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Meanings of Beantown in English
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boston State capital and largest city of Massachusetts; a major center for banking and financial services.
Synonyms
Examples for "Boston"
Examples for "Boston"
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Chan School of Public Health in Boston told Reuters Health by email.
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For example, the New York Times recently tipped its hat to Boston.
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Good news was in short supply at the Federal Building in Boston.
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In Boston, only essential city employees were asked to report to work.
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In Boston, a police SUV was set ablaze near the State House.
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I step out on my balcony, and the gilded dome of the State House-"theHub of the Universe"-isbut a stone's-throw off.
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That it constituted any tie between him and the " Hub of the Universe," unless it might be the inverted tie of opposition, he never admitted.
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For here was the Athens of America, the hub of the universe.
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Torontonians think the hub of the universe is their capital on Lake Ontario.
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You have heard Boston perhaps called the " Hub of the universe."
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Boston is the capital of Massachusetts; and if Annapolis was only the capital of this state, it would be smart enough.
Usage of Beantown in English
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It also made Pope public enemy number one in Beantown.
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Fortunately for Beantown, one Cambridge-based transit designer could have a new kind of solution.
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BostonI needed to go to Beantown pronto.
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One of these days, Boston Dynamics-theAlphabet-ownedrobot company from Beantown-isgoing to push its robots too far.
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In his eighteen months in Beantown-Beantown
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PAULSON But not all of Romney's most loyal backers in the hedge fund world are traveling to Beantown.
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The Boston taxi trade also is wicked mad that that the hybrid mandate is one of several new rules being imposed by bureaucracy-loving Beantown.
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Believe me, it's us new business men that are running Beantown today, and not a lot of fussy old bucks snoozing in their clubs!
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Another southpaw, and everyone in Beantown knew what that meant: the Red Sox would not score-theycould not beat lefties at all-andthey would lose.
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The Avalanche are 10-0-0 with a tie in their past 11 visits to Boston, last losing in Beantown on March 30, 1998.
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"They can't get their power plant going, but they can fire a nuclear missile at Beantown."