10 Secrets of Subway Conductors
They hate delays more than you do.
They hate delays more than you do.
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The French capital is home to some unusual new landmarks.
You'd better brush up on your German.
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Our everyday activities really are able to indirectly influence the weather in ways that go far beyond our addiction to greenhouse gases.
"Keep Waterloo Weird" does have a certain ring to it, but don't hold your breath.
In the 1910s, the city of New York demolished the apartment building David Hess owned in order to extend a major thoroughfare. But the city didn't seize the entirety of his land—and he wasn't about to give it up lightly.
And that's not necessarily a bad thing.
There will even be an app that lets you photograph them.
The discoveries came from the construction of the city's new metro line.
Make moving across the world easier on your bank account.
The Big Apple tops the list.
If you begin frequenting a new place, you probably stop going to another, keeping your total number of haunts constant.
Burial and cremation aren't the only two options these days.
Let's hope Washington has enough avocado toast to go around.
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Affordable housing is desperately needed in the city of 7.3 million.
Forget New York—try San Antonio on for size.
From water companies to Spanish fortresses to made-up Native American words.