City Lights
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City Lights: Stories About New York
By Dan BarryAn evocative and intimate survey of New York City as reflected by the experiences of its marginalized citizens, written by a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, shares the stories of an ex-athlete who caught a falling baby, a ...
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City Lights: Stories About New York
By Dan BarryKathleen Shay, of Staten Island, later said that the death of her twenty-seven-year-old brother, Robert J. Shay Jr., a bond broker at Cantor Fitzgerald, did not really sink in until she had descended into the pit.
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City Lights
By Charles J. Maland' Based on archival research of Chaplin's production records, this work offers a history of the film's production and reception, as well as an examination of the film itself, with special attention to the sources of the final scene's ...
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City Lights: Stories About New York
By Dan BarryAn evocative and intimate survey of New York City as reflected by the experiences of its marginalized citizens, written by a Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times columnist, shares the stories of an ex-athlete who caught a falling baby, a ...
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City Lights: Urban-suburban Life in the Global Society
By E. Barbara PhillipsThoroughly revised and updated, the third edition features * A focus on the U.S. city but also a global emphasis throughout, with in-depth profiles of such cities as Kyoto, Cordóba, Shanghai, Mumbai, and Mexico City; numerous global-local ...
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City Lights
By George Sherman HudsonFrom the city of Atlanta to the cell block of Georgia's most dangerous prison, life under the City Lights would never be the same.
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City Lights: Urban-suburban Life in the Global Society
By E. Barbara PhillipsExcerpts from classic works, lists of key terms, and suggestions for further learning make this book a valuable tool for students in urban studies and a variety of urban-oriented courses, particularly urban sociology, city planning, urban ...