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• El-P is also a member of The Weathermen and art collective Cardboard City.
• Only solidarity keeps such a place, known as Cartolandia-- Cardboard City-- moderately livable.
• In fact Cardboard City was in a sense a mobile city.
• Donations made from their " Cardboard City " go to buy Thanksgiving dinners.
• They also participate in " Cardboard City ".
• Spider . . . was'discovered'by a programme researcher ferreting out characters at London s cardboard city.
• He is also a member of Cardboard City.
• The atmosphere is closer to that of a camp site than the cardboard cities of London or Manhattan.
• Alston provided him with materials and some technical information, but let him build his painted, cutout cardboard cities on his own.
• Most of the houses in the Cardboard city were built, as its name suggests, from cardboard or other non-building materials, like plywood or nylon bags.
• During the 1980s a number of large encampments of rough sleepers grew up in various places, usually referred to by the media as'Cardboard City '.
• His family encouraged him to enter a 2FM song contest, and he duly came second with " Cardboard City ", a song of his own about homelessness.
• The mouse in this game is a homeless young drunk named Alan ( Rupert Graves ), from Liverpool, who has drifted into the seedy section of London nicknamed Cardboard City.
• Cardboard Citizens was founded in 1991 by Adrian Jackson in the Cardboard City which had sprung up in what was then called the Bullring in Waterloo as a London Bubble project.
• For a misty painting of Waterfall City, he photographed a foam and cardboard city model in his front yard, creating " mist " by wearing a bridal veil and turning on a sprinkler.
• This story will recount his seven years as an outcast in an Indian family in the London suburbs that ended with him living for a couple of days in " cardboard city " under Waterloo Bridge.
• Diane develops a friendship with Mark Fowler ( Todd Carty ) when he returns to his family home in 1990, and enlists his help to find Disa, who is heavily pregnant and living in " Cardboard City ".
• There were 986 people living in the Cardboard city ( 501 men; 485 women ) of whom 278 were children living in 237 " households " according to the census taken by the city authorities in August 2007.
• There were some uncomfortable rows-Teresa Gorman storming off the set, a crack addict losing all self-control, a resident of Cardboard City called Spider howling with rage . . . . Michael Grade feels he must get the ratings up and the costs down.
• Cardboard City then relocated to Lincoln's Inn Fields, a central London park, where a similar closure operation took place in the late 1980s, and then onto a site in South London,  the Bullring, where a third closure operation took place in the early 1990s.