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"This was a tunnel that benefited New Jersey, for which New Jersey had a small share of the cost, in which we had the ability to negotiate cost overruns," he said.

He sucked up credit for economic success, for which New Labour was only marginally responsible.

Each guest room has an unobstructed view of the mountains, trees and other scenery for which New England is noted.

"I can eat anything," said Firefighter Schwarz, displaying the intestinal fortitude for which New York's Bravest are famous.

"The conflicts that show up are generally due to simplifications made in the models, for which new observations can provide improved guidelines.

Next week, there will also be some bargain dining, for which New Yorkers and visitors for the convention have the Democrats to thank.

White truffles may be one of the few delicacies for which New Yorkers pay less than people in other cities.

But I am not that fond of the sorts of foods for which New Orleans is famous, unless you include its burgeoning Vietnamese scene.

Meanwhile, the kind of graffiti for which New York is most famous — tags wallpapering subway cars and city walls — has largely disappeared.

The Wallabies' recovery is critical heading into the World Cup next year, for which New Zealand will be host on home soil.

Meanwhile, the kind of graffiti for which New York is most famous tags wallpapering subway cars and city walls—has largely disappeared.