
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Mappers then look at satellite imagery and outline key geographic landmarks.
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The landmarks commission said, 'There's a house in Camden, New Jersey.
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Facial "landmarks" are compared without reference to race, gender or ethnicity.
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So many buildings and landmarks have been preserved through the generations.
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But these familiar landmarks are not the focus of Egan's narrative.
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But his readers recognize the landmarks, or they think they do.
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I asked Dr. Ellis about the erasure of landmarks like that.
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Along the sides, acrylic panels display renderings of famous American landmarks.
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Tweets like Sun's are landmarks that let us catch our breath.
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That could include landmarks or any description of what's around you.
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Few buildings here have addresses, so taxi drivers operate by landmarks.
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There are a lot of Los Angeles landmarks in the film.
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Cataudella has created most of his artwork using landmarks in Italy.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission and confirmed that this is the case.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Early last year, the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) launched an online, interactive map that pinpoints all pending as well as existing landmarks within the city's 141 historic districts.
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For public landmarks, you might see opening times with a brief description.
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"It's a lot of organic energy," Whiteboy says of the Kingston landmarks.
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Landmarks such as these are perhaps essential physical representations of that status.
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Have you seen other world landmarks lit up in tribute to France?
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Lens works on objects, landmarks, books, artworks and some text at launch.
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Events, landmarks, weather, places, dates, and seasons can all be automatically identified.
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Individuals, images, and aesthetics become landmarks for self-identification and self-esteem.
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This works well for rural places, unmarked areas, landmarks, and shopping malls.
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With the app, users can set audio beacons for destinations and landmarks.
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It has since been recognized as one of Paris' most treasured landmarks.
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Players filled the sidewalks, and crowds of trainers flooded parks and landmarks.
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But there were some notable landmarks, like this wall of toilet seats ...
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Prytania Street is known as one of the landmarks of the neighborhood.
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There is precedent in Europe for reconstructing destroyed historic landmarks, and Gov.
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"Everything Warren," watercolor paintings of local scenes and landmarks by Carolann Garafola.
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Not all the landmarks of tap history are in the distant past.
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Three of San Francisco's signature landmarks are seen from this vantage point.
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The majority of the district's 290 warehouses have been declared historic landmarks.
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You're lost; having this many weird olfactory landmarks means you have none.
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"The story of these landmarks is they get torn down," he said.
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Donegal is riddled with landmarks of abuse, each telling its own tragedy.
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It was a painstaking, meticulous process, scouring Google Earth for familiar landmarks.
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The familiar characters are back, as are landmarks like Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe.
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BROWN And I think you have to understand certain landmarks around that.
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The landmarks commission has designated buildings over owners' objections many times before.
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Some landmarks persist, albeit in graffiti-splattered disrepair, like the Grande Hotel.
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Behold and see, Isaiah and Handel tell us: These landmarks deliver us.
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It featured beautiful drone footage of the modern city skyline and landmarks.
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To demolish it, the Boston Landmarks Commission must decide its historical value.
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And it also puts Carey within spitting distance of two major landmarks.
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ALICIA KEYS — LANDMARKS LIVE IN CONCERT: A GREAT PERFORMANCES SPECIAL 9 p.m.
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Making a good pair with the Discover NYC Landmarks map released earlier this year by the Landmarks Preservation Commission, the NYC Public Art Map and Guide helps highlight the dense history of the city visible on the streets.
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Bo takes us around the city, explaining the historical significance of different landmarks.
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From now on, whoever lands on any of his landmarks risks imminent bankruptcy.
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There are 900 landmarks scattered throughout the model, complete with facts and trivia.
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Some songs clearly have landmarks, in agreed-upon melodic themes and tonal centers.
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Conductors can also start naming landmarks near corresponding stops if they so wish.
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I did, but Landmarks isn't about Photoshop, it's about how we (don't) look.
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Car navigation systems gave directions to landmarks that had vanished into the sea.
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The fate of these facilities, landmarks for the city's residents, is now unclear.
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Some spots have been overtaken by thick vegetation and trees, obscuring important landmarks.
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Pokéstops are important landmarks, marked on the map at significant (usually) local locations.
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There are many other iconic landmarks in the US that are falling apart.
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Zoom in and see your favorite neighborhoods and landmarks in perfectly pixelated form.
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Well, landmarks are a big thing in fashion: chronological or actual, no matter.
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"The pyramids are the most important historical landmarks in the world," Mohi said.
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COLD SPRING HARBOR "#MyLongIslandLandmarks," depictions of Long Island landmarks submitted via social media.
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Adding cultural landmarks could balance the spread of protected buildings throughout the city.
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With any luck, "Landmarks" is the book that will help him do that.
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Its shopping district includes landmarks like the DeSoto Theater and the Clock Tower.
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Some of the shops sold a variety of souvenirs dedicated to local landmarks.
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In New Orleans last spring, the city removed four Civil War-era landmarks.
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"No one had even done an inventory of civil rights landmarks," he said.
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" Crace defined "Landmarks" as "something of great importance that is actually quite dull.
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New York's most recognized landmarks even turned orange for Amazon for a night.
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Many of Norway's iconic landmarks are outdoor sites that are free to see.
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The home is certified as a landmark building by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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The official route includes churches, statehouses, museums and other landmarks across 15 states.
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Accompanying the former N.B.A. star as he explores Jewish landmarks in New York.
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Consider the variation in the treatment of jazz and other music history landmarks.
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Previously by default, both apps' home screens suggested nearby landmarks, businesses, and restaurants.
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One of Iraq's most famous landmarks, a historic mosque in Mosul, was destroyed.
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Among the many city agencies reviewing the project was the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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The tour cost about $242,242, excluding airfare, and visited popular cities and landmarks.
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My knowledge of Minneapolis's landmarks had been limited to the Mall of America.
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In 1999, Ms. Alexander secured a National Historic Landmarks designation for the house.
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"As a scholar, you get a sense of the fixed landmarks," he said.
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The New York Landmarks Conservancy awarded Trinity a prestigious Chairman's Awards last year.
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He never embraced even the most universally acclaimed landmarks, not even Gideon v.
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This week, in an effort LPC states is part of a greater attempt "to bring greater transparency, efficiency, and public access to the agency," the organization is visualizing the city's pending and existing landmarks in the Discover NYC Landmarks map.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission is scheduled to decide whether to designate a long list of Waldorfiana as interior landmarks, from the grand ballroom to the "wheel of life" mosaic above the Park Avenue entrance, which was made with 23,33 marble tiles.
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For tourists visiting the city&aposs popular landmarks, having water nearby was a must.
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It's a huge map, though one without enough distinctive landmarks to make areas memorable.
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Read more: The Landmarks That Made New York a Cultural Capital Uptown or Downtown?
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Assailants armed with assault rifles and suicide vests attacked two of the country's landmarks.
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From amazing views to historical landmarks, Asheville is much more than meets the eye.
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If you're seeing some nice landmarks, take a selfie in front of the landmark.
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So, too, are a number of those landmarks, like the old Metropolitan Opera House.
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The UK is full of natural and historic landmarks that are worthy of recognition.
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There are some landmarks so iconic they appear on almost every traveler's bucket list.
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One in four people surveyed have never seen popular landmarks in their own cities.
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True: Several cities, rivers, and other landmarks have also been named after the explorer.
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Ingress players were able to submit their local landmarks that they thought were cool.
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The landmarks are the main destinations for tourists disembarking at the King historic district.
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His short films find new ways to flip perspective on familiar landscapes and landmarks.
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New Orleans has recently removed Civil War-era landmarks, moves both protested and celebrated.
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He can also name major landmarks and even well-known Iowan products — impressed yet?
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Pokémon players receive items from the landmarks, but in Ingress they're known as portals.
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A wave of blockbusters featuring exploding landmarks has been rolling non-stop ever since.
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The Web site looked a little different, but the major landmarks were still there.
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Venice has struggled with overtourism because of its many historical, architectural, and artistic landmarks.
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There are no landmarks in flattened Tokyo, and few indicators of what comes next.
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Landmarks Illinois cited the current owners for the sensitivity and thoroughness of their renovation.
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The calendar includes mini-figures of famous characters and iconic Hogwarts memorabilia and landmarks
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WARREN TOWNSHIP "Everything Warren," watercolor paintings of local scenes and landmarks by Carolann Garafola.
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One year, counselors created a mini-golf course decorated with papier-mâché Israeli landmarks.
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A spokeswoman for the landmarks commission said it would not comment on the decision.
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Landmarks around the town were also destroyed or knocked over, like this bear statue.
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Mr. Pei was accused of trying to deface one of the world's great landmarks.
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As he clicked around his hometown, the landmarks of his childhood were all there.
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As we approach the house for lunch, Child proudly points out a few landmarks.
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From there, they draw 2D landmarks of the face, focusing especially on mouth movements.
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In August they met with staff of the landmarks commission to present their case.
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The colorful image also identified several key features -- like landmarks on a terrestrial map.
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The building of outlandish landmarks like the Burj Khalifa was key to the plan.
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The Rockefellers have played a role — sometimes a unique role — in developing these landmarks.
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Yosemite National Park is home to landmarks like Glacier Point and the Half Dome.
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Landmarks The two giant Elmhurst Gas Tanks stood next to the Long Island Expressway.
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Answer: This new camera feature that adds AR graphics to real-world landmarks pic.twitter.
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Basically, the car compares landmarks to the high-definition maps to position themselves accordingly.
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The city has 1,405 individual landmarks — buildings or the exteriors of buildings — but only 120 interior landmarks, among them the lobby of the Empire State Building, the Rainbow Room in Rockefeller Center and the dining room of the Gage & Tollner restaurant in Brooklyn.
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Self, building, landmarks, food, animals, adult, teenager, nature * What is the occasion of the post?
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Google Lens also identifies landmarks, plants and animals, and will add events to your calendar.
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They feature rumpled moms, dads, reluctant teens, and grandparents jostled past noteworthy buildings and landmarks.
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Readers rated cities on their sights and landmarks, culture, cuisine, friendliness, shopping, and overall value.
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This movie is indebted to San Francisco, with many sequences built around San Francisco landmarks.
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Apple called it a "magnificent new development at one of the city's best-known landmarks".
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The commission has not yet announced the specific landmarks and memorials that are under review.
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It can also help people to travel to historical landmarks, such as the White House.
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Surveys suggest that visiting landmarks and shopping have been dethroned as top reasons for travelling.
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I thought removing the landmarks would create big gaps, but it didn't: it looks fine.
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The rise in property prices in Soho is forcing all sorts of landmarks to close.
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As before, it reflects the streets and features nearby: streets, parks, landmarks, and so on.
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Whenever it suited them, they could easily pull off to visit small towns and landmarks.
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Check out beaches, landmarks, zoos, ski slopes, and much more besides without leaving your browser.
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Landmarks also influence route choice, by attracting more trips than travel-time minimization would expect.
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They'd try to draw coastlines, landmarks and other geographical features—whatever they'd see while tripping.
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New York City lit up some of their major landmarks in orange, Amazon's signature color.
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Ford starts with an existing "prior map" that includes things like stop signs and landmarks.
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Specific grave markers have become the landmarks for new communities, some transitory, others more persistent.
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The donation plan was endorsed by the New York Landmarks Conservancy, a leading preservation group.
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A year later, he was named a Living Landmark by the New York Landmarks Conservancy.
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Here are some landmarks that you might not recognize if you traveled back in time.
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Here are 15 famous American landmarks you may not have known were built by slaves.
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Leo and Cedar lead tourists through the landmarks of her life, reciting juicy biographical tidbits.
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Today it is rebuilt to the Prohibition-era standard that the landmarks commission insisted on.
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One of Australia's most famous landmarks is finally set to close after decades of protest.
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And yet only 17 percent of properties are protected there, according to the landmarks commission.
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The battles will take place at "gyms," which are located at notable landmarks near you.
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New York is a city of landmarks: world famous skyscrapers, grand monuments and cultural icons.
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The nonprofit organization Historic Nashville offers a tour of civil rights landmarks in the city.
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SPLC leveraged existing data sets, private and governmental, that categorize landmarks and historic site markers.
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"It allows us to compare teeth that have no landmarks in common," said Mr. Melstrom.
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Large toy trains zoom around these and other New York City landmarks in the display.
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Using external anatomic landmarks as my guide, I gently passed the tube into his brain.
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Self, building, landmarks, food, animals, adult, teenager, nature -What is the occasion of the post?
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In December 2015, the New Orleans City Council voted to remove the four confederate landmarks.
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The best sentences orient us, like stars in the sky, like landmarks on a trail.
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Its productions of "The Brig" and "The Connection" were landmarks, as were its Brecht productions.
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Landmarks across France, the world's most-visited country, are considered especially vulnerable, despite constant policing.
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Twice, neighbors asked the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission to declare the 1920 church a landmark.
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"They are the rock holes and landmarks of my country," she states in the catalogue.
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But the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission does not think the house warrants designation.
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Palm trees served as the only landmarks until they all began to look the same.
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In these tall, narrow passages there were no colossal landmarks for even a general orientation.
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We spend a weekend cruising the streets of Stockton, looking for extant landmarks and relics.
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At every turn as I strolled through this handsome, gracious city, I found historical landmarks.
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After the war, East Germany rebuilt historic landmarks, hoping to erase the memory of Nazism.
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We have a number of landmarks to see, including a baseball game at Safeco Field.
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In Surabaya, police officers wearing balaclavas were posted at major hotels and landmarks on Monday.
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One of its most well-known landmarks is the 34-foot-tall King Neptune statue.
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It's probably testing landmarks as guides for its directions instead of using more formal navigational descriptions.
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Users would be able to assign certain smartphone commands to scars, birthmarks and other body landmarks.
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Apple Maps in India offers sparse mapping data of cities and towns, and often misses landmarks.
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A total of 42,549 runners completed the marathon, which takes in the British capital's major landmarks.
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Soon, pilots wont be able to fly their drones within 400 feet of these national landmarks.
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But like with any precious landmarks, humans are bound to push the limits of respectful observation.
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In Brown's digital city, Uncanny Valley, she controls where to place roads, landmarks, and train lines.
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Beauty and the beholder The Eiffel Tower's not on TripAdvisor's list of the Most Beloved Landmarks.
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The room featured black and white photographs of San Francisco landmarks, which is a nice touch.
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We'll focus on routes in L.A. that have landmarks, like Venice Boulevard, Abbott Kinney, and more.
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The first set are tied to specific neighborhoods and landmarks in Los Angeles and New York.
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The inconspicuous landmarks where the Depression exploded, modern art bloomed, and the United Nations first assembled.
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More recently, he has posted photographs of himself in front of landmarks while wearing matching knitwear.
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Popular Times shows times for businesses (restaurants and stores) and doesn't work on places like landmarks.
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Real-life locations and landmarks, such as a local church, double as locations in the game.
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Across the country, nearly 113,000 more armed troops patrolled streets around landmarks, stores and government buildings.
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Images of torched cars before Paris landmarks have filled the 13583-hour news channels all weekend.
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Unfolded, they provide a unique, tactile way to explore overlooked, irreplaceable landmarks in our sprawling cities.
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Many of those buildings become landmarks, but the sweat that built them evaporates and is forgotten.
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The plan also permits property owners to purchase unused development rights from landmarks throughout the area.
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Those with addresses sometimes rely on local landmarks—"the house by the big tree", for example.
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It guides fans to landmarks inspired by Ali and describes the icon's impact on the community.
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Under the new restrictions, drones are not to fly within 400 feet of the designated landmarks.
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Heat is also threatening iconic landmarks like the 850-year-old Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
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The processional's 19-mile route stopped at landmarks in the three-time heavyweight boxing champion's life.
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And if the landscape was lacking in landmarks, so too were the vans scattered atop it.
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German media reported that central Berlin landmarks and tourist attractions Checkpoint Charlie and Alexanderplatz were targets.
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Dating back to 2500 B.C., the Pyramids of Giza are the oldest landmarks in this list.
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It doesn't hit triple-zeroed landmarks as often, but when it does, they are more significant.
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These resignations leave the government "without a functioning body to designate national historic or natural landmarks."
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Notre Dame Cathedral -- one of the most popular landmarks in Paris -- is going up in flames.
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Now, thanks to Wow, Tel Aviv — with its historical charm and rich cultural landmarks — awaits us.
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It triangulates its location like a sailor, by looking at its relative position to these landmarks.
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It's these types of landmarks Niantic hopes Pokémon Go can highlight for visitors and longtime residents.
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Even New York City had the thirst, lighting up its landmarks in Amazon's signature orange color.
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"The pyramids are the most important historical landmarks in the world," Mohi said at the time.
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The project was abandoned, however, after protests broke out over a plan to demolish historic landmarks.
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Hermes leads them, gibbering like bats, past various underworld landmarks, the white rock of Leukas, etc.
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He has transformed French landmarks such as the French National Library, the Pantheon, and the Louvre.
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The Capitol building itself, along with many other landmarks in Washington, was built by slaves. Rep.
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Scene City Benefits were also held for Pencils of Promise and the New York Landmarks Conservancy.
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The report also calls for the protection of more cultural landmarks regardless of their architectural merit.
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"The more landmarks, the better," said Simeon Bankoff, the executive director of the Historic Districts Council.
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They are cultural landmarks, preserved, and protected as they represent a corner of the British identity.
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In 2015, the British writer Robert Macfarlane published "Landmarks," a book about the language of place.
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A look at landmarks around the world lit up in the colors of the Belgian flag.
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In the morning darkness, said Olivia Cox, the vice president of landmarks for DeKalb County, Ala.
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In addition, the service is also getting better at detecting company logos, landmarks and other objects.
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This is also an indication that there may be fewer tourists visiting restaurants, museums, and landmarks.
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The Civil Protection Department in Rome handed out water bottles to tourists around heavily visited landmarks.
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The show features model trains traveling through over 175 New York landmarks, recreated with natural materials.
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Now, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission is moving toward considering landmark status for the six sites.
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The show covers well-known legal landmarks like the Supreme Court's 1896 ruling in Plessy v.
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Have there been any big landmarks (positive or negative) on your way to answering that question?
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Memphis, Tennessee, is home to Civil Rights Movement landmarks and must-see spots for music-enthusiasts.
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These pictures show the visible difference between Europe's most notable landmarks before the outbreak, and during.
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BEFORE: The Great Wall of China is one of the most famous landmarks in the world.
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What remained of the facade was among the first structures protected by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Towering over established landmarks, it impudently demands attention, claiming its height as a verification of superiority.
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The lookout will broadcast the mileage and nearby landmarks, so fire crews can scope it out.
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But passing these landmarks doesn't suggest it's heading for the end of the road very soon.
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Some of the landmarks are on the verge of being sold, prompting calls to save them.
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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission approved a redesign for the Domino Sugar Refinery site.
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"Both missions are landmarks in the history of the evolution of the Solar System," said Bonnet.
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Italian artist Pietro Cataudella combines drawings with photos of traditional landmarks to create mesmerizing 3D illusions.
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The technique he uses makes the landmarks appear as though they're coming out of his notebook.
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Protecting London's landmarks The London Building Acts of 1888 and 1894 ruled that architects should not be allowed to build structures in London higher than a fireman's ladder -- roughly 10 stories -- to ensure the city's finest landmarks, specifically St Paul's Cathedral, were not overshadowed or obscured.
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Against all odds, as Ms. Berman has publicly observed — both as a professional tour guide and before the city landmarks commission — these two renowned city landmarks have enjoyed an unbroken visual dialogue up and down Fifth ever since the Empire State Building was completed in 1931.
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The protracted and fierce urban warfare largely reduced the historic landmarks of Iraq's second city to rubble.
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Beyond the so-called "high-fashion" garments are items that are truly landmarks of our modern world.
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To start, it'll only work on a few categories like books, movie posters, business cards, and landmarks.
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The result is a choking, thick haze that blankets the city, often obscuring the city's prominent landmarks.
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Landmarks like the the Brandenberg Gate or Golden Gate Bridge stand out in a mosaic of images.
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Students hid in classrooms looking down on the carnage, and behind university landmarks, wondering what to do.
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Park webcams showed other landmarks, such the El Capitan rock formation, concealed by thick plumes of smoke.
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The iconic building, one of the most identifiable landmarks in the Paris skyline, was engulfed in flames.
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It helped greatly that she'd created a trail guide with recognizable landmarks he could see and understand.
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It's also nice to have the classic raid weapons back, and new icons for reaching Destiny landmarks.
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Some of the Monopoly-like symbols among the tiles that once helped tourists locate landmarks are gone.
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Notre Dame is one of the most famous landmarks in Paris, attracting millions of tourists each year.
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Navigation may seem relatively easy above the San Francisco Bay, a well-known territory full of landmarks.
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The company also said it is opening up ride-stations in "well-known" landmarks across the city.
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It's not clear why New York isn't included, but presumably that city's landmarks are a copyright nightmare.
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Though Baidu's AI business is far from achieving mass commercialization, the segment has scored some notable landmarks.
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The video subtly reflects on the desire to maintain and restore these landmarks instead of rebuilding them.
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But Paris is extraordinarily picturesque, draws millions of tourists yearly and has many riverside landmarks and museums.
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The cards show local landmarks that the newly-weds will drive past, with personal messages from participants.
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The Valley's flat, we're always looking for landmarks, all we have is Mont-Diablo or the Sierra's.
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Cities around the world celebrated the Irish holiday on Sunday by turning their most famous landmarks green.
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It's also about showing landmarks from a different perspective and celebrating the public art that we have.
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And it can identify famous people, places or landmarks in the images you capture with a screenshot.
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Meeting up with old friends and being around familiar landmarks was phenomenally helpful to my frazzled brain.
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Each summer, travelers descend on Europe to see the same churches, museums, and landmarks as everyone else.
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The city was vying to transform one of the country's most notable landmarks into a water tank.
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We have all of the neighborhood data in terms of pricing, transportation, landmarks and other background info.
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The new feature also takes advantage of the system's ability to identify a photo's content, like landmarks.
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Wynn started in Las Vegas casinos in the 1960s, creating some of Las Vegas' most iconic landmarks.
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It shows Pyongyang on a clear, sunny day, with all of the city's the major landmarks visible.
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Syria's antiquities chief said other ancient landmarks were still standing and pledged to restore the damaged monuments.
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It then uses Geopy, a Python module that makes it easier to geolocate addresses, landmarks, and cities.
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It is now owned by the New-York Historical Society, no longer the New York Landmarks Conservancy.
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Paris has already declared certain heavily-trafficked areas around the Eiffel Tower and other landmarks car-zones.
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The owners sleep, eat and play in these rarefied landmarks, even as millions stop by for tours.
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The bright towels include iconic names, landmarks, and images of what makes their favorite state so special.
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There were some notable landmarks — like this wall of toilet seats — that helped us find our way.
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" Runners-up were Scamp, a dreadlocked terrier-looking thing that enjoys literary landmarks such as "Go, Dog.
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You can sign up for a class, or take a tour of the city's tap dance landmarks.
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WARREN TOWNSHIP "Everything Warren," watercolor paintings by Carolann Garafola, a local resident, featuring local scenes and landmarks.
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There are tests for driver's licenses and citizenship, for New York City landmarks preservationists and sanitation workers.
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TED Prize-winning French artist JR uses iconic landmarks as a blank canvas for his art installations.
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Much of his work has been plastered on French landmarks such as the French National Library tower.
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Nominees for the National Historic Landmarks program are chosen for their historical as well as aesthetic value.
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We chronicled the important landmarks, changing neighborhoods and quintessential New York characters we met along the way.
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Since all the landmarks were the same length, why not arrange them in their geographically correct positions?
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Every country has its treasured landmarks that are expensive to maintain and even more costly to modernize.
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And the New York Landmarks Conservancy honored preservationists at its benefit at the Plaza on Nov. 6.
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Perhaps, if we could, we'd opt for iconic landmarks, or beauty spots, or sites of cultural significance.
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Like many countryside towns in the Tuscan area, Volterra had plenty of famous landmarks and historic spots.
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Drone footage and satellite images reveal rubble-filled streets and destroyed landmarks, like Raqqa's Naem traffic square.
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The nonprofit Historic Districts Council urged the Landmarks Preservation Commission to designate the Lefkowitz Building a landmark.
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She was on leave in London at the time and celebrated under one of that city's landmarks.
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He then did something similar with the London Eye, Saint Paul's Cathedral and several other city landmarks.
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The two homes were among six places designated yesterday by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Although 1,816 square feet in air rights are available, the Landmarks Preservation Commission must approve any development.
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These are not underappreciated landmarks, but not necessarily bad places to check out if you've never been.
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Previously, only one other building relocation in such a district had been permitted by the landmarks commission.
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The city's Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the district on Tuesday, which will limit development in the area.
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LONDON — The views from the roof of Admiralty Arch, one of London's best-known landmarks, are breathtaking.
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Other edible US landmarks include the Statue of Liberty, the Gateway Arch, and the Golden Gate Bridge.
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But I had my landmarks: a distinctive bush, some columns, this gray monument building, and Castle Clinton.
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My knowledge, writing, and activism also put me on the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission for seven years.
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You can take in breathtaking views of these two landmarks as well as the Eiffel Tower itself.
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We didn't always see particular landmarks or famous sites, we just loved seeing the cities by foot.
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But if they were a majority they would have the chance to go after some conservative landmarks.
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The isolated country often shows mockup images of a missile hitting key U.S. landmarks in its media.
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Such landmarks as the Shard, the Olympic Village and Harrods—all Qatari-owned—are testaments to their success.
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But smoke lingered in the air and a key route to the park's best known landmarks remained closed.
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Made in 2012, the globe features labels for more than 850 lunar landmarks; but its surface is smooth.
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They are home to some London landmarks, including Bow Street Magistrates Court and Marlborough Street's Liberty department store.
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The tweet included this video that showed objects and landmarks around the planet changing to the number 13.
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Someone in the 213 just turned one of California's most recognizable landmarks into a big endorsement for 420.
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Protesters also converged at major landmarks, including the White House, Boston's Copley Square and Battery Park in Manhattan.
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Today, Beatles music is played on the Cuban airwaves and Lennon Park is one of Havana's minor landmarks.
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He helped secure the conviction of Omar Abdel Rahman, who conspired to blow up New York City landmarks.
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Those changes would, among other things, put the commission staff in charge of some types of landmarks decisions.
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Landmarks around London have a history of lighting up in honor of new members of the royal family.
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On Saturday night, homes, businesses and beloved landmarks around the world turned off their lights for 23 minutes.
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Now the colorful creatures have been sighted at landmarks such as Egypt's pyramids and Jerusalem's al-Aqsa mosque.
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They range from small pieces of street art to historical landmarks to meeting places like parks and restaurants.
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Google is only supporting kind of obvious stuff at first: book covers, album covers, popular artwork, landmarks, etc.
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The aliens want to swallow up cultural landmarks around the world, and the girls have to protect Harajuku.
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They were also found at busy New York landmarks including the Brooklyn Bridge, Chelsea Market, and Union Square.
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The West Coast has plenty of beautiful sights and notable landmarks, and it also has some tasty food.
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" She was busy "helping the pilot navigate between them, trying to see where we are and recognize landmarks.
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For his project Amsterdam Landmarks, he made pictures of famous city sights, but then without its iconic buildings.
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As a resident living in Amsterdam for all my life I didn't miss the landmarks for a second.
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In Google's case, there's the Google Lens app, which uses artificial intelligence to identify, among other things, landmarks.
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As decades (and the industrial revolution) passed, the building became one of the most visible landmarks in London.
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All images: MisplacedSometime in the near future, eleven of New York City's most famous landmarks have gone missing.
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The Federal Aviation Administration announced new rules for drone use around key US landmarks including monuments and dams.
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Then they fed it completely innocuous images of famous landmarks and instructed it to make them look eerie.
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"These are beautiful landmarks, and people come from all over the world to see these places," Alan said.
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These places can be anything from large landmarks like buildings, or something smaller and simpler like a sign.
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However, different commemorative designs appeared over the years, featuring everything from New York City landmarks to sports teams.
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Private funding raised by the city will pay for the removal of the landmarks, Landrieu's office has said.
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From queues up Everest to cruisers crowding Venice, 'must-see' landmarks are increasingly imperiled by their very popularity.
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He is the author of more than 40 books -- many of them landmarks and classics in diverse fields.
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In October, police said they had increased security at major landmarks, including airports, following reports of bomb plots.
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Without warning, a host of businesses and landmarks have found themselves swarming with eager gamers staring at iPhones.
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According to the site, it combines famous landmarks with different creep styles to create images of warped cities.
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Careless, photo-greedy travel can damage natural landmarks and fragile ecosystems and harm vulnerable populations and endangered species.
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Our cultural landmarks are only there because we decided, as a culture, that they're important enough to protect.
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But beneath the comforting community landmarks lies a palpable sense that justice needs to be done and soon.
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Is Sir Christopher Wren's hallowed dome really more important than other modern landmarks, or London's need for development?
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Western tourists are largely absent from Istanbul landmarks such as the Hagia Sophia, Galata Tower and Grand Bazaar.
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Like "Ulysses," or "The Waste Land," or countless other difficult, ambiguous modernist landmarks, "2001" forged its own context.
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In the last 10 years, several famous landmarks have been flooded, scorched, and eroded by climate-related disasters.
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"We recognize that people feel very passionate about their neighborhoods," said Sarah Carroll, the executive director of Landmarks.
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In a city full of marquee buildings and landmarks under constant watch, it is just one among many.
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The Council's decision has drawn consternation not only among preservationists but also from the Landmarks Preservation Commission itself.
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The Council report found that of the city's 1,361 individual landmarks, 879, or 65 percent, are in Manhattan.
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This year, one of the swimmers won recognition for best hat, in the shape of downtown Skellefteå landmarks.
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In our new VICELAND show Abandoned, legendary skateboarder Rick McCrank explores lost and forgotten landmarks across North America.
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The former WEC and UFC champion's signing with Bellator was one of the great landmarks of the company.
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Later that month, the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission signed off on the project despite the community board's reservations.
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New Yorkers have grown accustomed to seeing heavily armed officers standing in subway stations and at city landmarks.
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San Antonio is steeped in Texas history, with famous landmarks including the Alamo and the San Fernando Cathedral.
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Security barriers around landmarks and key government posts send him in circles if he forgets to plan ahead.
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They knew their states were dotted with landmarks that commemorated significant events in the struggle for racial equality.
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He named some landmarks the GPS might be able to find, but it couldn't find any of them.
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Preservationists protested changes, especially to the garden when the project came up for review before the Landmarks Commission.
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If you want to connect with history … • Take a walking tour of 11 landmarks in gay New York.
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The full list of 24 new National Historic Landmarks is online at the U.S. Department of the Interior.
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Learn more about it on this New York Times audio tour of 11 landmarks in Gay New York.
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Google uses the technique while building systems that can recognize faces, products, landmarks and other objects in photos.
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The landmarks commission will consider giving landmark status to six buildings based on their historical, not architectural, significance.
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The New Orleans Jazz Market is among the newest musical landmarks in a city with plenty of them.
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Before Santani opened, the local high school, the post office and the temple were the area's main landmarks.
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Drone footage and satellite images reveal mile after mile of damaged buildings, rubble-filled streets and destroyed landmarks.
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It's not easy to match the grandeur and history of these landmarks, but if anyone can, it's Eiko.
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The Landmarks Preservation Commission is waiting for a response from the landlord before ruling on the new fixtures.
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Renzo Piano is one of a handful of "starchitects" — big-name architects with landmarks all over the globe.
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Aide has also joined the local mapping team to put other landmarks in the community on the map.
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It's walking distance to the Milwaukee Art Museum, the Pfister Hotel, the Milwaukee River and other city landmarks.
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He pointed out anatomical landmarks—the liver, the transverse colon—and described how he was using each instrument.
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The documentary series "Aerial America" has presented bird's-eye views of the 50 states and their notable landmarks.
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By identifying the facial "landmarks," the Virtual Visor can project a darker shaded section onto the driver's eyes.
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This year, it highlights the fact that we've arrived at a place where the familiar landmarks are missing.
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Yosemite National Park is changing the names of various landmarks within its boundaries due to a trademark dispute.
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Last Sunday was the 125th anniversary of the opening of the bridge, one of London's most recognizable landmarks.
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Transit directions were incomplete, landmarks were mislabeled, and the app's "Flyover" feature displayed images that were highly distorted.
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The sculpture spans a whopping 80 square feet, and contains landmarks from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Other edible models of American landmarks include San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge, Seattle's Space Needle, and Mount Rushmore.
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People also struggled to pronounce historic landmarks, like Notre Dame, or histortic events, like the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
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Only later did words like "historic district" and "landmarks approval" enter the conversation and govern the fixing up.
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In addition to historical monuments like the USS Arizona Memorial, visitors can see cultural landmarks like 'Iolani Palace.
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That blast would also miss two of the city's iconic waterside landmarks: the Ferry Building and Fisherman's Wharf.
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There's nothing dark or melancholic about iconic San Diego landmarks like Ron Burgundy or the San Diego Zoo.
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The National Park System Advisory Board, established in 1935, is supposed to advise the National Park Service director and the secretary of the Interior "on matters relating to the National Park Service, the National Park System, and ... the designation of national historic landmarks and national natural landmarks," according to its website.
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But given the remote locations HBO chose, there haven't been any landmarks or direct giveaways displayed in the streams.
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The Leaning Tower of Pisa, one of Italy's most iconic landmarks, isn't leaning as much as it used to.
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Arthur P. Ziegler Jr., president of the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation, wants to see retailing dominate Smithfield Street again.
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Rise of the Resistance joins amazing Star Wars themed landmarks at the park, which includes Millennium Falcon: Smuggler's Run.
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Of course, the bigger issue was that erasing the backlog meant dozens of potential landmarks could suddenly be demolished.
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All across the world today, people are marching, doodling, and lighting up landmarks in honor of International Women's Day.
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Two weeks ago, he posted a clip of himself on top of one of the city's most recognizable landmarks.
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The score summarizes information like nearby bars, landmarks and access to public transportation based on data from Google Maps.
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A devastating blaze engulfed one of France's most beloved and iconic landmarks, Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, on Monday.
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Several landmarks in Charleston, including parks and restaurants, were inundated with water, according to images shared on social media.
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A recent survey by McKinsey finds that they increasingly dislike coach tours, group visits and seeing the main landmarks.
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India is a massive country full of history, landmarks and delicious food, and it is relatively cheap to visit.
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The idea is similar to how people navigate without technology – they look for notable landmarks, not just street signs.
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"We shouldn't be attacked by the Landmarks Commission, we should not be attacked by this water bill," he said.
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I think there are landmarks in any project that can help identify or solidify a project's identity and message.
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Google Lens can also be used to learn more about landmarks, animals, places you want to travel and more.
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The New York Times reports that if completed, the pipeline would damage burial grounds, cultural landmarks, and water safety.
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Unlike many landmarks labeled as "haunted," the forest isn't the site of a tragedy that took place centuries ago.
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You can use it to search for things like breeds of dogs, famous landmarks, and even items of clothing.
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The real stars of the show are the replicas of NYC landmarks made out of materials from the gardens.
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There's a new feature called HiVision that identifies paintings and landmarks using AI, which sounds similar to Google Lens.
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Prior to the war, it was Syria's most populated city — a place renowned for historical landmarks and culinary culture.
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Cultural landmarks such as Documenta, a quinquennial show, or the buzz around Joseph Beuys in Düsseldorf went largely unnoticed.
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Currently, delivery companies in Saudi Arabia regularly ask for landmarks rather than addresses, with drivers often requesting WhatsApped locations.
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The man was an institution: He was named a "living landmark" by the New York Landmarks Conservancy in 2009.
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Further initiatives include a Google Street View tour that will take viewers around Dublin's center, highlighting the Rising's landmarks.
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Portugal offers a rich history, both in landmarks and in a cuisine that speaks to the nation's seafaring past.
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Image: GoogleVPS pulls its data from the buildings and landmarks around you rather than relying on satellite location alone.
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Hiding Poké Balls in minor landmarks turns oft ignored signposts into momentary monuments worthy of intense, if fleeting, scrutiny.
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That law, passed in 1906, gives a president the power to designate national landmarks on federal property for protection.
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They're proposing new state laws to keep them in public by banning local governments from removing the controversial landmarks.
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The new series features artists performing at landmarks around the cities that have most influenced them and their music.
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The goal is to pick up as many passengers or landmarks as possible without hitting the edges (or yourself).
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In all, Obama designated 25 culturally significant monuments, memorials, historical parks and preserves, plus dozens of national historical landmarks.
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At launch, Lens could use image recognition to detect simple things like landmarks, phone numbers, and addresses within photos.
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Apollo 213 had reconnoitered the landing area, and Armstrong had spent hours studying those photographs, committing landmarks to memory.
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About a thousand officers from the department's Critical Response Command and Emergency Service Unit posted up at various landmarks.
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Google Street View now features highlights and landmarks across Rio as well, including both tourist destinations and Olympic venues.
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LONDON - The Lumiere London festival is illuminating the British capital's most famous landmarks with colorful displays across the city.
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You've probably seen them before—crisp and figurative, while capturing the most provocative elements of our nation's famed landmarks.
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The names of landmarks in the instructions -- Quitter's Road, Rat Jaw -- don't correspond to labels on any official map.
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He is currently serving a life sentence for his roles in the 6900 WTC bombing and the Landmarks Plot.
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The series includes iconic vistas and landmarks, as well as intimate glimpses into Hockney's excursions into the landscape itself.
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Beneath this, is a list of Popular Attractions, which includes things like famous landmarks, tourist attractions, and scenic places.
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But it was close enough to seem basically accurate — like having someone walking beside you and pointing out landmarks.
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Air rights total 9,750 square feet, but any additions are subject to approval by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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One creative way to partake is through a tour around town that hits various tap landmarks (Monday through Wednesday).
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BOHEMIA "Landmarks and Historic Long Island," Ralph Brady provides commentary on his extensive collection of current and vintage photographs.
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The lattice tower, named after its designer and builder Gustave Eiffel, is one of the world's most recognizable landmarks.
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The contractor submitted plans to the Landmarks Preservation Commission, and the building has a permit to do the work.
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Police on Tuesday said they had increased security at major landmarks in Bangkok following reports of fresh bomb plots.
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The Council is also poised to close a loophole that allows potential landmarks to be damaged or even destroyed.
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The peloton of four Ski-Doos and sleds navigated a disorienting landscape with no landmarks or signs of civilization.
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After considering Grand Central Terminal, Times Square, and other landmarks, they settled on bombing subway trains at rush hour.
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It recognizes more than 17,000 objects — things like different species of fruit and flower, landmarks, tools and so on.
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Like Pokémon GO, Ingress uses real-world landmarks (things like statues, towers, plaques or murals) as important gameplay spots.
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In addition, landmarks that are used to navigate during the day disappear at night, which adds to the danger.
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Can you imagine seeing your tweet up in lights on one of the most iconic landmarks in the world?
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It's the first time the assiduously conservative Landmarks Preservation Commission has allowed a modern reinterpretation on a historic facade.
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For the most part, the projections aren't on landmarks but they appears in side alleys and around parking lots.
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St. Patrick's, St. Bart's and other landmarks will also reap millions of dollars to maintain and preserve their buildings.
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If they were not already listed, these designations add National Historic Landmarks to the National Register of Historic Places.
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Last month, the Landmarks Preservation Commission decided that the interior of 550 Madison Avenue did not deserve landmark designation.
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During a break in filming, Caso walked down Deadwood's main street, surveying her team's handiwork and pointing out landmarks.
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Storefronts have been smashed, cars have been set ablaze and some of Paris's best-known landmarks have been damaged.
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There are roughly 81 landmark banks in the city, said Sarah Carroll, the chair of the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Still, some descendants of the Confederate generals themselves have applauded the efforts to remove or rename monuments and landmarks.
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He has worked at landmarks all over the city, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Public Library.
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"The great sacrifice the Palestinian masses have made are landmarks in the history of the march," the statement said.
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The models can serve as accessible miniature substitutes for real-world things like famous buildings and landmarks or vehicles.
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Before-and-after photos show famous landmarks in Germany's capital looking deserted as millions of people stay at home.
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As a result, when you walk around Brooksby Village, you always know where you are thanks to those landmarks.
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She travels to Burma and Luxembourg, spends time searching archives and looking for physical landmarks from her family's past.
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Back in China, one of its most iconic historical landmarks, Beijing's Tiananmen Square, is usually always filled with people.
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Any development of air rights, totaling 240,25 square feet, is subject to approval by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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St. Marks Place, one of the historic landmarks of New York City punk rock, is printed on every label.
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It has named nine sites historical landmarks or added them to the National Register of Historic Places since then.
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In time, ECM's house artists set down landmarks not only in new music but also in the core repertory.
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J.P. Morgan is buying the development rights from landmarks in the area in order to build the larger building.
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These before-and-after photos show how individual tourist landmarks have been left totally abandoned by the coronavirus outbreak.
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But it has no famous landmarks and was described as "an area of quite high poverty" by Mr. Videcette.
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The virus has also prompted the cancelation of the annual Venice carnival and the closing of some major landmarks.
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As Sun sees it, social-media platforms are like urban landscapes, in which popular accounts function almost like landmarks.
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I'm a fan of those films, and dragged Jared and Emily all over town looking for Waters-related landmarks.
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A thick haze with dangerous pollution levels has covered Tehran since Monday, obscuring the city's skyline and prominent landmarks.
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Board of Education and a series of other civil rights landmarks, announced in June 22017 that he would retire.
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Since 2017, federal officials have banned drones over U.S. military bases, national landmarks, nuclear sites and other sensitive areas.
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This week, Landmarks Illinois has begun fielding proposals for future stewards who will keep the space on public view.
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In stories like It, he borrows liberally from real places and landmarks, highways and scenery, even real street corners.
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The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission will calendar an application to landmark the exterior of 550 Madison Avenue.
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Gift the Grand Trunk Hooded Travel Pillow, $29.95 What everyone sees on Instagram are the gorgeous landscapes and landmarks.
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