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community Malala has a really bad community they have so many people living in one place that they don’t think about their safety they mostly care about what the people are doing so there could be gangs or frug dealers selling to kids and I'm guessing that they would not mind of what they do. They have a really huge population so the mayor of Pakistan has to work really hard to try to get the city the things that he thinks they need. sometimes the people may go up to the major and request that he gets the community something that they think is necessary. Also the things that stood out to me from I Malala is how the Taliban just took over Pakistan like it was nothing. it's like they take over countries all the time so they already have it

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