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    out of cities and established new communities, creating a distinct suburban culture; however, the movement did not continue forever. Indeed, in recent years the trend has reversed itself - people, particularly from younger generations, are flooding into some of the United States' largest cities. Many of those immigrating to the cities are Millennials, many of whom are not satisfied living in the smaller communities of their childhoods. While such growth is, of course, beneficial to cities, it…

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    Our country, the Philippines. Occupant are keep on rising much faster compared to our frugality. Our country indeed has been as sluggish as lackadaisical when it approaches to the aspect of improvement. It grosses a lot of years, even periods for us to be able to take an advance movement towards one step of modernization. Other nations like Singapore, which has been populate by other more influential country had been able to adapt yet get up and make themselves more prolific. But all through the…

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    “The Grey” versus Hotlanta Lima, a historical and traditional city; and Atlanta, a well-developed and fast pace environment city; both have unique characteristics. But, out of the two cities, which one should a person should choose to live in? The answer would depend on a personal experience throughout each city which can be as exciting and nerve-racking. These two cities can be similar since they both are considered as the main cities. However, each one of them brings different perspectives…

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    democracy returns the new form of government, building a new city. Today our engineers have come together who have developed a new city concept that fits all of your benefits and needs. Considerable infrastructures, wind energy and solar energy are the base of our city. We want to maintain a pollution free environment with these infrastructures. Although, pollution is not our only focus. Education is another main focus. We believe that a successful city begins with well educated citizens. Waste…

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    Solution to overpopulation in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: Resettling migrants in suburban areas Imagine yourself together with three other people suffocating in one meter of land . That will be the first step for you to imagine how stifling it would be for the people who are living in Ho Chi Minh City,Vietnam. From a promising land that has high potential for full development, this metropolis has become overpopulated due to the “high level of unregistered rural migration” as well as “ the spread…

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    especially recent graduates. As many Americans who travel to big cities for a new life, some wouldn't be able to find a new job until 6 months or a year after moving to that city. Unemployment doesn't only affect the homeless but it effect everyday people too. New jobs aren't guaranteed any more because of the economic problems today. This even affect college students also; the amount of college graduates leaving their institutions into the big world a good of them may not be employed. Today, an…

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    Homelessness affecting the United States Surrounding the United States, there are many homeless people. You may find them around your city, on the street, at your school, or even at your job. Being homeless does not specifically mean living on the streets. There are people in this world who are living paycheck to paycheck, barely making a living. However, those people tend to hide the fact that they are struggling. There are many families in this world that barely make it through. Families of…

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    Triumph of the City: Book Report The future is not Orange County. The future is not West Bloomfield, Michigan. The future is not Rye, New York. The future is Detroit. As preposterous as that statement might seem, it is one Edward Glaeser and I, both believe to be true. While suburbs are always going to be a part of the American and international lifestyle, in my opinion, they will never be the focal part of our future. Cities, on the other hand, have always been a fixture and will always be a…

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    Winston lives in what used to be London, England and it is nothing even close to what it used to be. It went from a great and beautiful city to a dirty bomb site filled with dust and huge piles of rubble. The community is now filled with rotting houses where the sides are shored up with wood, the windows are covered with cardboard, and the roofs are covered in iron. All the houses had these crazy garden walls that saged in all directions. Passed all the bomb sites, rotting houses, and rubble…

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    Challenges are created everyday. The California Gold Rush occurred in 1848-1855. People from California and all over the world, went to California for gold. During the Gold Rush, California grew in cities and towns because of the increasing population. Because of the long journey, process of mining, and high crime rate were common, many individuals faced challenges during the California Gold Rush. Getting to California for the Gold Rush was a long journey. First, Gold Rush families had to…

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