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Lost city 

1: A name for a city or town that has had all of its religious institutions shut down either due to being over run by heavy taxation or strict discriminatory policies made by the government that heavily restrict what various religions can and can’t do to the point where they are unable to operate in that area
2: The city that supposedly sank into the ocean many years ago off the coast of Greece, or in other words Atlantis
According to the Smithsonian YouTube channel, the lost city of Atlantis is suspected of possibly being a town buried underground called Akrotiri on the Mediterranean island of Santorini.
Lost city by Vanguard 1998 March 25, 2021
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Lost city 

Omg your in high debt in a lost city like New York the city that never sleeps but is still possible to not find your way in a great city like Ny are you ok
Lost city : Omg your lost city is New York no wonder you don’t pick up the phone when your at work in New York City I’m just saying it’s a lost city with out you
Lost city by BravofuegoQueenboss November 19, 2023
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trucker's tan 

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Pee Calculus

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