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metropolitan

adjective as in concerning a city

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These two cities, both former manufacturing hubs, saw faster annual home-price growth than 98 other U.S. metropolitan areas in September.

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In July, the Brookings Institution called the San Francisco and San Jose metropolitan areas “superstars” when it comes to AI readiness.

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“The causes of the declining birthrate are complex, and we don’t believe that a single measure will solve the problem,” said Shiori Wada, who leads the subsidy initiative at the city’s metropolitan government.

These taxpayers may be especially clustered in California’s Bay Area and the New York City metropolitan area, according to one analysis.

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A geographic shuffle could easily move two existing banks to booming Miami and Phoenix, each of which has a metropolitan population over five million.

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