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The planners want to revitalize the downtown and limit urban sprawl.urban = city
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She is interested in controlling urban development to reduce projected traffic congestion.
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She studied urban planning.
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He's a trailblazing professor of education at the University of Illinois who often works at solving the dilemmas of educating the urban poor. (source)
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With every step on those cracked sidewalks, I passed a new signifier of urban decay.† (source)
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Urban development had never been so easy.† (source)
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Everything needed for daily life, including food, came from urban trash.† (source)urban = city
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The companions drove out of the Roman Gate, beneath the enormous blank superstructure which crowns the fine clear arch of that portal and makes it nakedly impressive, and wound between high-walled lanes into which the wealth of blossoming orchards over-drooped and flung a fragrance, until they reached the small superurban piazza, of crooked shape, where the long brown wall of the villa occupied in part by Mr. Osmond formed a principal, or at least a very imposing, object.† (source)superurban = a super city
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Urban environments are way more energy efficient than rural ones.† (source)Urban = city
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The companions drove out of the Roman Gate, beneath the enormous blank superstructure which crowns the fine clear arch of that portal and makes it nakedly impressive, and wound between high-walled lanes into which the wealth of blossoming orchards over-drooped and flung a fragrance, until they reached the small superurban piazza, of crooked shape, where the long brown wall of the villa occupied in part by Mr. Osmond formed a principal, or at least a very imposing, object.† (source)superurban = a super city
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On one side of the fro-yo place, there's Indie Urban Style and on the other side, Dapper Dog, where you can buy outfits for your dog.† (source)Urban = city
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Every subject was given its own binder: dogs, cats, horses, farm animals, woodland animals, flowers, fruits and vegetables, rural landscapes, urban landscapes, men's faces, women's faces, men's bodies, women's bodies, and hands-feet-bottoms-and-other-miscellaneous body parts.† (source)
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Since the launch of the First Five-Year Plan in 1928, tens of thousands of their comrades in the urban centers had been working tirelessly to build power stations, steel mills, and manufacturing plants for heavy machinery.† (source)
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' In other words, bad neighborhoods no longer plague only urban ghettos; the bad neighborhoods have spread to the suburbs.† (source)
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End of urban sprawl and pleeb city limits, beginning of Compound turfdom.† (source)
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Do you know what that canister could do to an urban area?† (source)
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