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Seven Constituencies —Bongaon, [M]Barackpur Howrah[/M], Uluberia, Hoogly, Srirampore, Hoogly and Arambag — [M]will go to polls in phase 5 on May 6[/M].
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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Seven Constituencies —[M]Bongaon[/M], Barackpur Howrah, Uluberia, Hoogly, Srirampore, Hoogly and Arambag — [M]will go to polls in phase 5 on May 6[/M].
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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[M]Seven Constituencies[/M] —Bongaon, Barackpur Howrah, Uluberia, Hoogly, Srirampore, Hoogly and Arambag — [M]will go to polls in phase 5 on May 6[/M].
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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In [M]2014[/M], the EC had announced the election schedule on March 5 and the [M]nine-phase electoral exercise was spread across[/M] April and [M]May[/M].
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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In [M]2014[/M], the EC had announced the election schedule on March 5 and the [M]nine-phase electoral exercise was spread across April[/M] and May.
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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In [M]2014[/M], the [M]EC had announced the election schedule[/M] on March 5 and the nine-phase electoral exercise was spread across April and May.
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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In 2014, the [M]EC had announced the election schedule on March 5[/M] and the nine-phase electoral exercise was spread across April and May.
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Lok Sabha elections in the state will begin on April 11 and polling would be held over seven phases, followed by counting of votes for all seats on May 23, the Election Commission announced on Sunday.
Video: Why First-time Voters Are Important In This Lok Sabha Elections
Senior TMC leader and state minister Firhad Hakim said that the BJP had submitted a false data on the law and order situation in the state to the Election Commission (EC) which forced the poll panel to declare a seven-phase poll for the state.
“This prolonged polling process will cause a lot of inconvenience to the people, especially those from the minority communities as the elections will be held in the month of Ramzan,” said Hakim.
Explained A new test for political parties The seven-phase polls in West Bengal will be a test for all the political parties as they have never experienced a prolonged election schedule before. In 2014, Lok Sabha polls were held in five phases in the state. The Assembly polls in 2016 too was held in five phases. A prolonged election schedule means that all the parties will have to rethink their strategies and prepare for rigorous campainging across the state for more number of days.
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[M]Detroit[/M] (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) [M]is the largest city in[/M] northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the [M]center of Wayne County.[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is [M]the largest city in[/M] northern Michigan, the [M]Midwestern United States[/M], and the center of Wayne County.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) [M]is the largest city in northern Michigan[/M], the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Most people lived in Detroit in 1950[/M], when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Most people lived in Detroit [M]in 1950[/M], when [M]the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ [M]Ze 3-1-3[/M] ”([M]telephone area code).[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ [M]Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss[/M]), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the [M]song[/M]“ [M]Detroit Rock City[/M] ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), [M]Roxy[/M] ([M]after[/M] the song“ [M]Detroit Rock City[/M] ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the [M]NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings[/M]), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " [M]Hockey Town[/M] ”(a [M]trademark owned by[/M] the NHL city hockey club [M]Detroit Red Wings[/M]), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " [M]Hockey Town[/M] ”(a [M]trademark[/M] owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "[M]Arsenal of Democracy[/M]" ([M]during World War II[/M]), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "[M]City of Champions[/M]" [M]for[/M] the [M]success of its inhabitants in[/M] individual and [M]group sports[/M], "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "[M]City of Champions[/M]" [M]for[/M] the [M]success of its inhabitants in individual[/M] and group [M]sports[/M], "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames[/M] of the city appeared in the 20th century: "[M]City of Champions[/M]" [M]for[/M] the [M]success of its inhabitants[/M] in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "[M]City of Champions[/M]" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "[M]Arsenal of Democracy[/M]" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "[M]Zee Dee[/M]", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "[M]Dee Town[/M]", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " [M]Hockey Town[/M] ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), [M]Roxy[/M] (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century[/M]: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ [M]Ze 3-1-3[/M] ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ [M]Ze 3-1-3[/M] ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), [M]Roxy[/M] (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " [M]Hockey Town[/M] ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "[M]Dee Town[/M]", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "[M]Zee Dee[/M]", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "[M]Arsenal of Democracy[/M]" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Other [M]nicknames of the city[/M] appeared in the 20th century: "[M]City of Champions[/M]" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings[/M], the so-called.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%.[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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In the first decade of the 21st century, [M]the city's population decreased by 25%[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Among the leading American cities, only [M]New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and [M]is associated in American pop culture as[/M] "Motor City" and [M]"Mo-Town".[/M]
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and [M]is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City"[/M] and "Mo-Town".
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and [M]is associated in American pop culture[/M] as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town".
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry[/M] and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town".
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and [M]it was the 18th most populous city in the United States[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city[/M] (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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In 2010, [M]713,777 people lived within the city[/M] (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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However, [M]since then, many have moved to the suburbs[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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However, since then, [M]many have moved to the suburbs[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Located in the southeastern part of the state on [M]the Detroit River[/M], which [M]borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada[/M].
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Located in the southeastern part of the state on [M]the Detroit River[/M], which [M]borders the Great Lakes[/M] and which borders the United States and Canada.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River[/M], which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]Located in the southeastern part of the state[/M] on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
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Detroit is the largest city in the US state of Michigan. The city has an extensive engineering industry and is the center of the American automotive industry. (The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown, which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music). Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013). The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants.
Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair. The city was named Détroit, meaning "healthy", by French colonizers. Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.
After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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[M]The city[/M] has an extensive engineering industry and [M]is the center of the American automotive industry[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]The city has an extensive engineering industry[/M] and is the center of the American automotive industry.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After several years of financial problems and [M]after repeated attempts to save the city's economy[/M] by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, [M]Snyder filed for bankruptcy[/M] on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]After several years of financial problems[/M] and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, [M]Snyder filed for bankruptcy[/M] on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After several years of financial problems and after [M]repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others[/M], Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After [M]several years of financial problems[/M] and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, [M]Snyder filed for bankruptcy[/M] on July 18, 2013 [M]in Detroit.[/M]
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder, [M]Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013[/M] in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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After several years of financial problems and after repeated attempts to save the city's economy by, among others, [M]Michigan's Governor Rick Snyder[/M], Snyder filed for bankruptcy on July 18, 2013 in Detroit.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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The city was named [M]Détroit[/M], [M]meaning "healthy[/M]", by French colonizers.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]The city was named Détroit[/M], meaning "healthy", [M]by French colonizers[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), [M]the city[/M] has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it [M]is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Due to its location on the Great Lakes (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), [M]the city has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States[/M] and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Due to [M]its location[/M] on the Great Lakes ([M]between Lake Huron and Lake Erie[/M]), [M]the city[/M] has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Due to [M]its location on the Great Lakes[/M] (between Lake Huron and Lake Erie), [M]the city[/M] has also developed into one of the largest inland ports in the United States and it is connected to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence Trail.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Across the Detroit River is Canada, with the city of Windsor.[/M]
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Across the Detroit River is Canada[/M], with the city of Windsor.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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(The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply [M]Motown[/M], which [M]is also the name of a record company[/M] with mainly black music).
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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([M]The city is therefore also called Motortown (the motor city) or simply Motown[/M], which is also the name of a record company with mainly black music).
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]The metropolitan region has around 3.7 million inhabitants[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Detroit[/M] covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and [M]has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013)[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
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[M]Detroit[/M] covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers and [M]has about 680,000 inhabitants[/M] (2013).
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Detroit covers an area of 370.2 square kilometers[/M] and has about 680,000 inhabitants (2013).
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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Detroit is the largest city in the [M]US state of Michigan[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Detroit is the largest city in[/M] the US state of [M]Michigan[/M].
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow in Lake Saint Clair.[/M]
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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[M]Detroit is located at the Detroit River Outflow[/M] in Lake Saint Clair.
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Detroit (in Detroit diaspora; English: Détroit, Strait) is the largest city in northern Michigan, the Midwestern United States, and the center of Wayne County. Located in the southeastern part of the state on the Detroit River, which borders the Great Lakes and which borders the United States and Canada.
Detroit was formerly known as the world center of the automotive industry and is associated in American pop culture as "Motor City" and "Mo-Town". Other nicknames of the city appeared in the 20th century: "City of Champions" for the success of its inhabitants in individual and group sports, "Arsenal of Democracy" (during World War II), as well as "Zee Dee", "Dee Town", " Hockey Town ”(a trademark owned by the NHL city hockey club Detroit Red Wings), Roxy (after the song“ Detroit Rock City ”by Kiss), and“ Ze 3-1-3 ”(telephone area code).
In 2010, 713,777 people lived within the city (2010) and it was the 18th most populous city in the United States. Most people lived in Detroit in 1950, when the city was considered the fifth most populous in the country. However, since then, many have moved to the suburbs. In the first decade of the 21st century, the city's population decreased by 25%. Among the leading American cities, only New Orleans showed a significant decline in population during this period than Detroit.
When they say "Detroit", they often mean its surroundings, the so-called.
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“[M]Mike and I are grateful for[/M] the last eight years at Instagram and [M]six years with the Facebook team[/M],” [M]Systrom wrote[/M].
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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“[M]Mike and I are grateful for the last eight years at Instagram[/M] and six years with the Facebook team,” [M]Systrom wrote[/M].
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram[/M] co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the image- and [M]video[/M]-[M]sharing[/M] giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram[/M] co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the [M]image[/M]- and video-[M]sharing[/M] giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram[/M] co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the image- and video-sharing giant, which is [M]owned by Facebook.[/M]
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram[/M] co-founders Kevin Systrom and [M]Mike Krieger[/M] are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and [M]CTO at[/M] the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram[/M] co-founders [M]Kevin Systrom[/M] and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as [M]CEO[/M] and CTO [M]at[/M] the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and [M]Mike Krieger are stepping down from[/M] their respective roles as CEO and [M]CTO[/M] at the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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Instagram co-founders [M]Kevin Systrom[/M] and Mike Krieger [M]are stepping down from[/M] their respective roles as [M]CEO[/M] and CTO at the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram co-founders[/M] Kevin Systrom and [M]Mike Krieger[/M] are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom[/M] and Mike Krieger are stepping down from their respective roles as CEO and CTO at the image- and video-sharing giant, which is owned by Facebook.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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Systrom confirmed the move in a blog post Monday evening, following an earlier [M]report by the New York Times about the duo’s departure[/M].
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Systrom confirmed the move[/M] in a blog post [M]Monday evening[/M], [M]following an earlier report by the New York Times[/M] about the duo’s departure.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Systrom confirmed the move[/M] in a blog post [M]Monday evening[/M], following an earlier report by the New York Times about the duo’s departure.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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[M]Systrom confirmed the move in a blog post[/M] Monday evening, following an earlier report by the New York Times about the duo’s departure.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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Systrom and [M]Krieger[/M], fellow [M]Stanford alums[/M], [M]founded Instagram[/M] in 2010.
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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Systrom and [M]Krieger[/M], fellow [M]Stanford alums[/M], [M]founded Instagram[/M] in [M]2010[/M].
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“Social Media Roundup” is a weekly roundup of news pertaining to all of your favorite websites and applications used for social networking. Published on Sundays, “Social Media Roundup” will help you stay up-to-date on all the important social media news you need to know.
Facebook
Facebook And Messenger Stories Now Hitting 300 Million DAUs
According to VentureBeat, Facebook and Messenger Stories are now hitting 300 million daily active users (DAUs) at a press event. During that same event, Facebook said that advertisers will be able to start running ads in Facebook Stories globally. And then ads will be supported in Messenger Stories in the coming weeks.
Instagram currently has the highest number of Stories users at 400 million, but that feature has been around for longer. In May, the Facebook Stories feature alone was hitting around 150 million DAUs.
90 Million Accounts At Risk From Hackers
This past week, Facebook reported a security issue where 50 million user accounts were affected due to a bug based on the “View As” feature. The “View As” feature allows users to see what their profiles look like to someone else who is looking at it. And 40 million users were also at risk from the vulnerability before Facebook patched it up.
"Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed,” said Facebook in a blog post.
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