A1 U2 The City

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This document lists various landmarks and facilities that can be found in a typical city, including transportation hubs like an airport and railway station, entertainment venues such as a casino, stadium, and cinema, historic sites like a castle and cathedral, green spaces like a park and beach, and infrastructure elements such as hospitals, hotels, and a post office.

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