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skyline

noun as in sky and earth line

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At the top, about 40 feet up a steep, grassy hill, the skyline of the French Quarter unfurls into clear view over the river.

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At night, the neon skyline lights up like a scene from “Blade Runner.”

He encouraged everyone to turn toward the New York skyline and said, “Look at the city we can’t afford to live in.”

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“In sanctuary cities, dangerous illegals walk free as police are forced to stand down,” the August recruitment ad warned over a sunset panorama of the Los Angeles skyline.

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Only problem, it was the skyline of Birmingham, Alabama - in the United States - whose laid-back mayor said: "I thought it was flattering. And please continue to use the skyline - it doesn't bother me."

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

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