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At 7 Galleria Meravigli, near Milan in Milan(804E,396N,)

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Address: 7 Galleria Meravigli
Milan
Milan
Token ID: #4485
Traffic: 5527 Visits
Owned By: vc15
Size: 20m wide × 11m deep × 8m tall. 220m² area.

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Just purchased land and construction is in progress.

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Richtext: When Toronto Raptors swingman Vince Carter blew the roof off Oakland Arena on February 12, 2000, the landscape of NBA superstardom changed. So, too, did the trajectory of Canadian basketball and the sheer concept of what society considered humans capable of above the rim. With his third dunk of an already unforgettable slam dunk contest, the 23-year-old icon gathers steam from beyond the perimeter, leaps into the air from just outside the restricted area, then unleashes an Eastbay-inspired, through-the-legs alley-oop to the delight of millions world-wide. It’s over, ladies and gentlemen. Or has it just begun?

Richtext: Give Vince Carter enough clearance to reach full altitude and it doesn’t even matter who you throw out there to protect the rim. After gathering a loose ball with a smooth behind-the-back dribble, the high-flying New Jersey Nets swingman heads straight to the bucket, bounces off iconic Miami Heat shot blocker Alonzo Mourning and still manages to throw down an instant classic dunk of the year candidate. Carter finished with 32 points and the latest entry in a rich portfolio of unforgettable dunks in the November 7, 2005 contest.

Richtext: Vince Carter's leaping ability is borderline mythic but it's the unmistakable flair for the dramatic that makes him an artist above the rim. The New Jersey Nets wing cuts baseline against the Orlando Magic, elevates with his back to the basket to catch a Jason Kidd lob pass, brings the ball down to his knees as he soars closer to the rim, then unleashes a reverse slam. Carter finished with 32 points in the December 21, 2005 victory.

Richtext: Vince Carter’s supernatural body control comes in handy below the rim, too. After flagging down a pass en route to the rack against the New York Knicks, the New Jersey Nets superstar leaps around his defender with a spontaneous 360-degree spin, then banks an off-balance scoop shot high off the glass on February 8, 2006.

Richtext: What a finish! NBA legend and Atlanta Hawks veteran Vince Carter drills his last three pointer in the dying seconds against the New York Knicks on March 11, 2020. Even after 22 seasons, he's still half-man, half-amazing.

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