cosmopolitan

Dalia may reside in cosmopolitan London but is, of course, miserable, with wise old Igor immediately diagnosing the cause of her malaise.

He notes that such a city “will continue to be cosmopolitan unless and until it loses its status.”

It would be a beginning of rupture of the age-old pact between the world’s most cosmopolitan city and the people of the Book.

Because, let’s face it, who can resist a cosmopolitan city with 24 miles of coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, a dynamic dining scene and arts and culture aplenty.

They’re largely lost to time here, but fondly recalled there as bombastic dispatches from a cosmopolitan yet heartbroken immigrant community in L.A.