He soon finds that this is not your average one-night town: Wandernburg has a tricky relationship with geography, shifting ceaselessly between Prussia and Saxony, and its own cartography is no more reliable.
Already, all books for primary and secondary schools have been distributed, including English, Mathematics, Environmental Science, Shona, Ndebele, History and Geography; shifting the pupil textbook ratio from a crippling 10 1 to 1 1.
Holding a victory party in Park Slope was another sign of how the city's political geography has shifted.
This migration urbanized black America, changed the geography of cities, shifted the focus of politics and raised fundamental questions about the role of government in people's lives.
He tested his thesis with an examination of the shifting geography of presidential politics, beginning in 1976, when Jimmy Carter won the presidency by the slimmest of margins, with 50.1 percent of the vote.
The maps reflect the shifting geography of stardom, as celebrities, seeking deliverance from overzealous fans, some with ill intentions, have fanned out to Pacific Palisades or the Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu.
To underline the shifting geography of opportunity, Mr. Prince suggested days after the planned cuts became known that he would increase Citigroup's Asian work force by more than 10,000, through acquisition of banks in Japan and Taiwan.
Failbetter's StoryNexus system means that all game events can be experienced in any order, combined with the constantly shifting geography of the Neath, the myriad of atrocities occurring on the islands and the random, horrific events befalling the crew while out at sea, mean that no two games in Sunless Sea are the same.
However, with the discovery of shale gas and the increased import of liquefied natural gas (LNG), the "geography" is slowly shifting.
