Paris from fresh perspectives: SIGNS ON PARK RAILINGS...

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Monday, December 11, 2017

SIGNS ON PARK RAILINGS...

ANNOUNCE PUPPETS FROM MALI...

...that lead to another adventure.

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1.1. Setting the scene (1)
1.2. Players who make France distinct (9)
2. An unsuspected city (1)
2.1. The logic of the legendary core (1)
2.1.1. A spectral rampart (4)
2.1.2. Saint-Germain: rampart heir (10)
2.1.3. Lords step out from the shadows (6)
2.1.4. Back to the rampart On to the river (5)
2.1.5. Palaces: glory & demise (10)
2.1.6. Detour: willfully erasing the past (3)
2.2. Brands take over the historic center (1)
2.2.1. Palais-Royal now (7)
2.2.2. Left-bank oasis & recent past (6)
2.2.3. "Real" Paris's affordable shopping (8)
2.3. Vitality on other side of the tracks (1)
2.3.1. Europe's "Chinatown" (16)
2.3.2. The east: new worlds emerge (10)
2.3.3. A trade route marks the present (1)
2.3.3.a. Medieval spirits linger (9)
2.3.3.b. The street of royal power (10)
2.3.3.c. Erasing rebel neighborhoods (1)
2.3.3.d. Crime. Nobles. Garment district (6)
2.3.3.e. An arc looms over the route (1)
2.3.3.f. Toward the horizon (6)
2.3.3.g. Immigrants energize tradition (3)
2.3.4. "Barbès don't panic" (7)
2.3.5. La Goutte d'Or: unhailed energies (1)
2.3.5.a. A setting of "Gauls" (8)
2.3.5.b. Arts known mainly to neighbors (7)
2.3.5.c. A couturier for Kenzo &... (5)
2.3.5.d. First steps in another land (8)
2.3.5.e. "Looks:" a sociable art (8)
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2.3.5.j. "Emerging design hub of Paris" (4)
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2.3.5.l. Gertrd. Stein wd hv appreciated (4)
2.4. Family visits (1)
2.4.1. Kids follow signs & pictures (4)
2.4.2. A wood where children play (1)
2.4.3. New horizons (1)
2.4.4. Louvre with kids (or without them) (7)
2.5. Nobles. Gods. Heroes (1)
2.5.1. All aspects of life reinforce rank (1)
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3.1.1. A parade route changes course (10)
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3.1.3. Design inconceivable elsewhere (5)
3.1.4. The royal imprint blossoms (5)
3.1.5. The curtain falls (13)
3.2. A modern royal city (6)
3.3. Have the kings become subversive? (5)
4. The city of revolt and massacre (1)
4.1. History: which facts? (4)
4.1.1. Republican misunderstandings (5)
4.1.2. 1830: The people fooled (6)
4.1.3. 1848: fooled again (6)
4.1.4. City Museum & the insurrections (8)
4.1.5. Workers' first conscious revolt (7)
4.2. Fear: promoter of urban grandeur (1)
4.2.1. Transforming the city (1)
4.2.1.a. Metamorphosis seen up close (13)
4.2.1.b. Gifts of the repression (5)
4.3. La Commune (1)
4.3.1. Egalitarianism breaks through (1)
4.3.1.a. A most unlikely revolution (10)
4.3.1.b. Implosion (8)
4.3.1.c. Civil war & carnage (11)
4.3.1.d. Ruins. Revenge. Evolution. (10)
4.3.1.e. Mystification (11)
4.3.1.f. An omen and a turning point (3)
4.3.2. Fraternity that worked (6)
4.4. A Communard bastion transformed (1)
4.4.1. The fight for the hilltop (5)
4.4.2. An epicenter of misery (5)
4.4.3. A past forgotten yet indelible (1)
4.4.3.a. A district that leans left (1)
4.4.3.b. A walk in a once-chilling outskirt (1)
4.4.3.c. In the footsteps of "demons" (7)
4.4.3.d. Parks & paintings (5)
4.4.3.e. A creativity that everyone likes (2)
4.4.3.e. Creativity that everyone likes (1)
4.4.3.f. Obscure 13th: base for a stay? (1)
4.4.3.g. More gifts from City Hall (1)
4.4.4. The future springs up from behind (1)
4.5. What happened? The war did (3)
5. What Opéra tours won't say (1)
5.1. A palace for a new elite (4)
5.2. Backers sex and money (6)
5.3. Blackout (5)
5.4. From nymphs to Nazis (3)
6. "Don't you have an agenda?" (1)
7. Teaching "Communism" to the cops (1)
8. An index to click into (1)
8.1. Importance of the economic base (1)
8.2. Omissions by trusted authorities (1)
8.3. Dramas show how things work (1)
8.4. Notice anomalies & details (1)
8.5. Priorities that urban designs reveal (1)
8.6. Classic art as social weapon (1)
8.7. Outskirts: cauldrons of the arts (1)
8.8. Visits based on observation (1)
8.9. Recommendations (1)

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