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why is batman fighting for?
Batman's parents died, when he was 8 year old, and he said that he would never let any criminal be in Gotham City anymore, and became Batman.
What city is the company Electronic Goldmine based out of?
According to their contact form, Electronic Goldmine is based in Scottsdale, near Phoenix, Arizona. They do not seem to have offices in any other city.
What city do the Young Justice team protect?
They don't protect really any city. They are Batman's stealth team for everything. In episode 8 they were in Gotham. In episode 9 they were in Biaylia. In episode 3 I think they were in England. Then in episode 16 they were all over the US. It varies in their missions. Seperatly they deal whatever city their mentor does.
Do you always travel up to the capital city?
No. Depend on your personal preference for a phrase, but I would always use the map based direction to any city (in my case the capital city is, "down to London")
Can you find any lawyer in any city?
yes in any city
Which city is free of suicides?
Any City
What is New York City's biggest city?
New York City IS a city. It does not contain any cities.
Looking for a job in Dodge City in the city?
i am looking for any position in the city
Which city is the windy city?
I'm from Staten Island. If we're talking about NYC, it's not overly windy except for in Manhattan. This is because the gridded street design and tall buildings create a tunnel-like effect that can make the wind very strong and noticeable. This only matters in the winter, when windchill is painful. At the same time, the wind is really not that extreme at all and I doubt many people would classify Manhattan or any other part of NYC as very windy.
Is any city of turkey is city of mosques?
Istanbul
Are there any ocean currents around Mexico City?
No. Mexico City is a landlocked city.
What city is the Grand Canyon in?
The Grand Canyon is not in any city. It is in the state of Arizona.
