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“Even if the geographical location isn’t same, for Iranians, L.A. represents this exiled piece of history, an Iran that could have been,” Hemmasi said.

Organized crime in America is fairly fixed in its geographical associations, not counting the Corleones of Long Island.

The potentially huge consolidation in Spain's banking sector had sparked opposition from the Socialist-led government over concerns about competition and the politically sensitive impact of the possible geographical restructuring of activity.

China’s government, the Nobel committee noted, halted geographical exploration in the 1430s, cutting its people off from the rest of the world.

Today’s global capitalism has also intensified a new urban/rural geographical divide between haves and have-nots.