birthplace

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• Tuscumbia, Alabama, which is only famous for being the birthplace of Hellen Keller, and now Cynthia Bailey from Housewives of Atlanta.

• Carl thought of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthplace he passes every day on his commute, and how a leader is remembered by how he finishes.

• Alex is accustomed to moving through uncertainty, as a serial entrepreneur and having emigrated as a child from his birthplace, Ukraine, to Israel, where he attended the University of Tel Aviv, arriving in the United States at age 22.

• It will serve as a hub for research on sanitation policy, an incubator for rural activism, and — advocates hope — a birthplace for a better, greener way of managing waste.

• Yet, in places where many people live within a half-hour drive of their birthplace, it’s also fraught.

• My trip takes the reverse path, and I begin by assessing the depth of my Shakespeare knowledge in his birthplace.

• After all, “Paris is the birthplace of fashion, it makes sense to show there,” said regular Manish Arora.

• There is now a museum to his honor in his birthplace of Staryi Uhryniv.

• Connecticut is rightfully famous for being the birthplace of the hot lobster roll and is widely known as the home of great pizza.

• Donald Trump is still talking Barack Obama's birthplace at a Republican conference in New Orleans.

• Wantage is a quiet town, lying at the foot of the hills, and is chiefly noted as the of the great Saxon king.