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Andy Warhol was American artist and filmmaker, an initiator and leading exponent of the Pop art movement of the 1960s whose mass-produced art apotheosized the supposed banality of the commercial culture of the United States.
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Almost 200 cities in the world in more then sixty countries now have a metro system and billions of journeys are made on them each year. Here are some fascinating facts on a mode of transport which is part of everyday life in more and more cities across the globe.
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The 2,500 stars of the Sky Ceiling that twinkle 125 feet above the Main Concourse were supposed to depict a view of the constellations above Manhattan on an autumn night, but were painted backwards. The mistake was never corrected, and the ceiling still gives visitors a “God’s eye view” of New York’s nighttime sky.
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Manhattan Island sits at the gateway of most perfect natural harbor in North East America snd four hundred years ago cities were built on geographical assets.
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If your stomach is your favorite organ, you could do no better to fuel your foodie fantasies than in New York, a melting pot of cuisine’s from the different cultural groups in the city – Jewish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and the good old USA style can all be found within close reach.
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