It's almost like we treat black neighborhoods and white neighborhoods and Latino neighborhoods as though they're purely natural phenomena.
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You could go to different neighborhoods, make friends in different neighborhoods.
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And white neighborhoods systematically bring in more money than non-white neighborhoods.
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There are now more extremely poor neighborhoods and more extremely rich neighborhoods.
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Isolated all-white neighborhoods have dwindled as many nonwhite neighborhoods have remained segregated.
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These neighborhoods, especially in the 1960s and '70s, were often in exclusively white neighborhoods.
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For example, Hondas and Toyotas were associated with predominantly Asian neighborhoods, Chryslers, Buicks, and Oldsmobiles with black neighborhoods, and Aston Martins, Volkswagens and pickup trucks with white neighborhoods.
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When reporters directly compared black neighborhoods and white neighborhoods with a similar number of complaints about marijuana, they found that far more arrests took place in the black neighborhoods.
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We want the same respect that they give to their neighborhoods given to Jackson neighborhoods.
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The average minimum balance in white neighborhoods was $626, compared with $871 in black neighborhoods.
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Lending to neighborhoods because they're poor is a good way to keep bad neighborhoods bad.
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If you want to build something in economically challenging neighborhoods, you've got to build neighborhoods.
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In fact, people in rich neighborhoods filled fewer prescriptions than people in middle-class neighborhoods.
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"There are good neighborhoods and bad neighborhoods that they can get into, you see," he explained.
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There are over 165,000 active neighborhoods in the U.S., which represents 80 percent of U.S. neighborhoods.
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At first, they lived in predominately African-American neighborhoods but later moved to more integrated neighborhoods.
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Who needs authentic neighborhoods when simulated neighborhoods can be generated as/within residential and office towers?
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Blacks were already more likely to be living in "D" neighborhoods than "C" neighborhoods, for example.
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It also found banks in majority-black neighborhoods tend to require a higher minimum account balance, with an average minimum of $6900 in black neighborhoods compared to $2628 in white neighborhoods.
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Riders in black-majority neighborhoods took more trips than those living elsewhere—about 3.4 per month during the September-to-November period studied, compared to three trips for those traveling to or from majority-white neighborhoods, about three from Hispanic neighborhoods, and about 2.5 from Asian neighborhoods.
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The budget would eliminate the Choice Neighborhoods program, which awards grants to neighborhoods with deteriorating public and federally assisted housing, arguing that states and local governments are better able to revitalize neighborhoods.
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Only two neighborhoods in Brooklyn made the top 10 while Manhattan dominated the list with eight neighborhoods.
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Bigotry imposes a "black tax" on residents of majority-black neighborhoods that white neighborhoods simply don't face.
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Ewa: I do real estate, so I go all over the city—Polish neighborhoods, Eastern European neighborhoods.
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Segregation by income is growing worse, with fewer middle-class neighborhoods and more rich and poor neighborhoods.
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They went to neighborhoods that were built up already, and now the neighborhoods are being torn apart.
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The fact that certain kinds of resources aren't available to particular neighborhoods as opposed to other neighborhoods.
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They just look like neighborhoods What stood out to me immediately was how unremarkable the neighborhoods themselves are.
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Because candidates for Spencer's district typically come from the most affluent neighborhoods, they fundraise in those same neighborhoods.
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It also maintained and marketed bank-owned homes in predominantly white neighborhoods better than in neighborhoods of color.
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"These neighborhoods are our neighborhoods," he says, referring to the places that have been devastated by gun violence.
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"If we stay in our neighborhoods instead of moving out, we get the jobs and go back and hire from our neighborhoods and train from our neighborhoods, then we have a better outlook over all."
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The very ground beneath these neighborhoods has shifted, and the foundations of neighborhoods must be rebuilt piece by piece.
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The white neighborhoods were defined by large gated communities, while the black neighborhoods were recognizable as overcrowded urban townships.
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But our business in the neighborhoods that need transportation the most, often mass transit, doesn't go into the neighborhoods.
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Homes in black and Latino neighborhoods do not appreciate at the same level as homes in predominately white neighborhoods.
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And apartments are randomly assigned, which means they can end up in low-income neighborhoods or mixed-income neighborhoods.
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"These neighborhoods, Williamsburg in particular, are probably some of the more dependent neighborhoods on a single line than most other neighborhoods, in terms of population and the concentration of small businesses there," Andrew Hoan told me.
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There is something about black neighborhoods, or at least poor black neighborhoods, that seem to make them irresistible to gentrification.
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Although there are some mixed neighborhoods in Jerusalem where both Israelis and Arabs live, most of the neighborhoods are split.
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Their neighborhoods — or something about how those neighborhoods were policed — sent more poor children into prison than out of poverty.
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"Why do they act with such deliberate caution in some neighborhoods and such recklessness in our neighborhoods?" asked the Rev.
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He also believes longtime residents of newly occupied neighborhoods should work to connect with the new residents of their neighborhoods.
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"Families residing in rich neighborhoods and poor neighborhoods, in high- and low-minority neighborhoods, and in urban or rural areas can expect to find early care and education programs at approximately the same level of quality," Herbst said.
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For one, lower-income families are often displaced as neighborhoods get more expensive, and are pushed to even more toxic neighborhoods.
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We should therefore expect whites in heavily Hispanic neighborhoods to support Trump more often than those in neighborhoods with fewer Hispanics.
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New York City piloted a similar model in five neighborhoods, and the success led to its expansion into nearly 20 neighborhoods.
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Markets seeing quick declines include neighborhoods in Silicon Valley, San Francisco, and Seattle, along with neighborhoods in Miami Beach and Chicago.
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Neighborhoods that were predominately black, had high child poverty rates and high male unemployment rates characterized the top neighborhoods for incarceration.
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That said, applicants for mortgages in minority neighborhoods were denied a loan at significantly higher rates than in mostly white neighborhoods.
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These might include locating low-income housing projects only in black neighborhoods, or barring multifamily housing from neighborhoods with good schools.
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The commonality between all these neighborhoods where all this violence takes place is that these are neighborhoods that are deeply distressed.
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At first, both white and black neighborhoods saw a dip, but the numbers in black neighborhoods took far longer to rise again.
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People who grew up in violent neighborhoods were less upwardly mobile than people who lived in equally poor but less violent neighborhoods.
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Our new model shows the same correlation for neighborhoods and cities, with those neighborhoods experiencing the greatest growth having high cultural capital.
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In the Arab neighborhoods, the average monthly income is 40 percent lower per person than in the Jewish neighborhoods of the city.
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They don't increase trafficking or crime in the surrounding neighborhoods — their neighborhoods, in fact, saw less public injecting and fewer dropped syringes.
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The margins in weed-dominant neighborhoods are much higher, with multiple neighborhoods clocking as many 9 more dispensaries than corporate coffee franchisees.
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In Baghdad after 2003, people who had once lived in mixed Sunni-Shia communities divided themselves into Sunni neighborhoods and Shia neighborhoods.
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It was an opportunity, first of all, to hear how New Yorkers think about their neighborhoods and how they care about their neighborhoods.
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Warplanes dropped high explosive parachute bombs on the al-Haydariyeh and Masaken Hanano neighborhoods in besieged eastern neighborhoods, according to the AMC activist.
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Of New York's 195 neighborhoods, the MODA team isolated 24 neighborhoods with low crime, high student achievement, but curiously low housing voucher use.
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P.S. 24 serves the Riverdale and Spuyten Duyvil neighborhoods, which are whiter and wealthier than the immediately adjoining Kingsbridge and Marble Hill neighborhoods.
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By comparison, nearly one out of three Hispanics living in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods in the D.C. area reported feeling unsafe in their neighborhoods.
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In the United States, this could result in more surveillance in traditionally poorer, nonwhite neighborhoods, while wealthy, whiter neighborhoods are scrutinized even less.
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According to the news agency, people in those neighborhoods were purged from rolls at twice the rate of those from mostly Republican neighborhoods.
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"Voters have been struck from the rolls in Democratic-leaning neighborhoods at roughly twice the rate as in Republican neighborhoods," the study found.
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Neighborhoods within neighborhoods include Pasadena Park, with postwar colonial-style homes and raised ranches, and Aubyn Manor, where you can find historic Tudors.
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Overall, he found, "middle-income neighborhoods are tenuous," while neighborhoods at the top and bottom of the economic ladder have remained strikingly stable.
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"That's part of why you build affordable housing: to keep people in their neighborhoods who want to stay in their neighborhoods," he said.
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Of the 54 neighborhoods in western Mosul, 15 neighborhoods that include 32,000 houses were heavily damaged, according to data provided by Ms. Grande.
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Racist policies of our past created two divergent Americas: largely middle-class neighborhoods for white people and lower-class neighborhoods for black people.
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An Urban Institute study found that, household for household, majority-white neighborhoods in Chicago received nearly three times as much private and public investment as majority-black neighborhoods, and low-poverty neighborhoods got more than double the investment that high-poverty ones received.
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All of suburbia has grown more diverse, but inner-ring neighborhoods have a much higher share of nonwhite residents than outer-ring neighborhoods do.
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"Planning for the Future" examines efforts underway in three Philadelphia neighborhoods to productively combine approaches from art and urban planning to make neighborhoods better.
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The foundation's facility is bordered by the Westmont and Athens neighborhoods, each of which rank among the city's top ten neighborhoods for violent crime.
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Today, unregulated short-term rentals are bringing hotel-like businesses into residential neighborhoods, adding more outside traffic and people to otherwise tranquil residential neighborhoods.
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But in some neighborhoods, such as Lexington's 40502 ZIP code, which includes the Chevy Chase and Ashland Park neighborhoods, homes can cost much more.
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"Public housing, often criticized for anchoring the poor to declining neighborhoods, may also have the advantage of anchoring them to gentrifying neighborhoods," they wrote.
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Against this background, this event examines efforts underway in three Philadelphia neighborhoods to productively combine approaches from art and urban planning to make neighborhoods better.
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The average travel time for mostly white neighborhoods was 21 seconds longer after polling place closures, while in minority neighborhoods it increased by 53 seconds.
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Trulia Neighborhoods is available nationally, and currently offers original photography and drone footage for 300 neighborhoods including San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Austin, and Chicago.
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It began testing in 53 neighborhoods in Paris early in January ahead of Thursday's official launch across France, where it calculates 40,000 distinct neighborhoods exist.
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For example, less-segregated neighborhoods could provide more economic opportunities and reduce stress, or that these neighborhoods could provide more opportunities for a healthier lifestyle.
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In a lot of high-cost neighborhoods, particularly in immigrant neighborhoods, people are living in tight quarters with a bunch of roommates or extended family.
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Airports are usually housed in medium to low-income neighborhoods, and studies have shown that these neighborhoods are, on average, decibels louder than affluent ones.
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In fact, according to Mr. Mulligan, the neighborhoods farthest from Manhattan were the same neighborhoods that have seen the largest growth in ride-hailing usage.
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Could you kind of describe what some of these neighborhoods would look like, the neighborhoods that, ironically, would be most vulnerable if ICE wasn&apost around?
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A 2016 Reuters analysis found roughly twice the rate of voter purging in Democratic-leaning neighborhoods in Ohio's three largest counties as in Republican-leaning neighborhoods.
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" A Reuters study found conclusively that "voters have been struck from the rolls in Democratic-leaning neighborhoods at roughly twice the rate as in Republican neighborhoods.
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"Most of the neighborhoods with a higher concentration of rat complaints coincide with the neighborhoods with a higher concentration of dog poop," according to the website .
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Moreover, because library funding is tied to property taxes, libraries that serve wealthy neighborhoods tend to have more resources than do libraries that serve poor neighborhoods.
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Who disagrees with keeping neighborhoods safe, but let's also add, no one should disagree about respecting the rights of young men who live in those neighborhoods.
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The police say they follow crime and the reason they don't have gun units in white neighborhoods is because there are no guns in white neighborhoods.
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Richer neighborhoods with higher parking prices will earn more revenue, but power equalization will send much of this money to poorer neighborhoods with lower parking prices.
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"Tobacco retailers often concentrate in lower income neighborhoods with higher proportions of non-white residents, and these neighborhoods have higher smoking rates," Mayne said by email.
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Low-income African-American and Latino neighborhoods also seemed to be particular targets for outdoor soda ads compared with lower-income white and higher-income neighborhoods.
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Those who'd moved to less segregated neighborhoods permanently saw the greatest drop, but even those who moved from their highly segregated neighborhoods and returned saw lasting improvements.
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"My research contradicts Airbnb's exploitative marketing campaigns which suggest that Airbnb is a path out of poverty in low-income neighborhoods and benefits black neighborhoods," Cox said.
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The lack of legitimate job opportunities in low-income black neighborhoods, combined with the infusion of illegal drugs into these neighborhoods, created an incentive to sell drugs.
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He began to see that Trammel, despite being almost entirely white, had more in common economically with the black neighborhoods than with the white neighborhoods in Roanoke.
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New York's lower-income neighborhoods had disproportionately high delinquency and default rates, and successful repayments varied widely across its five boroughs and many neighborhoods, the report found.
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Under apartheid, white-only neighborhoods were often intentionally separated from black, Indian, or mixed-race neighborhoods by a physical feature, like a river or a railway line.
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Homes of similar quality in neighborhoods with similar amenities are worth 23% less in majority-black neighborhoods, compared to those with very few or no black residents.
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Specifically, the report indicated that banks made fewer loans to middle- and lower-income borrowers in minority neighborhoods than to borrowers with similar incomes in white neighborhoods.
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The central goal was to figure out what distinguished low-income neighborhoods where large numbers of children escaped poverty from neighborhoods where people remained mired in poverty.
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On a broad scale, the site's growing influence has worked to undermine neighborhoods in cities around the world, driving up rents in tourist areas and gentrifying neighborhoods.
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Ms. Justus said she would appoint a deputy mayor for neighborhoods and would periodically run city hall for a time out of community centers in different neighborhoods.
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In general, it's very true that lower-income neighborhoods — and in the US, that describes many African American, immigrant, or Hispanic neighborhoods — usually have far fewer tech resources like laptops in public schools, and are also far less likely than wealthy neighborhoods to offer programming in high school.
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Overall, youngsters spent an average of 52 percent of their waking time each day at home, 13 percent in their neighborhoods, and 35 percent outside of their neighborhoods.
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Tim, as I'll call him, delivers weed around Park Slope and surrounding neighborhoods—part of the belt of gentrified Brooklyn neighborhoods where weed smoking can seem practically endemic.
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In fact, these communities are so popular that loans to development projects in mixed-use neighborhoods now default at a lower rate than those in residential-only neighborhoods.
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The quality of the housing stock in high-poverty neighborhoods is lower than in low-poverty neighborhoods, exposing children to health risks such as lead and vermin infestation.
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Although rates of crimes being committed are similar in black and white neighborhoods, arrests are higher in black neighborhoods, so more police are sent there, and it perpetuates.
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But it has been much harder to disentangle whether these neighborhoods cause the later disadvantage, or whether the hardships that lead families to bad neighborhoods are the problem.
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The best time to roll into new neighborhoods is when your live ones feel like well-oiled machines and there is pent-up demand in new potential neighborhoods.
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And flood insurance rates have increased in some neighborhoods by as much as 18 percent per year, according to the nonprofit Center for New York City Neighborhoods (CNYCN).
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Research by some of the same economists confirmed a causal link: Living in certain neighborhoods seems to expand opportunity, and living in other neighborhoods seems to diminish it.
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Predominantly minority neighborhoods near downtowns are growing whiter, while suburban neighborhoods that were once largely white are experiencing an increased share of black, Hispanic and Asian-American residents.
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Voters who live in predominantly black neighborhoods faced significantly longer wait times to cast a ballot than those who live in predominantly white neighborhoods, a new study finds.
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There is increased demand to live in high-density neighborhoods, but those neighborhoods do not allow enough new construction for them to be affordable down the income chain.
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"It's certainly possible that those who move to less segregated neighborhoods experience more exposure to racism, which could be one reason why some African-Americans choose to stay in more segregated neighborhoods," she told NPR, noting that African-Americans living in more segregated neighborhoods tend to have better mental health.
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In the US, Nextdoor is in 75 percent of all U.S. neighborhoods, and since launching in the Netherlands last year, it's in 50 percent of neighborhoods, while in the UK — where the company got a leg up when it acquired a local competitor Streetlife — Nextdoor is in 40 percent of neighborhoods.
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It was sliced in half by Troost Avenue — on the west, the city's whiter and richer neighborhoods were registered; on the east, its poorer and black neighborhoods were not.
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Students in poor, segregated neighborhoods wouldn't compete against students in rich neighborhoods; instead, they'd compete against their neighbors, which guarantees a certain number of seats for each middle school.
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The source said the mortar shells came from the neighborhoods of Jubar and Duma, and called on Syrians living in those rebel-held neighborhoods to help stop the shelling.
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Roughly 130 restaurants are currently participating in NYC, mostly in the Flatiron and Gramercy Park neighborhoods, which admittedly excludes other major professional neighborhoods, such as Midtown and Financial District.
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It's also allowed wealthy residents of the Upper West Side, Greenwich Village, and other prime neighborhoods to completely exclude new construction which pushes gentrification pressure onto lower-income neighborhoods.
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Minority neighborhoods see more marketing of unhealthy foods and beverages, while fresh fruits and vegetables are often nonexistent — or more expensive than in wealthier neighborhoods that can attract supermarkets.
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The best investment neighborhoods are downtown, walkable neighborhoods like NoHo, the West Village, Tribeca, and Chelsea"My personal preference is for Noho, West Village, Tribeca, and Chelsea," Monica said.
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"A lot of technology often can exacerbate racial disparities, particularly when it's used in some neighborhoods that are highly policed, but not in other neighborhoods for example," Rose said.
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Just as poorer neighborhoods should include more good things — parks, libraries — affluent neighborhoods should help shoulder the burden of shelters, waste transfer sites and so on, the logic goes.
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Internet infrastructure is often built first in more affluent and more white communities, leaving lower income neighborhoods and neighborhoods with higher percentages of people of color with fewer options.
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The city has taken steps to rezone neighborhoods to spur more residential development, causing angst among some residents who fear that the revitalization of their neighborhoods could spell displacement.
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In Chicago, for example, one study found that the average time to arrival for calls to police in nonwhite neighborhoods was twice as long as in predominantly white neighborhoods.
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That's too close for comfort to the "redlining" policy of the 20th century, which classified largely African-American neighborhoods as financially risky investments by drawing red lines around those neighborhoods.
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For decades, these have been based on average rent prices stretched over entire metropolitan areas, including low prices in small towns and poor neighborhoods and higher prices in richer neighborhoods.
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As the director of public safety for DeKalb County, Georgia, I expect my officers to think of themselves not as warriors in our neighborhoods but as guardians of our neighborhoods.
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They're scared to go outside their houses, they wanna be in at a certain time, they don't want to go in certain neighborhoods, they don't wanna move in certain neighborhoods.
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Throughout American history, minority communities have been heavily policed, denied equal pay and job opportunities, forced into neighborhoods through redlining, and then forced out of those same neighborhoods through gentrification.
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A report from the American Civil Liberties Union found these raids are much more likely to hit predominantly black neighborhoods, while white neighborhoods are much less likely to be affected.
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Reporters examined the number of marijuana complaints sent through 911 or the city's 311 help line from predominantly white neighborhoods and predominantly black or Hispanic neighborhoods in New York City.
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In the summer of 2016, millions of people spilled out into cities and neighborhoods trying to capture digital creatures overlaid on views of their actual neighborhoods, thanks to Niantic's AR technology.
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The kinds of scrutiny that happens in poor working class neighborhoods, or in communities of color, or in migrant communities — those processes of surveillance are much more intense in those neighborhoods.
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The other problem is that there are fewer arrests in rich neighborhoods, not because people there aren't smoking as much pot as in poor neighborhoods but because there is less policing.
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Researchers compared the neighborhoods where the homicides took place with the neighborhoods where 155 control teenagers, who were not homicide victims, were located at about the same time as the crimes.
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The lowest-income neighborhoods had a 20 percent delinquency rate, more than twice that of the highest income neighborhoods, particularly Manhattan which had a median household income of $75,513 last year.
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" Asked about the possibility that the Zika epidemic may funnel Olympic spending away from poorer communities, Dr. Espinal said: "I don't think it's a matter of poor neighborhoods versus rich neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods began setting up illegal taps to steal energy from other neighborhoods, creating an unsustainable cycle of energy shortages for citizens and businesses, and low revenue recovery for the power utility.
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Lebanon, where people from different sects share offices, neighborhoods and businesses, and crop tops can outnumber hijabs in some Beirut neighborhoods, might seem like a natural inventor of the ladies' beach.
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Poor children raised in economically diverse neighborhoods thrive by comparison with those raised in concentrations of poverty, yet subsidized housing tends to be built in neighborhoods with high levels of poverty.
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The historically wealthier neighborhoods north of the Forbidden City spoke with an accent considered more refined than that found in the poorer neighborhoods to the south, home to craftsmen and performers.
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In the poorest neighborhoods there were Cellino & Barnes billboards.
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" Amazon: "Ring's mission is to help make neighborhoods safer.
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The utility of it is that it can be analyzed, and a preliminary read by Stolper confirms the obvious: Fare-evasion enforcement rates are higher in high-poverty neighborhoods, and there is far more fare-evasion enforcement in high-poverty neighborhoods that are predominantly Black and Latinx compared to high-poverty white and Asian neighborhoods.
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And I want to know like I think and I do believe that it is neighborhoods primarily of people of color or lower income neighborhoods that are disproportionately affected by unjust policing.
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Should neighborhoods rebuild in place after a flood, or do you change zoning policies and use buyouts to help relocate established neighborhoods in a planned way that may retain some community cohesion?
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Furthermore, the discussion on the power of place and the effects of neighborhoods misses the characteristics of these neighborhoods and how they reflect the average characteristics of the people living in them.
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A regional center can qualify for EB-5 while containing wealthy and poor neighborhoods, but the developer is free to focus on the wealthy neighborhoods since they fall within the designated area.
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In an influential and counterintuitive study, Lance Freeman and Frank Braconi, who study urban development, found that poorer residents were less likely to move out of gentrifying neighborhoods than non-gentrifying neighborhoods.
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There are exceptions where homes in black neighborhoods are worth more: Madison, Wisconsin, realizes 17% added value, and black neighborhoods in the Worcester, Massachusetts-Connecticut metro area sees a whopping 26% gain.
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"It showed that children from neighborhoods where the majority of people are nonwhite do not get bystander CPR at the same rates as those from neighborhoods that are predominantly white," Callaway said.
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Because of historically racist practices of underdevelopment and discrimination, this seemingly race-neutral policy meant that for comparable damage, homeowners in white neighborhoods were paid more than homeowners in African-American neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods bombed In regime-held western Aleppo, two people were killed and seven were injured on Saturday when two neighborhoods were bombed by "terrorist groups," according to the Syrian state news agency SANA.
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Buying and consuming alcohol in affluent neighborhoods is socially acceptable and effortless, unlike low- to middle-class neighborhoods like Giza and Sayeda Zeinab, where buying alcohol is dangerously similar to a drug deal.
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Nextdoor has been piloting the service in the U.K. for a few months and already has about 45 percent of the neighborhoods mapped out, including most neighborhoods in the region's most populous cities.
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Instead of passing right by local neighborhoods when the search goes out for workers on these major projects, we need to hire directly from those neighborhoods, so all those good jobs stay put.
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A signature urban development program from the Obama administration, Choice Neighborhoods, redevelops properties and distressed housing to turn around troubled neighborhoods by developing high-quality mixed-income housing and rehabilitating low-income housing.
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In the 1960s, civic developers bifurcated South Central Los Angeles, sacrificing Black neighborhoods for freeway development, just as commercial developers have transformed present-day working-class neighborhoods in and around Downtown's Arts District.
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Finally, the U.S. could call on Israel to make per-capita public expenditures on education in Arab neighborhoods of Jerusalem equal to those in Jewish neighborhoods — as the Israeli High Court has mandated.
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They live in far-flung immigrant nooks, in walk-up apartments in the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Kensington and Crown Heights and Flatbush, and in the Queens neighborhoods of Jamaica and Long Island City.
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A Chron review of zoning records showed that city commissioners have assigned other minority neighborhoods the same classification as Sunnyside and South Park — "Unlikely viable" — indicating the other neighborhoods may not receive protection.
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Most black people were denied the opportunity to buy houses up until the 1960s and 1970s, barred from buying houses in white neighborhoods, and only offered contracts with exploitive terms in black neighborhoods.
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He has also found that while people in wealthier neighborhoods are more likely to worry about getting burglarized, people living in poorer neighborhoods are more likely to be the victims of such crimes.
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Campaigns, even violent ones, to exclude African-Americans from all but a few inner-city neighborhoods were often led by churches, universities and other nonprofit groups determined to maintain their neighborhoods' ethnic homogeneity.
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But some were more subtle, like the steering by real estate agents of racial minorities into certain neighborhoods, biased lending and underwriting, and the concentration of low-income housing in low-income neighborhoods.
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The city does have a bike-share program, Ecobici, but it serves the most privileged neighborhoods, such as Roma or Condesa, while a majority of bicycle trips occur in poor neighborhoods like Iztapalapa.
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Researcher Heather Schwartz thought this was a great opportunity to conduct an experiment: How much better do the kids in the mixed-income neighborhoods do, compared with the ones in low-income neighborhoods?
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Voters in many predominantly Hispanic and black neighborhoods backed Mrs.
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Techies are gentrifying neighborhoods in San Francisco, Seattle and Austin.
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They didn't get tough assignments and work in tough neighborhoods.
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Educational institutions and most shops in residential neighborhoods were shut.
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It connects the flourishing downtown arts district to other neighborhoods.
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Many will be living in the neighborhoods struggling with changes.
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Notice how the very wealthy neighborhoods rarely touch the lottery:
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Hillview Park and the neighborhoods surrounding it before the fire.
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Hillview Park and the neighborhoods surrounding it after the fire.
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Hilltop neighborhoods west of the city's downtown before the fire.
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Hilltop neighborhoods west of the city's downtown after the fire.
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They either didn't have anything or were in bad neighborhoods.
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They extort money from those doing business in the neighborhoods.
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For now, though, these are the neighborhoods we roll with.
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Mr. Trump has boasted that it will revitalize downtrodden neighborhoods.
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The Sienese have fierce loyalty to their neighborhoods, or contrade.
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Day laborers were cutting out damaged drywall in wealthy neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods need schools and parks, not just apartments, after all.
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"You can't walk like this in other neighborhoods," she says.
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Unlike most neighborhoods, it also has a newspaper delivery pup.
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Yeah, they tend to be in wealthy progressive neighborhoods. Yep.
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Across the city, neighborhoods with large black populations declined precipitously.
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Neighborhoods were literally split in half, and many never recovered.
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President Trump designated 8,700 neighborhoods as Opportunity Zones last week.
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Like other neighborhoods, Harlem has borne the brunt of gentrification.
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Diverse neighborhoods in Chicago are more expensive to live in.
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The properties are scattered throughout neighborhoods all down the coast.
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Imagine our neighborhoods and communities where love is the way.
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Not all densely populated neighborhoods were so ill fated, however.
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She canvasses neighborhoods trying to get witnesses to come forward.
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Lush forests turned to soot, vibrant neighborhoods reduced to ash.
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But there's a new way to make these neighborhoods whole.
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Officials began allowing some residents to return to their neighborhoods.
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Are certain racial groups, neighborhoods, age groups being treated differently?
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Some neighborhoods may be cut off for an extended time.
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The neighborhoods located there deal with high rates of violence.
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The Thomas Edisons of this generation are in our neighborhoods.
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The city will be evacuating some neighborhoods as a result.
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Meanwhile, entire neighborhoods, cities, societies have been shattered by war.
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But much of this investment has not benefited poor neighborhoods.
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They also choked the economic vitality out of entire neighborhoods.
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Rosselló's proposal seeks to relocate neighborhoods at risk of flooding.
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The three neighborhoods are Brooklyn Heights, Prospect Heights, and Williamsburg.
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The early protests were in specific neighborhoods near government offices.
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Neighborhoods to visit include colorful Bairro Alto, Alfama and Intendente.
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In addition, prices are often lower than in other neighborhoods.
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It means revitalizing neighborhoods and giving back in exponential ways.
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Residents had complained that Disneyland visitors had overrun their neighborhoods.
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And finally: Choose a scenic route through some bustling neighborhoods.
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He did not specify which neighborhoods he was talking about.
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Large gambling venues are particularly concentrated in economically depressed neighborhoods.
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Two neighborhoods sprang up in the area and gradually merged.
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Democrat or Republican, few want to see their neighborhoods change.
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Activists meet voters in their neighborhoods and on public transport.
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The bustling economy transformed the city and its many neighborhoods.
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It allows the creative to come back into these neighborhoods.
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Everyone deserves to feel secure in their neighborhoods and homes.
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They're well run, they improve neighborhoods and they save lives.
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Imagine our neighborhoods and communities when love is the way.
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Every day people are working to make our neighborhoods better.
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We just emerged onto a large road between two neighborhoods.
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Rebuilding is more than fixing houses and shoring up neighborhoods.
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She said other neighborhoods should start doing their fair share.
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In contrast, 8.1 percent of whites live in such neighborhoods.
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It's like the city's scoring grades for restaurants in neighborhoods.
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Make it a beautiful day in all of our neighborhoods.
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The risk areas spanned New York neighborhoods and demographic groups.
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Health officials swarmed Italian neighborhoods, nailing quarantine signs to doors.
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And easy access to the bustling neighborhoods at the top.
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In time, Tomic began robbing apartments in more affluent neighborhoods.
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"So what's the point of targeting residential neighborhoods?" he said.
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They want their neighborhoods to be safe, healthy and affordable.
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Phylis grew up in the Crown Heights and Flatbush neighborhoods.
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The wind screamed and waters started to puddle in neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods have block parties, and book clubs are not exclusive.
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Some places, like Tianjin, have erected walls around entire neighborhoods.
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The buildings may be resilient, but what about the neighborhoods?
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Within these neighborhoods, students may not have been stopped themselves.
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"Gian couldn't care less about trendy neighborhoods," Mr. Lahav said.
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The other team, unfamiliar with the neighborhoods, used what0003words addresses.
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Making neighborhoods safer by bringing police and communities closer together.
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Job creation downtown doesn't help black neighborhoods with high unemployment.
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Some say they are fleeing gangs that terrorize their neighborhoods.
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I did a performance in the poor neighborhoods behind Wynwood.
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The company says Nextdoor is now in over 100,000 neighborhoods.
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One of the key components to this story is neighborhoods.
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Without reliable civic services, neighborhoods turned to gangs for protection.
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"A lot of them go through bad neighborhoods," he said.
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Train lines have been washed away and neighborhoods been submerged.
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An epidemic of gun violence overwhelmed our low income neighborhoods.
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To fix our schools and restore safety to our neighborhoods.
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I'll go to different neighborhoods to check out these stores.
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And they serve people and neighborhoods they never served before.
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"We definitely don't live in the best neighborhoods," Katoh said.
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In many neighborhoods, the market forces are simply more powerful.
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Moses left neighborhoods that were shells of their former selves.
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Stash houses in residential neighborhoods hide smuggled people and drugs.
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Neighborhoods filled with newcomers made building local political organizations difficult.
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Here's a look at how the neighborhoods got their names.
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Before that happened, neighborhoods had unique or historically relevant names.
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Online research gave her an idea of prices and neighborhoods.
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The most commonly spoken language in most neighborhoods is English.
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Neighborhoods feel less cohesive and less familiar, Mr. Ma said.
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" He added, "We put all the cops in minority neighborhoods.
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Researchers bought 830 packs of cigarettes across 92 city neighborhoods.
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How do neighborhoods score in the area around your school?
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How has racial diversity in American neighborhoods changed since 1980?
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She visited neighborhoods while the evictions were ongoing, Chapman said.
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Drive into certain neighborhoods, and you will find them unrecognizable.
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Similar homes in desirable hillside neighborhoods start at about $28771,20332.
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There's something big happening to the social structure of neighborhoods.
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It is a phenomenon that has left whole neighborhoods lifeless.
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Strategically picking the best neighborhoods and properties is also key.
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Violent crime and drug epidemics plagued residents of downtrodden neighborhoods.
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Because of a lack of investment, the neighborhoods lacked greenery.
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But they are generally not in neighborhoods around the stadium.
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But some urban experts say new glass towers reinvigorate neighborhoods.
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But some urban experts say new glass towers reinvigorate neighborhoods.
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People cannot easily get in and out of the neighborhoods.
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This approach will do nothing to make our neighborhoods safer.
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And neighborhoods — especially poorer ones — will have fewer plastic tumbleweeds.
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Families and workers in these neighborhoods deserve to be safe.
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We're actually pretty bullish on our own neighborhoods and cities.
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Spring Gallery Guide New York City neighborhoods change; that's life.
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They want more context about what's happening in their neighborhoods.
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Another 31% of Jewish households lie in the surrounding neighborhoods.
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Most neighborhoods have easy options ... unless your tree is flocked.
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The Rybolovlevs lived in Cologny, one of Geneva's smartest neighborhoods.
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What followed was a decade of spying on Muslim neighborhoods.
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Half of them don't graduate, like in the poor neighborhoods.
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Large swells of sea water crashed into residences, inundating neighborhoods.
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That's what it degenerated into in a lot of neighborhoods.
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They are in our neighborhoods that are suffering the problem.
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Just look at the neglect of schools in poor neighborhoods.
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"Community gardens reflect the neighborhoods and local demographics," she said.
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An additional 23 neighborhoods are considered to be moderately damaged.
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"Creaming of the crop harms schools and neighborhoods," she said.
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They remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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Then I drive into neighborhoods and see Democratic canvassers everywhere.
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Bushwick Collective is a brand; it develops neighborhoods using art.
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They went looking at bad neighborhoods, poverty, gangs, and drugs.
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Then, in 2000, the trend began to reverse and from 2000 to 2010, economic segregation increased in 72 areas as high-poverty and high-affluence neighborhoods began to outnumber mixed-class, middle-income neighborhoods.
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During the American siege and occupation of Baghdad in 2007, soldiers built walls to divide neighborhoods and created a literal wall between Shia and Sunni Muslims, dividing Baghdad into ever-smaller cities and neighborhoods.
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She remixes fantasy and nature with L.A. neighborhoods, particularly the neighborhoods that have heavily influenced her life — downtown, South Central, Compton, and Watts — to create an interplay that brings the prosaic to the stratosphere.
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"After two decades, refugees who had been assigned to the most deprived neighborhoods were 21 percent more likely to develop type 13 diabetes than those in the least deprived neighborhoods," White added by email.
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"It would be naïve for us to presume that gay neighborhoods were somehow protected from the tides of change that affect all other neighborhoods in all other cities," Mr. Ghaziani said in an interview.
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So if assessments in black neighborhoods are a higher percentage of true market values than assessments in white neighborhoods, black homeowners pay an unfairly larger share of public service costs than white homeowners do.
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Its neighborhoods encompass everything from the mega-mansions and gleaming Land Rovers in Piney Point Village to yard sales featuring poofy quinceañera dresses in the majority Latino and African-American middle-class neighborhoods like Cypress.
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Ever since its inception during the Great Depression, the Federal Housing Administration had insured mortgage loans made by private lenders for purchases in white neighborhoods; purchases in or even near black neighborhoods were generally ineligible.
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And there are neighborhoods in my community, even though I'm very proud of our growth — really, there's neighborhoods in my community where it's like the economic growth of the last 250 years never even happened.
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We estimate DCLA's budget must increase by $22016 million annually in order to achieve funding parity across the city's neighborhoods, with the vast majority going to the outer boroughs and under-funded neighborhoods in Manhattan.
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It was a rebuke to the actions of the urban planning czar Robert Moses, whose aggressive (and largely unchecked) decades-long building spree destroyed the character of dozens of neighborhoods — if not the neighborhoods themselves.
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His 2015–17 series Covered Tracks highlights the mashups of landscape and objects in neighborhoods along the 7 train, and his 2017 book Newtown explores the rapid changes of the neighborhoods in the Newtown Township.
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For a century, the city's zoning rules prevented builders from erecting multifamily homes or apartment buildings in many neighborhoods, in no small part to keep racial minorities out of what were almost exclusively white neighborhoods.
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It is appropriate "to have a compact with our existing neighborhoods to shield them from the worst effect of development, to have tall buildings right next to neighborhoods," he said at a recent council meeting.
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However, businesses located in vulnerable neighborhoods do use more energy than enterprises located in more affluent areas because temperatures tend to get and stay higher in poorer neighborhoods, requiring more energy to cool down interiors.
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" The country has emerging queer neighborhoods that act "as cultural archipelagoes.
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Neighborhoods sprang up around archaeological sites with few controls or restrictions.
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You read that we do indiscriminate raids in neighborhoods and sweeps.
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Uber is first offering autonomous pickups in a few Pittsburgh neighborhoods.
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It also reported artillery shelling there and in two other neighborhoods.
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What are we seeing in neighborhoods like Bushwick, Brownsville, and Canarsie?
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In some neighborhoods, locals ignore potentially life-saving precautions, Marcoux added.
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But it also includes neighborhoods that are chronically underserved, he said.
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Those cities' poorest neighborhoods are hit especially hard by gun violence.
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Government officials have resorted to trucking water into the city's neighborhoods.
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The company's aerial imagery partners gathered data from neighborhoods as groups.
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At the same time, neighborhoods were battered by US-led strikes.
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The violence is concentrated in five out of 77 Chicago neighborhoods.
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Syrian insurgents, including Western-backed rebels, seized several neighborhoods in 2012.
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More neighborhoods were expected to fall but rebels were fighting ferociously.
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It doesn't do development work or specialize in rebuilding destroyed neighborhoods.
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A map shows the concentration of Latino residents in Houston neighborhoods.
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Anderson is not opposed to all drilling, just drilling in neighborhoods.
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The rising water raised concerns that additional neighborhoods might be flooded.
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The neighborhoods are largely black or Latino with relatively low incomes.
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Immigration patrols did not swarm into Haitian neighborhoods of Santo Domingo.
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In major cities, Nextdoor divides the platform into various sub-neighborhoods.
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Rivers and creeks overflowed into each other within hours, flooding neighborhoods.
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LTV: There's basically also then more data collection about those neighborhoods.
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There are plenty of potential buyers in neighborhoods across the nation.
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They seek less expensive neighborhoods, where the cycle of displacement continues.
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Those vehicles operate in the city's busiest neighborhoods, according to Cruise.
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Interstate highways create borders between impoverished neighborhoods and more affluent areas.
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The schools disproportionately draw their students from poor communities and neighborhoods.
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In some cases, neighborhoods were demolished to make room for cars.
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Volunteers also handed out flyers in those neighborhoods explaining immigrants' rights.
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Even neighborhoods further away probably can still smell the acrid smoke.
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Dumbo is now one of the most expensive neighborhoods in Brooklyn.
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Our neighborhoods are feeling hurt, and they want to see change.
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And speculators are circling the neighborhoods close to the HQ2 site.
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Presumably, Google will expand it to other neighborhoods and cities soon.
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Neighborhoods coded red were almost exclusively those occupied by racial minorities.
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I have lived in many neighborhoods in Miami, bad and good.
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In neighborhoods like Chicago -- but I'm -- I keep on using Chicago.
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Southern California's Holly Fire is now actively growing near suburban neighborhoods.
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While touring Ventura County neighborhoods ravaged by fire last year, Gov.
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Families are superminds, so are countries, armies, scientific communities, and neighborhoods.
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You don't like event hashtags or gatherings in other neighborhoods even.
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Safe neighborhoods happen when fathers and mothers are in the home.
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Wildfires broke out Monday in Anaheim, forcing evacuations of entire neighborhoods.
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The degree of gentrification in formerly high-crime neighborhoods is unparalleled.
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Do whites from heavily Hispanic neighborhoods show stronger white racial identity?
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I've partied with my boys in the neighborhoods and with celebrities.
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Few neighborhoods in Washington, DC are immune to its hideous scent.
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" Nextdoor: Through Nextdoor, neighborhoods can communicate on a "private social network.
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The Good Place has neighborhoods, each with 322 meticulously selected people.
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These days punk bands on Bandcamp outnumber Starbucks' in upscale neighborhoods.
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Gunfire echoed across several other neighborhoods, only dying down towardsthe evening.
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But officials are concerned about flames creeping down hillsides toward neighborhoods.
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The sheriff's office posted video showing water rescues in flooded neighborhoods.
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That means fewer neighborhoods are now considered affordable — a lot fewer.
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When I had to go to "bad neighborhoods" and housing projects.
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These children live in violent neighborhoods; they go to violent schools.
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Many of the neighborhoods in North Minneapolis have issues with crime.
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It registers the demographics of rundown towns and our wealthiest neighborhoods.
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Schools could get teaching aides; poor neighborhoods could get grocery stores.
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Others become fun runners, gleefully jogging through craft neighborhoods in activewear.
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Floridians will flee the impending hurricane, emptying neighborhoods and clogging freeways.
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It's the difference between cramming people in and creating great neighborhoods.
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Developers worry that potential renters will stay away from those neighborhoods.
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In some neighborhoods they came from all directions, like Space Invaders.
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Amazon's three-phase plan for HQ2 in Arlington involves three neighborhoods.
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In some neighborhoods, all but a few houses were completely destroyed.
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The infiltration of wild turkeys into suburban neighborhoods is not unusual.
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He became a poet of human systems: families, neighborhoods, faculties, cities.
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"I know the neighborhoods where unemployment is the highest," she said.
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The new data reveal another 449 neighborhoods with rates that high.
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Inner-city neighborhoods, mired in poverty, were far from investors' radars.
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Satellite images show how fast it lit up neighborhoods at night.
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Trump argues that immigration has sown chaos across middle-class neighborhoods.
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Here are the top five neighborhoods for studios in the city.
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Other top neighborhoods: Roscoe Village; Belmont Central; Chrysler Village; Vittum Park
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Other top neighborhoods: Northeast Dallas; North Dallas; M Streets; Oak Lawn
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Other top neighborhoods: Patterson Place; Upper Fells Point; Highlandtown; Butcher's Hill
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Other top neighborhoods: Belmont Park; California Heights; Los Altos; Bixby Knolls
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Other top neighborhoods: Oxford Circle; Juniata Park; Queen Village; Southwest Schuylkill
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Other top neighborhoods: Willow Glen; Cambrian Park; Rose Garden; Almaden Valley
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Like millennials, many boomers want amenity-rich apartments in good neighborhoods.
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The approach has already been shown to work in several neighborhoods.
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The latter was significantly less however than other neighborhoods like Midtown.
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She also knocked Cruz for his proposal to monitor Muslim neighborhoods.
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In some neighborhoods, homeowner's association fees can be pretty high. Realtor.
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Which is why all kinds of formerly drab neighborhoods are hot.
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Pisgat Ze'ev and Neve Yakov are suburbs built between Arab neighborhoods.
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The park could serve as a central hub for several neighborhoods.
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Long said the mission is to provide books to underserved neighborhoods.
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New York City has had specifically ethnic neighborhoods since its birth.
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The DLBA isn't the only organization working to revitalize Detroit's neighborhoods.
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Now, I've watched as those same neighborhoods are fast becoming fashionable.
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Qualls, were the bingo parlors in neighborhoods like Mt. Airy. Circulating
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Officials warn that thick smoke blanketing neighborhoods is creating unhealthy conditions.
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It also witnessed Iraqi Humvees racing toward neighborhoods in eastern Mosul.
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These white neighborhoods would require completely separate domes like Piney Point.
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Strout spent months lingering in Somali neighborhoods before she started writing.
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About 80 percent of his clients come from predominantly black neighborhoods.
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Entire neighborhoods have been burned to the ground in Fort McMurray.
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It really encourages people to participate in spying on their neighborhoods.
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It's the hub of the neighborhoods being affected by the eruption.
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The neighborhood, like most neighborhoods, is a reflection of its residents.
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There's been an explosion of permission murals in New York's neighborhoods.
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But it's also what's causing what's happening to all these neighborhoods.
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Hookah bars now seem as common as Dominos in college neighborhoods.
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This works out to adding around 100 new neighborhoods every day.
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I'm gonna show you some neighborhoods and tell you some things.
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So this uprising was a unifying force that brought neighborhoods together?
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In both cases, the neighborhoods are made for cars, not kids.
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It's a gigantic, diverse, and complicated city, divided into disparate neighborhoods.
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The drinking areas have developed like landing strips in certain neighborhoods.
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Philadelphia divisions are very small, and we're a city of neighborhoods.
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There were hundreds of them, hanging around Chicago's traditionally Mexican neighborhoods.
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They're segregated into different neighborhoods, different cities and even different states.
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Milwaukee's lowest-income neighborhoods offer one explanation for the turnout figures.
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We witnessed attempted intimidation by whites at polls in black neighborhoods.
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But not all of Samara's buildings and neighborhoods were as fortunate.
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"We gave huge tax breaks to revitalize neighborhoods," Mr. Peskin said.
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Calculator All neighborhoods are not equal when it comes to noise.
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They canvass neighborhoods, make phone calls, and meet with local politicians.
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Now, like many Detroit neighborhoods, New Center is buzzing with energy.
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It funneled traffic through what were at the time thriving neighborhoods.
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It resonated with a lot of people in working-class neighborhoods.
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We need community resources for those most impacted within these neighborhoods.
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In the aftermath, security forces stormed neighborhoods associated with the opposition.
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These decisions are unlikely to favor poor neighborhoods or poor nations.
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They tend to live in neighborhoods where those bars are located.
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Lesbians have been gentrified out of a lot of those neighborhoods.
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Maybe families just don't know where the high-opportunity neighborhoods are.
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Canadian basketball: Raptor fever has taken over Toronto, especially immigrant neighborhoods.
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One reason is the sheer volume of arrests in these neighborhoods.
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Residents of many wealthier neighborhoods in Paris left as a precaution.
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Given her professional success, she lived in the city's nicest neighborhoods.
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Some neighborhoods in Queens and the Bronx showed similar robust outings.
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"As a police department, we patrol many neighborhoods," he told me.
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And low-income neighborhoods and communities of color are disproportionately impacted.
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The Stanford project only made predictions about neighborhoods, not about individuals.
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"In other Turkish neighborhoods, the women are practically naked," she added.
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"The destruction mostly happened in the most disenfranchised neighborhoods," he says.
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"In neighborhoods like Brooklyn, people leave, but churches don't," he said.
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And the best schools are almost invariably located in costlier neighborhoods.
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Most neighborhoods in Charleston, South Carolina, could be underwater by 2100.
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Back then, the neighborhoods looked like they do in the county.
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Developed from orchards and farmland, the area mostly lacks distinct neighborhoods.
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Here's how navigation apps are turning quiet neighborhoods into traffic nightmares.
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"The District has magnificent neighborhoods and magnificent urbanity," Professor Florida said.
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They influence what happens in our homes, our neighborhoods, our cities.
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But even prime Brooklyn neighborhoods are not out of the question.
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There are affordable versions being propped up in blue-collar neighborhoods.
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In other communities, what separates neighborhoods is probably tied to incarceration.
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But progress is largely limited to a small cluster of neighborhoods.
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Residents have objected to having new jails built in their neighborhoods.
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Perhaps concentrating first on neighborhoods outside Manhattan that are transit deserts?
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Rather, individuals emerge out of families, communities, faiths, neighborhoods and nations.
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What do you hope to achieve by canvassing neighborhoods this summer?
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Only the neighborhoods in lower areas were in danger of flooding.
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This will sow fear in immigrant communities and militarize metropolitan neighborhoods.
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Threats were made to burn down the school and black neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods in the Bronx and Staten Island also made the list.
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" He later added, "We put all the cops in minority neighborhoods.
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He was a black man who represented low-income Baltimore neighborhoods.
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The change is not limited to the neighborhoods closest to Manhattan.
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Climbing Prices Neighborhoods with highest median sales price increases, by percentage.
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Some neighborhoods suffered more than others when it came to gunplay.
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And both the routes and the neighborhoods will come to life.
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Even greater disparities were found in other neighborhoods around the city.
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The Tenderloin and SoMa neighborhoods currently have around 3,700 homeless residents.
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She was among three workers canvassing neighborhoods in Pembroke on Sunday.
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Because when we activate them into their neighborhoods, it just grows.
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Those who are better off park recreational vehicles in industrial neighborhoods.
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There's no center anywhere, only a series of loosely linked neighborhoods.
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The coalition has identified six more neighborhoods to help in 2018.
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It isn't only white, or wealthy, neighborhoods that are rejecting shelters.
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We are a nameless and faceless town defined only by neighborhoods.
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Strangers joined them in walking the neighborhoods in search of Katie.
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This can lead to people being priced out of their neighborhoods.
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Still, some people are worried that their neighborhoods are being stigmatized.
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In some neighborhoods, they are a menacing symbol of police surveillance.
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He said that many Manhattan neighborhoods seem to blend together now.
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State police said some neighborhoods were evacuated because of gas odors.
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Neighborhoods often align with school districts, like Greenacres and Quaker Ridge.
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Instead, it will target specific neighborhoods that are experiencing high demand.
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The mud and debris left roadways and neighborhoods in Montecito unrecognizable.
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Rebels have also indiscriminately shelled government-held neighborhoods in western Aleppo.
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The three targeted neighborhoods are in Manhattan, the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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Sunday, quickly engulfing the boat close to shore near residential neighborhoods.
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Officials said police were responding to looting incidents in evacuated neighborhoods.
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Doing so will free up desperately needed space in our neighborhoods.
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About their neighborhoods, and so it's all kind of neighborhood based.
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Volunteers with search dogs are scouring neighborhoods flattened by the hurricane.
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WITS, which is based in Harlem, prioritizes working in underprivileged neighborhoods.
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You are talking about millennials, you're talking about neighborhoods like this.
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The storm surge overwhelmed the city's levees and flooded many neighborhoods.
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In a short while whole neighborhoods suddenly turned into ghost towns.
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What New York neighborhoods have impressed you with their food offerings?
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This can have serious consequences for business owners in those neighborhoods.
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Some neighborhoods here are more than three miles from a station.
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Maintaining a healthy lifestyle is easier in some neighborhoods than others.
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In some neighborhoods it can feel like every street has vacancies.
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Upscale white neighborhoods form covenants barring black families from home ownership.
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Security involved negotiating with "area boys," street toughs who control neighborhoods.
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Rentals can seem attractively discounted relative to those in comparable neighborhoods.
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Many of the polls closed in neighborhoods with large minority populations.
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They see cranes downtown and too much disinvestment in their neighborhoods.
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They are happening in some of the neighborhoods in our study.
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It would pass through popular neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights.
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They then compared the number of marijuana arrests in those neighborhoods.
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Citywide, 46 percent of Milwaukee's blacks live in high-poverty neighborhoods.
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These neighborhoods are largely controlled by colectivos, or pro-government militias.
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Poorer neighborhoods are reachable only by motorbike, along narrow muddy paths.
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These are the San Fran neighborhoods we haven't given up on.
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Again, the dead were chiefly black kids living in deprived neighborhoods.
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Rebel groups and Islamic factions are also shelling regime-held neighborhoods.
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And this in a city filled with ruined buildings and neighborhoods.
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Still, few neighborhoods in the city or country were so creative.
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For example, if a city's affordable housing is all located in black neighborhoods with failing schools, limited transportation, and poor health care, that city must make an effort to fix the problems in those neighborhoods and build new affordable housing in other neighborhoods, in addition to ensuring there's no racial discrimination when any of the individual apartments are rented out.
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The military called for "all armed men in the eastern neighborhoods of Aleppo city to leave these neighborhoods and leave the civilian residents to live their lives normally," the statement published on state-run media said.
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It's comprised of three elements: small maps of New York City neighborhoods (each a couple of blocks wide), 360-degree photos of the same locations, and sample dialogues of humans guiding one another around these neighborhoods.
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"It's kind of shameful that we have a class system that puts vehicle drivers' high-speed [trips] through neighborhoods above the safety of the people who live, learn, shop, and play in those neighborhoods," he said.
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But officials found that a disproportionate number of those tested were from higher-income neighborhoods, compared with a smaller figure for lower-income neighborhoods with large populations of immigrants from Zika-associated places, Dr. Varma said.
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The low-income, predominantly black neighborhoods Sunnyside and South Park will not receive these half-domes, city councilmen said at late July city council meeting, whereas two affluent, majority-white neighborhoods, Piney Point and Uptown, will.
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The Barcelona government lists six aims for superblocks: The idea is that these superblocks would become distinct communities, neighborhoods within neighborhoods, with shared governance and common resources — the urban equivalent of a microgrid, if you will.
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That Baltimore's inner-city neighborhoods manage to maintain this sense of closeness and community, despite their right to peaceful assembly being challenged and their right to safe neighborhoods remaining woefully underprotected, is something of a miracle.
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"Many neighborhoods, predominantly black, were wiped out and turned into surface parking and highways," Norton says, noting Black Bottom and Paradise Valley in Detroit, historical neighborhoods that were torn down to make way for I-375.
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It considered students low income if they live in poor parts of the city, in neighborhoods with above-average levels of violence, or in neighborhoods where adults have low levels of education and have low incomes.
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Redlining, if you remember, was the term where banks took whole neighborhoods and said, 'People in these neighborhoods are poor, they're not going to pay off their mortgages, tell your salesmen don't go into those areas.
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The loss of gifted programs in black and Hispanic neighborhoods has prompted some families to enroll their children in high-performing schools outside of their neighborhoods — decisions that in some places have exacerbated socio-economic segregation.
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For example, people in very high opportunity neighborhoods have a life expectancy of 250 years, while those who live in low-opportunity neighborhoods are expected to live to 733, a seven-year difference, the report said.
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It suggests that adding new low-income housing in certain neighborhoods can be a win-win policy that not only helps families get a place to live but also improves the circumstances of nearby troubled neighborhoods.
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In 2017, Inside Airbnb concluded that Airbnb hosts in New York City's black neighborhoods were five times more likely to be white, and that therefore Airbnb rentals in those neighborhoods were contributing to gentrification along racial lines.
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" "Why is it that a 113-year-old would have nearly an exact replica of a police firearm on him in our neighborhoods -- an eighth-grader involved in very, very dangerous conduct in one of our neighborhoods?
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People living in low-income neighborhoods not only have fewer places available to get fresh, healthy food, but fast food and soda companies deliberately advertise more in these neighborhoods, banking on the lack of healthier food options.
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For example, all else equal, we calculated that in neighborhoods where levels of fine particulate air pollution (known as PM10) are 10 micrograms per cubic meter higher than other neighborhoods, real estate prices are 4 percent lower.
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" Department of Housing and Urban Development CHOICE NEIGHBORHOODS "The Budget proposes to eliminate funding for the Choice Neighborhoods program, recognizing a greater role for State and local governments and the private sector to address community revitalization needs.
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In practice, however, data from police departments around the country shows that officers using the zero-tolerance strategy focused their arrests on African-American men in poor neighborhoods, while ignoring the same offenses in wealthier white neighborhoods.
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Other researchers argue that a program based on neighborhoods redlined in the 1930s would be too narrow; most African-Americans who buy homes aren't purchasing in such neighborhoods today (and in some cities, middle-income whites are).
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The interactive tools on the site only look at the data on the 47,000 neighborhoods in the largest 333 metro areas based on census data; information on all 72,000 neighborhoods in the US can be downloaded here.
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Analyzing census tract data for metropolitan areas of the United States from 1970 to 2000, he found more white flight out of neighborhoods with a high initial share of whites than out of more racially mixed neighborhoods.
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Rather than introduce public housing residents to the numerous other neighborhoods on the North and West Sides of the city, most people from the projects were settled in stable black neighborhoods and suburbs on the South Side.
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Downtown Houston neighborhoods have also qualified as OZs in Harris County, Texas.
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Too many shows set in Los Angeles stick to the trendiest neighborhoods.
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On its website, AMCC acknowledges many of its neighborhoods suffered widespread damage.
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These historically black neighborhoods, with brownstone-lined blocks, were undergoing rapid gentrification.
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Whether or not Airbnb is the cause, locals say neighborhoods are changing.
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Go out and commit crime in their neighborhoods, because they deserve it.
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Iraqi forces passed through three neighborhoods quickly, making the going look easy.
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ISIS is using random mortar fire to terrorize civilians in liberated neighborhoods.
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If they are leaving, there are a lot of comparable neighborhoods nearby.
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One major concern for many voters is the vast inequities between neighborhoods.
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The duo ran through nearby neighborhoods before spotting Barna near her vehicle.
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Crews are watching for small fires inside neighborhoods as unpredictable winds persist.
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To find the right block, start by shopping in the right neighborhoods.
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But perhaps more deadly was soil liquefaction which obliterated several Palu neighborhoods.
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It's actually one of nine predominantly Chinese neighborhoods in New York City.
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"They don&apost buy just buildings but entire neighborhoods," he claimed Tuesday.
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After other natural disasters, these "matched" neighborhoods had the same giving behavior.
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As of right now, it's only available in certain neighborhoods and cities.
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Neighborhoods and homes are flooded near Nebraska's Elkhorn River on March 16.
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"This is not us versus them, or neighborhoods versus downtown," she said.
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Damage was limited in other big neighborhoods such as Timberlea and Thickwood.
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Opening up more subway service does change the travel patterns in neighborhoods.
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"There are pockets with no investments in certain neighborhoods," Ms. Ford said.
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The rain flooded bayous, rivers, and neighborhoods, many of which remain underwater.
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Flooding spread throughout many Miami neighborhoods, including Brickell (R), on Sept. 10.
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How the crisis developed, and which neighborhoods had the highest lead levels.
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Troops are advancing on other neighborhoods as ISIS militants abandon their positions.
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What was largely an agricultural area was overrun by Silicon Valley neighborhoods.
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These self-built neighborhoods are prone to collapse when natural disasters hit.
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The drop was more pronounced in predominantly immigrant neighborhoods in New York.
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The pilot restricted moped movement to the Bushwick, Williamsburg or Greenpoint neighborhoods.
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But, in neighborhoods away from downtown, so does the lack of investment.
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Police do not patrol neighborhoods or "card people" to confirm their ages.
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Four new fire stations will also be there to support the neighborhoods.
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Dogs roam burned-out neighborhoods as the Camp fire tears through Paradise.
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Neighborhoods are pockmarked with abandoned homes, front doors missing and windows smashed.
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"All of this stuff trickles down into the neighborhoods," Estrada told Hyperallergic.
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People were coming from the same neighborhoods in Chicago, mostly South Side.
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I was in Iraq and went through the neighborhoods that ISIS destroyed.
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By mid-afternoon people from three neighborhoods were told to leave immediately.
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About 2,000 people have fled their homes as lava encroached on neighborhoods.
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Entire neighborhoods have been destroyed in the Santa Rosa and Glen Ellen.
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Emergency officials say entire neighborhoods have been wiped out by the wildfire.
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When seasonal floods hit in 2005, half its 82 neighborhoods were affected.
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Those communities can be small towns or neighborhoods, or even broad cities.
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Amazon declined to comment on how many neighborhoods in total are affected.
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French is considering cribs in the SoHo, Tribeca and West Village neighborhoods.
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We tell them to keep those neighborhoods in check at any cost.
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In some neighborhoods, street gangs could offer more protection than the police.
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To a person, all of them know what could fix their neighborhoods.
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But also black neighborhoods that don't necessarily take what's given to them.
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I was deliberately going on dates in neighborhoods where nobody knew me.
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Still more people have been displaced from their homes and neighborhoods entirely.
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In some San Francisco neighborhoods, hold your nose, and watch your step.
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In consequence, few stores choose to locate in poor inner-city neighborhoods.
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Ms. Nixon declared her candidacy in Brownsville, one of Brooklyn's poorest neighborhoods.
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Notably, nobody would be forced to live in apartments or dense neighborhoods.
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There are entire neighborhoods of immigrants from every part of the world.
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"Around 90 percent of the southern neighborhoods are liberated," the official added.
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Think of food deserts, the low-resource neighborhoods bereft of fresh produce.
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That includes cleaning up neighborhoods and revamping abandoned buildings and vacant lots.
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It would pass through popular Brooklyn neighborhoods like Williamsburg and Brooklyn Heights.
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Options including high schools, colleges, airports, states, cities, neighborhoods, and ZIP codes.
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The storms have ripped off roofs, leveled neighborhoods and prompted mass evacuations.
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I loved using my imagination to create plot lines for entire neighborhoods.
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Similar buffers should be used when building new residential neighborhoods and schools.
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But authorities are not taking any chances and have alerted residential neighborhoods.
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The police got me banned from one of the neighborhoods I'm from.
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Our neighborhoods are filled with large supermarkets staffed with mostly pimpled teenagers.
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Now most poor neighborhoods are controlled by one gang or the other.
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"They are settling for homes in less than ideal neighborhoods," Fairweather says.
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It has been a war on our own people and our neighborhoods.
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The neighborhoods that burned forty years ago are filled with hot properties.
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But in some immigrant neighborhoods, the majority of the sellers are women.
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Those include drawing a school's attendance zone around black and white neighborhoods.
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The city does in fact work — just not for disinvested black neighborhoods.
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Ted Cruz called for police to increase their patrols of Muslim neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods that had seen little investment in years were bracing for gentrification.
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Naturalized citizens also grow their new neighborhoods and communities through civic participation.
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Reggae emerged in the 1960s in the poor neighborhoods of Kingston, Jamaica.
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He walks around his old neighborhoods in Harlem and the South Bronx.
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"Low-access neighborhoods were most affected when a pharmacy closes," Qato said.
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So do good neighborhoods negate some of this inequality in social mobility?
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"So he drives into these neighborhoods, sees someone standing outside," Roderick said.
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It turns out rats, like New Yorkers, are partial to their neighborhoods.
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The commissioner criticized Cruz's call to increase police patrols in Muslim neighborhoods.
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He wants more financial aid to public schools in low-income neighborhoods.
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I understand Kaepernick's desire to want to help kids in poor neighborhoods.
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Other top neighborhoods: Meridian Hills; Santa Rita Ranch; Mountain Ranch; Community Fiesta
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Other top neighborhoods: West Las Vegas; Sheep Mountain; Desert Shores; Twin Lakes
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Other top neighborhoods: North Hills; Las Palmas; East Side; Silver Springs Village
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Other top neighborhoods: Sea Cliff; Golden Gate Heights; Laurel Heights; West Portal
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Time Out recently ranked 50 of the coolest neighborhoods in the world.
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The cost of living in many Brooklyn neighborhoods just keeps going up.
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There are also other neighborhoods steadily creeping towards that million-dollar mark.
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Trivial wars in neighborhoods become a kind of microcosm, with explanatory value.
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Several facets of society, including education, neighborhoods and the workplace, remain segregated.
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This means cleaning up drugs and making our neighborhoods and communities safer.
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"Now the big challenge economically and fiscally is the neighborhoods," Scorsone said.
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The confrontations have also spilled out into other neighborhoods, the advisory warns.
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The L line is the only convenient subway route in certain neighborhoods.
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Oregon's Irvington is one of the largest historic neighborhoods in the country.
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Mr. Lee even has a back story for the shift in neighborhoods.
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Entire neighborhoods were practically abandoned, and arsonists had torched hundreds of houses.
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They run the restaurants, grocery stores and bookstores that help define neighborhoods.
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We have influence in our homes, our communities, our schools, our neighborhoods.
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It's worth going to neighborhoods just a bit off the usual path.
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Sometimes, my mom would take me on drives through fancy white neighborhoods.
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They exist in regular neighborhoods and are open to the entire public.
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Children living in high-risk neighborhoods are tested again at age four.
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They work together to make their neighborhoods and their local communities better.
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"It's those neighborhoods that are the focus of our work," he said.
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Amazon, however, declined to comment on just how many neighborhoods were affected.
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The new officers needed to recognize that neighborhoods were not war zones.
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They were content to find affordable neighborhoods, improve them and live modestly.
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There are ways to reach young people who live in such neighborhoods.
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The study focused on disadvantaged high school students from high-violence neighborhoods.
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The information could help the CFPB determine lending patterns in different neighborhoods.
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I was raised in multicultural neighborhoods in New Jersey and New York.
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What we have to do is end overpolicing in African-American neighborhoods.
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Watch: PKK Youth: Fighting for Kurdish Neighborhoods That's the reason I'm here.
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Many return to the same high-crime neighborhoods where they were shot.
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Xu's straightforward photographs of their workshops, homes, and neighborhoods complement these accounts.
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Adaptability and agility are essential to success in L.A.'s many neighborhoods.
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There are fewer supermarkets in poor neighborhoods, and more fast-food chains.
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It is, statistically, one of the most dangerous neighborhoods in the country.
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"Bring this message to your college comrades, to your neighborhoods," Salech pleaded.
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People were taking shitty neighborhoods and painting them over for the weekend.
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Every Halloween, carved jack-o'-lanterns illuminate neighborhoods with their spooky smiles.
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Officials in Diadema enlisted residents to help formalize and design their neighborhoods.
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In reality, the central neighborhoods of many major American cities are thriving.
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The Tubbs blaze destroyed entire neighborhoods such as Coffey Park and Fountaingrove.
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Clinton indirectly referenced the GOP front-runner's proposal to monitor Muslim neighborhoods.
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I've lived a middle-class life and grown up in good neighborhoods.
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Ms. Breed has made unannounced inspections of neighborhoods, sometimes carrying a broom.
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The habitable remainder contains neighborhoods with different aqueous bodies and wealth indexes.
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Multicolored maps showed the glacial rise amid emerging street grids and neighborhoods.
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Like other hip neighborhoods turned hipster, Shoreditch has become synonymous with gentrification.
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Aramex recently did a test in two well-addressed neighborhoods in Dubai.
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The Upshot: Precinct Data Shows Rich, White Neighborhoods Flipping Democratic in 2016.
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American neighborhoods are desegregating slightly, but the situation is worse for children.
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The cure for that is bringing jobs and resources to impoverished neighborhoods.
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Tens of thousands of Californians are homeless, neighborhoods resemble dystopian tent cities.
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Mr. Brown showed them a cross-section of apartments in various neighborhoods.
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The Florida National Guard was moving through neighborhoods with food and water.
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Somerville is fairly large with as many different neighborhoods as Boston proper.
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If you prefer a hotel, choose boutique properties in non-touristy neighborhoods.
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They talked about the neighborhoods they've been to and ones they haven't.
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Businesses use federal information to determine whether to open in underserved neighborhoods.
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Some are suburban neighborhoods where both Trump and former President Obama won.
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More often than not, hardcore or punk shows weren't in good neighborhoods.
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The alert advised United States citizens to avoid the neighborhoods as well.
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These include low-income households as well as rural and poor neighborhoods.
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"We have to address the bar scene in these neighborhoods," he said.
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"You see [what has happened] in Seattle," Bao said about neighborhoods changing.
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Right now, that's not the case in a lot of our neighborhoods.
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S.B. 43, he told me, would threaten the character of existing neighborhoods.
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Hough and Central, however, remain two of the poorest neighborhoods in Ohio.
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Children suffer because we have starved their schools and neighborhoods of resources.
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You're not escaping neighborhoods turned to rubble or death by firing squad.
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In those neighborhoods, Ocasio-Cortez clobbered Crowley by 70 percent or more.
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Other neighborhoods, Ms. Baer said, have expressed interest in starting similar operations.
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In the void, many urban black neighborhoods are left with few alternatives.
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This is the tragedy of artwashing: it channels philanthropy into destroying neighborhoods.
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The new freeways also isolated many other neighborhoods, ushering in their demise.
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These hideous structures bisected neighborhoods into what look like open-air prisons.
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Distinguished civic buildings in underserved neighborhoods constituted their own brand of equity.
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She is also a founder of Nextdoor, a social network for neighborhoods.
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They beat nearly 160 other blocks from 30 neighborhoods across the borough.
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They focus on protests that cause economic disruption, often targeting white neighborhoods.
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In other neighborhoods, people are using low-tech solutions to band together.
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The longer children lived in better neighborhoods, the greater their eventual gains.
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Fire engulfed the hills around his community and ripped through several neighborhoods.
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Neighborhoods that would normally have been buzzing with activity were eerily quiet.
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In many neighborhoods with key House races, daily life is pretty good.
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The neighborhoods concerned were from the municipalities of Artenara, Tejeda and Gáldar.
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Prosecutors said Holtzclaw targeted victims in one of Oklahoma City's poorest neighborhoods.
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Since when are American cities and neighborhoods supposed to be war zones?
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Many neighborhoods were deprived of medical care, food supplies and social assistance.
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The fire destroyed three homes and forced mandatory evacuations in several neighborhoods.
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Some neighborhoods in New York City have names that need no explanation.
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He records the names of streets and neighborhoods, of restaurants and pubs.
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The No. 2 most commonly spoken language in most neighborhoods is Spanish.
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That can destroy residential neighborhoods and decimate the supply of affordable housing.
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Neighborhoods, workplaces, households and even online dating lives have become politically homogeneous.
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Deaths were expected to mount as swollen rivers rushed through flooded neighborhoods.
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Floors are organized into "neighborhoods," with open staircases and unifying decorative schemes.
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Neighborhoods on the periphery now bustle with newly opened stores and cafes.
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We know black neighborhoods in six key states can get us there.
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In order to make things easier for current or aspiring freelancers, Neighborhoods.
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The nearest neighborhoods, Westbranch and Carverdale, were damaged most severely, Acevedo said.
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But when comparing properties in different neighborhoods, the plaintiffs found glaring differences.
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"Today, another fire is ravaging our city, our neighborhoods," the cardinal said.
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Neighborhoods felt like small towns, she said, and children had more independence.
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In some neighborhoods, she told The Oakland Press, the lead levels tripled.
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Grandparents could safely walk in their neighborhoods without fear of being assaulted.
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There are bad cops, and there are predatory men victimizing black neighborhoods.
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She fought for more sidewalks, crosswalks and streetlamps in east side neighborhoods.
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An astounding 55,000 community health workers have been elected by their neighborhoods.
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A lot of them are people of color and from marginalized neighborhoods.
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The money helps subsidize pro bono edible landscapes in low-income neighborhoods.
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Many once-great towns and neighborhoods in America have lost their luster.
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This week, the Wuhan authorities ordered neighborhoods to establish "contactless delivery" points.
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Entire neighborhoods seem to be sinking under piles of their own waste.
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These sites also help restaurants that want to expand to new neighborhoods.
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The homeless go hungry and plenty of neighborhoods are considered food deserts.
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"It happens so often in our neighborhoods," she said of gun violence.
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Who will talk to these children in the rich neighborhoods about discrimination?
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The route would link Jewish holy sites and bypass Palestinian neighborhoods altogether.
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I take them out of their neighborhoods to see more of life.
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And the neighborhoods of northwest Brooklyn have overtaken Mill Basin in status.
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They referred to black neighborhoods as full of drug addicts and criminals.
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Single-family zoning creates nice neighborhoods for those who can afford them.
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In some cities, police have concentrated these tools in neighborhoods of color.
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There were neighborhoods that were badly hit by urban renewal as well.
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The state raided Uighur neighborhoods in Urumqi, detaining men and disappearing them.
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The audit program is run by the nonprofit Center for NYC Neighborhoods.
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Redlining is long over, but its legacy is inscribed on the neighborhoods.
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Andover officials asked residents and businesses in gas-serviced neighborhoods to evacuate.
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More people grow up with inadequate schools, disrupted families and fragmented neighborhoods.
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But in some of America's priciest neighborhoods, $21,2974 would be a bargain.
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SO WE ARE GETTING IN NEW NEIGHBORHOODS WHERE WE HAVE NOT BEFORE.
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The answer is to put money directly into the families and neighborhoods.
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Families that use housing choice vouchers are often concentrated in poor neighborhoods.
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Have I done research on how much homes cost in certain neighborhoods?
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"It's still the city of neighborhoods and still the city of segregation."
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I still lived in certain neighborhoods: Flatbush, Brooklyn, and Freeport, Long Island.
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Some buildings in those neighborhoods had been designated as potential quarantine sites.
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But other officials say that in some neighborhoods, insurgents walk around freely.
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There is even an occasional log cabin, particularly in the lake neighborhoods.
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Many people and businesses moved to other neighborhoods to avoid the shutdown.
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The biggest divides remain within metropolitan areas — across neighborhoods and local jurisdictions.
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Dynamic, independent-minded neighborhoods are few and far between in Las Vegas.
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Stymied, she goes to neighborhoods where he was reputed to have struck.
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Tens of thousands of abandoned homes littered neighborhoods both rich and poor.
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And that would benefit some of the neighborhoods farther out in Brooklyn.
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And predictive systems can reinforce biased over-policing of neighborhoods of color.
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Locol's stated mission is to bring wholesome, affordable food to underserved neighborhoods.
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The impact of rampant rent inflation is evident in most Manhattan neighborhoods.
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Black families were in very difficult neighborhoods during the civil rights movement.
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Entire neighborhoods in the city of Santa Rosa were reduced to ashes.
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The homes that were destroyed were primarily in black and Latinx neighborhoods.
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It's hard to keep track of neighborhoods when you're in San Francisco.
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They'd like to have more cops on the beat in their neighborhoods.
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These efforts require resident by resident evaluation through Miami neighborhoods under watch.
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