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1. Barry Bostwick -- Spin City
   Barry Bostwick is running the City of New York from the soundstage of "Spin City." This versatile actor is a natural to play the Mayor of New York, having twice portrayed George Washington in his illustrious and prolific career.
2. Charlie Sheen -- Spin City
   Charlie Sheen joined the cast of "Spin City" in the show's fifth season as Charlie Crawford, the charismatic and charming deputy mayor of New York City, to much acclaim. Sheen continues to shine as he enters the sixth season of this sophisticated comedy.
3. Michael J. Fox -- Spin City
   Fox returned to series television in 1996 with ABC's "Spin City," portraying Michael Flaherty, New York's deputy mayor. He won critical praise, garnering three Golden Globe Awards, one Emmy Award, three Emmy nominations, a GQ Man-of-the-Year Award (in the TV comedy category), a People's Choice Award and two Screen Actors Guild Awards.
4. Shanghai -- Cities
   Before the formation of Shanghai city, Shanghai was part of Songjiang county (松江縣), governed by Suzhou prefecture (蘇州府). From the time of the Song Dynasty (AD 960–1279), Shanghai gradually became a busy seaport, outgrowing its original political jurisdictions. For instance, Songjiang (淞江) today is one of 18 districts within Shanghai.
5. Park City
   The heart of Park City is a national historic landmark that reflects and preserves its colorful mining history. You can read about it in the Area Historyplus look at picture in theArea photos link--all under the "Living Here" section below.
6. London -- Cities
   London is one of the world's greatest cities. Over the course of two thousand years it has generated a story which now enraptures millions of visitors every year. From the Romans to the Vikings, the Normans to the Tudors, all have left their mark. Artists as diverse as Shakespeare, Dickens, Turner, Mozart, Henry James and the Beatles have all found inspiration here.
7. Teen Titans -- Jump City
   The Teen Titans reside in a sprawling, sunny coastal city. It seems like the perfect playground for teens of any kind - superhero or not - with amusement parks, raves, pristine beaches and beautiful sunsets. But there is ... a dark side to this Pacific Coast paradise. It's the launching pad for a steady stream of criminal conspiracies, alien invasions and world domination schemes. That's when the Teen Titans put their super-insecurities and super-gripes aside and battle the bad guys.
8. State of Missouri -- Jefferson City
   The state of Missouri has announced that the Coroner's Inquest Database is now available. This database covers the records of Andrew, Cape Girardeau, Clinton, Perry, St. Francois, and Stoddard counties, dating from 1842 to 1932. There are ... nineteenth century records from the City of St. Louis and the St. Louis Medical Examiner. The database is available at http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/coroners/ .
9. Mississauga Transit -- Transit City
   Mississauga Transit provides an up-to-date bus schedule via their CityLink telephone service. MT has released a schedule finder on their website, called Click 'n Ride with information specific to each bus stop in November 2005.
10. Roberto Rossellini -- Open City
    Roberto Rossellini made The Flowers of St. Francis as a genuine celebration of ideal Christianity -- the Zen-like benefits of absolute selflessness, humility, and love. It’s a pleasurably simple film, one that doesn’t pretend to be anything other than what it is, which some viewers may find off-putting. In fact, particularly in today’s jaded era, the film’s very simplicity makes it seem utterly, almost embarrassingly naïve -- silly, even -- and it makes one wonder how the auteur behind the gritty neorealist masterpiece Rome Open City (1945) could immerse himself so easily into a disjointed series of vignettes in which idealized Franciscan monks illustrate the potential of human goodness.

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