21.   And in Connecticut, cities like Hartford, New Haven and Bridgeport would gain population under sampling while their suburbs would probably lose.

22.   And even in better-off cities like Moscow, the rising costs of gas and food have prompted concerns about a return of inflation.

23.   And it demonstrates that the architectural context for great cities like New York is international as well as local.

24.   And if smaller crop yields force farmers to put off buying new equipment, cities like Fargo and Bismarck that are centers for farm supply businesses will be affected.

25.   And in cities like Baltimore and Chicago, where old high-rise projects are being demolished, fewer replacement units are immediately available.

26.   And jobs on palm-oil plantations operated by AgroPalma and other companies could alleviate migration to large Amazonian cities like Manaus and Belem.

27.   And many cities like Chicago have aggressively courted developers and offered incentives in poorer neighborhoods.

28.   And in a city like New York where people often spend many hours at work, some find little time to meet others at all.

29.   And of course it is sunny cities like Atlanta, Phoenix and Las Vegas that have been booming loudest.

30.   And ridiculous, alarmist reporting that makes you wonder if news dirctors in the last decade or so have come to Boston from wimpy cities like Atlana and Tampa.