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A FORTRESS IN A COMMANDING POSITION NEAR THE CITY; A FORTIFIED PLACE

A TICKET; A VIOLATION OF A MINOR LAW WITHIN A CITY OR STATE

PEACEABLE BEHAVIOR; PUBLIC ORDER; FOLLOWING THE LAWS OF A CITY OR STATE

A MAJOR CITY; A CITY OR URBAN AREA REGARDED AS THE CENTER OF SPECIFIC ACTIVITY

A LARGE AND ELABORATE CEMETERY BELONGING TO AN ANCIENT CITY; A HISTORIC OR PREHISTORIC BURIAL GROUND

TO CONTROL, REGULATE, OR KEEP ORDER (ESPECIALLY AS AN OFFICIAL DUTY OF A CITY)

A PLAN OR COURSE OF ACTION OF A CITY, STATE, OR OTHER ORGANIZATION

ONE WHO HOLDS A POLITICAL OFFICE IN A CITY OR STATE

THE ACTIVITIES, METHODS, TACTICS, OR AFFAIRS ASSOCIATED WITH THE GOVERNMENT OF A CITY OR STATE