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Lincoln Memorial (USA) – description, history, location. Exact address, phone number, website. Reviews of tourists, photos and videos. The Lincoln Memorial in central Washington is dedicated to the 16th President of the United States – A. Lincoln. This great American leader was head of state during the North-South Civil War of 1861-65, he believed in democracy and citizen freedom and supported the liberation struggle against slavery. The memorial complex, located on the National Avenue of the capital, is one of…

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BROADWAY – PROBABLY THE MOST FAMOUS STREET IN THE WORLD It wasn’t that long ago that the most famous road in the world was nothing more than a well-trodden beaten path in a dense wooded area. Indians used it to get from the southern tip of their comparatively narrow peninsula north to the mainland. Today, around 350 years later, what was once a beaten path has become a synonym for the big wide world, for first-class entertainment and great shopping….

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The economic policy adopted by several US administrations in the period 1999-2006 (v. Tab.) Was strongly affected by the recession that hit the country between autumn 2000 and summer of 2001. In the years leading up to this crisis, President B. Clinton had continued his commitment to ensure the consolidation of finances by pursuing the consolidation of the state budget. This policy had registered its greatest success in 2000, the year in which the balance of the public accounts (net of…

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History mixes with trendy modernity in Boston – the oldest city in the USA is considered the cradle of American independence. It offers an international attitude towards life with an academic flair and an excellent range of leisure activities. See AbbreviationFinder for Boston abbreviations. So you can do the same as the sport-crazy Bostonians and cheer on the legendary Red Sox with a baseball game. Also culture fans delight in the time-honored city with European flair: From museums to theaters, and…

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But of course it is above all its importance for the film and television industry that attracts people from all over the world to the City of Angels (“los angeles”) every year. In Los Angeles the transitions between the real city, the illusory world and the film set are blurred. Again and again you pause and ask yourself whether what you are seeing is real or whether a movie scene is being shot. Often one also has the impression that…

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The “city of cowboys and culture”, Fort Worth, keeps its promises: an exciting western atmosphere, for example in Billy Bob’s Texas, the world’s largest honky tonk, and first-class cultural offers in opera and concert performances, theater and dance events. Fort Worth was established as an army outpost on the banks of the Trinity River in 1849 and was one of eight forts designed to protect settlers from Indian attacks. With a population of more than 790,000, Fort Worth is home…

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