Sentences with phrase «of big cities retain»
A number of big cities retain lobbyists — sometimes even more than one.
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Jose Mourinho is seemingly confident that his side can retain their Premier League title next season, despite the prospect of some heavy spending from his side's biggest rivals, including Manchester City and Manchester United.
His long list of politicians convicted also includes former state Sen. Carl Kruger, Assemblyman Eric Stevenson and City Councilman Larry Seabrook — and he's currently going after his biggest fish yet, deposed Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, who lost his title but still retains his seat.
Retaining his line of work in the much bigger city, Cal gets called in the middle of a night to provide a psychiatric evaluation of Tom Lopez (Jimmy Smits), an upset police officer who has discovered a child dead at an altar in a long - abandoned theater, the apparent victim of a ritualistic human sacrifice.
This once sleepy island now offers most of the amenities that a typical North American or European expatriate expects, while still retaining the laid back, healthy lifestyle that appeals to big city escapees.
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Duggan is pushing for low - cost options as a way to retain city residents and remove one of the biggest barriers to people moving back to Detroit — the high cost of auto insurance, said Melvin «Butch» Hollowell, Detroit's corporation counsel.