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conulyThe artists really cared about set accuracy. Sure, there are the inevitable alleyways, but they're relatively few in number. I suppose even Manhattan has a few dilapidated alleyways. Central Park looks like Central Park. The Cloisters look like The Cloisters (and Eva was thrilled to hear that it's a real place and we can go there whenever we like). The MoMA looks like itself, and I wouldn't be surprised to find that somebody went in one day and carefully took note of which painting was where so it could be faithfully reproduced in cartoon format.
On another note, say what you like about David Xanatos, you gotta admire his vision. It may be evil, but it certainly doesn't lack for ambition and style.
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On another note, say what you like about David Xanatos, you gotta admire his vision. It may be evil, but it certainly doesn't lack for ambition and style.
Wildlife Hot Spots in Kenya Arose Where Prehistoric Nomads Camped
Decoding the Unusual Shape of the Nepali Flag
Oregon Launches First Statewide Refillable Bottle System In U.S.
How Ancient Greeks Named Their Puppies
Beluga whales adopt lost narwhal in St. Lawrence River
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A giant crawling brain: the jaw-dropping world of termites
Millennials United: Labor Unions Enjoy a Youthful Surge
'Floating Schools' Make Sure Kids Get To Class When The Water Rises
Why 95.8% of Female Newscasters Have the Same Hair
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Few teens with chronic health problems have plans to take charge of their own care
What so many men are missing about #MeToo
More Than 2,000 Puerto Ricans Applied For Funeral Assistance After Hurricane Maria. FEMA Approved Just 75.
The Recovery Threw the Middle-Class Dream Under a Benz
Don’t Fear the Russian Military
China Can’t Afford a Cashless Society
China's Leading Actress Fan Bingbing Has Vanished. Here’s What to Know
‘It’s Like, Who’s Next?’: A Troubled School’s Alarming Death Rate
A child dies every five seconds, and most are preventable deaths - U.N.
Hundreds are still trapped from Florence's flooding, and 'the worst is still yet to come'
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