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The city is at the center of international finance, politics, entertainment, and culture, and is one of the world's major global cities (along with London, Tokyo and Paris) with a virtually unrivaled collection of museums, galleries, performance venues, media outlets, international corporations, and stock exchanges. The city is also home to the United Nations, along with a ...
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Informal terms such as Honkie (or Honky) are also used, though they may sometimes be interpreted as slightly derogatory in the way of referring to ...
See also:Hongkonger, Hongkonger - Names, Hongkonger - Identity, Hongkonger - Ethnic Chinese, Hongkonger - Other ethnic groups, Hongkonger - Spoken languages, Hongkonger - Written languages, Hongkonger - Socio-economic development, Hongkonger - Socio-political situation, Hongkonger - Culture, Hongkonger - Cosmopolitanism and diversity, Hongkonger - Citizenships and nationalities, Hongkonger - PRC citizenship, Hongkonger - British nationality, Hongkonger - Foreign citizenships, Hongkonger - A typical case, Hongkonger - Notes Read more here: » Hongkonger: Encyclopedia II - Hongkonger - Names |
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Hongkonger - Ethnic Chinese.
Ethnic Chinese residents generally refer to themselves as Heung-Kong-yan (香港人 in Chinese ideograms and hoeng1 gong2 jan4 in Jyutping[1]); literally Hong Kong person/people. People of other ethnicities may also refer to themselves as Hong-Kong-yan as well, although Chinese may or may not consider them to be so. Meanwhile, Mandarin-speaking mainland Chinese wil ...
See also:Hongkonger, Hongkonger - Names, Hongkonger - Identity, Hongkonger - Ethnic Chinese, Hongkonger - Other ethnic groups, Hongkonger - Spoken languages, Hongkonger - Written languages, Hongkonger - Socio-economic development, Hongkonger - Socio-political situation, Hongkonger - Culture, Hongkonger - Cosmopolitanism and diversity, Hongkonger - Citizenships and nationalities, Hongkonger - PRC citizenship, Hongkonger - British nationality, Hongkonger - Foreign citizenships, Hongkonger - A typical case, Hongkonger - Notes Read more here: » Hongkonger: Encyclopedia II - Hongkonger - Identity |
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Support for democratic federal world government is rooted in globalism (also called cosmopolitanism or mundialism), the view that all humans are interdependent members of a single global community, and humanis ...
See also:World government, World government - History of the world government idea, World government - Voluntary unions of polities, World government - The current global governance system, World government - Commonly cited deficiencies, World government - Democratic federal world government, World government - Resources, World government - Published Works, World government - Organizations, World government - Websites, World government - More links Read more here: » World government: Encyclopedia II - World government - Democratic federal world government |
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Hongkonger - PRC citizenship.
Before and after the transfer of sovereignty, the People's Republic of China did not explicitly recognise ethnic Chinese residents of Hong Kong as colonial citizens of the United Kingdom. Home Return Permits (issued before and after the handover) were issued to them to travel to the mainland China.
After the handover, those ethnic Chinese people are regarded as PRC citizens in Hong ...
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Houston Texas - Downtown Houston.
In the 1960s, Downtown Houston comprised of a modest collection of mid-rise office structures, but has since grown into one of the largest skylines in the United States. In 1960, the central business district had 10 million square feet (1,000,000 m²) of office space, increasing to about 16 million square feet (1,600,000 m²) in 1970. Downtown Houston was on the threshold of a boom in 1970 with 8.7 million square feet (8,700,000 m²) of office space planned or under construction ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Architecture |
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Locations in Houston are generally classified as either being inside or outside Interstate 610, known as the "610 Loop" or "The Loop". Inside the loop generally encompasses the central business district, and has come to define an urban lifestyle and state ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Districts and communities |
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There are 42 member institutions in the Texas Medical Center—all are not-for-profit, and are dedicated to the highest standards of patient and preventive care, research, education, and local, national, and international community well-being. These institutions include 13 renowned hospitals and two specialty institutions, two medical schools, four nursing schools, and scho ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research |
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Houston Texas - Highways.
In Houston urban sprawl and hot, humid summers have made automobiles the favored means of transportation. Houston also has excessive ozone levels and is ranked among the most ozone-polluted cities in the United States.
Houston freeways are heavily traveled and often under construction to meet the demands of continuing growth. Interstate 45 south has been in a continuous state of construction, in one portion or another, almost since the first segment was built in 1952. Texas Depart ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Transportation |
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Houston Texas - Colleges and universities.
Houston is home to the prestigious Rice University, a private institution boasting one of the largest financial endowments of any university in the world and ranked the 17th best university overall in the nation by U.S. News & World Report [5]. The small undergraduate student body is among the nation's most select and has one of the highest percentages of National Merit Scholarship winners. Rice maintains a variety of research facilities and laboratories. Rice ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Education |
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See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Professional sports |
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KTRK TV's Marvin Zindler is a well-known figure in Houston, recognizable as much for his voice as for his trademark blue eyeglasses. His week-long exposé on the Chicken Ranch brothel later became the basis for the Broadway musical The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, and his health reports on local restaurants have made the phrase "slime i ...
See also:Houston Texas, Houston Texas - History, Houston Texas - Houston's founding, Houston Texas - Early settlers, Houston Texas - 20th century, Houston Texas - The new millennium, Houston Texas - Geography and climate, Houston Texas - Geography, Houston Texas - Geology, Houston Texas - Climate, Houston Texas - Economy, Houston Texas - Government and politics, Houston Texas - Demographics, Houston Texas - People and culture, Houston Texas - A cosmopolitan city, Houston Texas - Health and fitness, Houston Texas - Cultural institutions, Houston Texas - Local attractions, Houston Texas - Architecture, Houston Texas - Downtown Houston, Houston Texas - Uptown Houston, Houston Texas - Districts and communities, Houston Texas - Healthcare and medical research, Houston Texas - Transportation, Houston Texas - Highways, Houston Texas - Mass transit, Houston Texas - Airports, Houston Texas - Education, Houston Texas - Colleges and universities, Houston Texas - Public schools and libraries, Houston Texas - Private schools, Houston Texas - Professional sports, Houston Texas - Media and entertainment, Houston Texas - Sister cities, Houston Texas - Sources Read more here: » Houston Texas: Encyclopedia II - Houston Texas - Media and entertainment |
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