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Golden Triangle

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Golden Triangle

Most notably, a designation for the heart of the city centre in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. This tract of land, lying between the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers where they join to form the Ohio River, had become an agglomeration of run-down factories, office buildings, and slums, but was revitalized by urban renewal from the 1950s onwards. It is now a bustling district of corporate offices, shops, and entertainment facilities; notable features are the Gateway Centre, Point State Park, and a civic centre. The term ‘Golden Triangle’ also refers to a largely residential section of San Diego, California, 18 km/11 mi north-northwest of the city centre.



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The students have asked the city to pave a sidewalk over the train tracks, paint crosswalks at Golden Oak and Golden Triangle roads, and at Golden Triangle Road and Centre Pointe Parkway, and to install speed-limit and stop signs leading to the school.
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Whatever the register, from the epic of Tiananmen Square to the melodrama of the Golden Triangle to the kitsch of a San Francisco beauty pageant, the Chinese themselves, the diaspora experience, the particularities of one community or another remained singularly, frustratingly elusive.
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