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Five weeks in the great metropolis had worked wonders in the boy.
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Today, Wenling is a typical medium-sized metropolis in Zhejiang province, southern China.
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Then came Richmond; the metropolis of the world, to the young voyager.
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It gave him a new picture of the metropolis, he told us.
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In the metropolis, an extraordinary assembly of the national union took place.
Usage of metropolitan see in English
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The church of Seville has been a metropolitansee ever since the third century.
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He was afterwards raised, through the usual course of episcopal preferment, to the metropolitansee of Seville.
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Convicted of the crime, he who had resigned his metropolitansee was deprived of the office of patriarch.
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By the elevation of Talavera to the metropolitansee of Granada, the office of queen's confessor became vacant.
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The ecclesiastical organisation of the country was then consolidated; Gnesen was made the metropolitansee, and Polish and Pomeranian dioceses were placed under it.
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His grandfather filled the Metropolitansee of Dublin previous to Archbishop Whately.
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And more was added each year, flooding in from Vatican ambassadors, metropolitansees, and individual parishes.
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His strong championship of the independence of the Scottish church involved him in struggles with both the English metropolitansees.
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Show in how many ways you can deny the following assertions: All cathedral towns are all cities; Canterbury is the Metropolitansee.
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The names of twenty-five metropolitansees are on record, embracing of course a far greater number of bishoprics, and still more numerous congregations.
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In case of a metropolitanSee, the archbishop-elect should be consecrated by another metropolitan and two bishops or by four bishops appointed by the crown.