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"For the future, not only future organisers, but for any country around the world, any city community that has historical sites that are not accessible for persons with disabilities, it's a blueprint."

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But for the creators of "Zootopia," these parallels with current events are simply a coincidence of timing for a story intended to be timeless and which took several years to develop.

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But for Kathy Kramer, who has handled the parade’s colossal balloons for decades, work’s not over.

That’s good news not only for fliers, but for airline stocks, as well.

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And Werner, a parent in Neath, said: "If they are unwell then we'll keep them home, but for the rest they go every day like I had to go every day and like their mum had to go every day."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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