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Old 11-11-2012, 08:21 PM
 
Location: Baghdad by the Bay (San Francisco, California)
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The graphics used in the halftime highlights of Sunday Night Football represent the cities in the matchups...sort of.

I noticed that they used the same stylized shot of Miami to represent Tampa Bay, Baltimore, Dallas and Cincinnati. In Dallas and Cincinnati, they threw together an iconic piece of architecture in the foreground (Reunion Tower in Dallas and a bridge in Cincinnati) but the skyline behind them was Miami.

Other cities seemed to be represented with unique, identifying graphics.
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