"For every one of those blue-collar Democrats he picks up, he will lose to Hillary two socially moderate Republicans and independents in suburban Cleveland, suburban Columbus, suburban Cincinnati, suburban Philadelphia, suburban Pittsburgh, places like that," he said.
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There are four in suburban Philadelphia, and two in suburban Miami.
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If you work in New York City, it's relatively easy to move from suburban New Jersey to suburban New York state or suburban Connecticut.
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I would look at this as more suburban versus not as suburban.
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And if you look at the Suburban, the Suburban is just riddled with bullets.
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Macklemore has been called suburban dad-rap, and Seattle is nothing if not filled with suburban dads.
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Mike Coffman's suburban Denver seat, Barbara Comstock's seat in Northern Virginia, the suburban Minneapolis districts of Reps.
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Suburban men fell ill from the stress of commuting; suburban women, trapped at home, had it even worse.
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Suburban independents and suburban Democrats were both reportedly more likely than their urban counterparts to support decriminalizing sex work.
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"Southern Suburban Passenger Company was established to implement a suburban transportation project in Crimea," Grand Service Express told Reuters.
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She said she will instead focus on suburban issues as part of a GOP effort to win back suburban voters.
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A group in Phoenix featured only suburban women, while separate groups in Orlando were limited to seniors and suburban men.
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Only suburban dwellers had the means or the space, and only white families were suburban families at this time, as redlining practices in housing ensured no black person was able to purchase one of these suburban homes.
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But in 2018, suburban voters broke for Democrats — with the South, once again, the sole exception: One of these things is not like the other...in particular, suburban voters in the South are not like suburban voters elsewhere.
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Likewise, Democrats, who just saw suburban voters elect Conor Lamb in Pittsburgh, will be watching how suburban voters break next week.
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As in many other places, suburban white women could be crucial, and "Gwen being a suburban white woman certainly helps," Schale said.
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In suburban areas, men leaned slightly toward Republicans, 21625-2900 percent while suburban women backed Democrats overwhelmingly, 220006 percent to 2202 percent.
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But Texas has a lot of college-educated, affluent, suburban voters, who historically don't like Trump that much — especially suburban white women.
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But the state has a lot of college-educated, affluent, suburban voters, who historically don't like Trump that much — especially suburban white women.
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This pattern was repeated last night everywhere from suburban Seattle to suburban St. Louis, powering Biden's impressive string of victories in the process.
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Clinton hoped might break from him chose him in the end — Republican suburban women overwhelmingly, and independent suburban women, 55 percent to Mrs.
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Toss-up districts are about twice as likely to be sparsely suburban or an urban-suburban mix than the rest of the country.
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"I live in West Cobb County Georgia so when you're talking about suburban women, suburban moms — I am that target demographic," she told Hill.
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In 2016, Hillary Clinton won decisively in suburban neighborhoods near cities, but Donald J. Trump countered with a big advantage in more outlying suburban places.
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The company's operating profile is strong with operations focused in urban and large suburban markets, which have better organic growth prospects than rural and suburban markets.
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The unpopularity among suburban voters of assault weapons points toward opportunities for turning up the heat on the 50 House Republicans who still represent suburban districts.
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Real estate agent Lynn Fairfield of Re/Max Suburban held an open house Sunday in suburban Chicago, and rates were front and center in the living room conversations.
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These are the Romney voters in suburban Houston and suburban Atlanta who shifted as strongly to Clinton as Obama voters did to Trump in the rural Rust Belt.
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She also rebooted the dormant Suburban Caucus to push a policy agenda aimed at suburban voters — including all those affluent, educated white women who defected to the Democrats.
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As people moved from rural to suburban settings, he said embracing pickups was a way to chafe at suburban conformity, and feel an affinity for one's country roots.
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Congresswoman Ann Wagner will chair the Suburban Caucus and work closely with each of the task forces to shape a legislative platform that is dynamically responsive to suburban Americans.
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Suburban women: "The campaign obviously has a lot of work to do with suburban women, and we think Pence might be able to help with that," another official said.
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If this trend continues, particularly in suburban districts, they could presage a smaller and more rural Republican caucus that cedes the suburban swing seats that decide the House majority.
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A majority of white suburban women disapprove (53 percent approve to 45 percent approve) but white suburban men, on the other hand, approve (59 percent) rather than disapprove (39 percent).
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Though the development's exact location in Reno is unclear, the work nonetheless exploits the juxtaposition of rural and suburban — an almost inherent tension in suburban developments in the American West.
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To get the team to play tougher competition, he scheduled four nonleague games this season against suburban schools — the Lions lost all four (though they have previously beaten suburban schools).
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Even last November's "blue wave" hardly threatened Republican incumbents like Warren Davidson of suburban Cincinnati-Dayton, who won re-election by 33 percentage points; Gary Palmer of suburban Birmingham, Ala.
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In the top 20 metro areas, more than a third of adult suburban residents are now nonwhite, compared with less than one-quarter of the suburban population in smaller metros.
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Scaramucci, a former loyal Trump supporter, added that he plans to launch a political action committee later this month that will target suburban voters in swing states, particularly suburban women.
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Building a country where the next generation can prosper starts right here in the Suburban Caucus, and we are dedicated to doing our part to make sure suburban Americans thrive. Rep.
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The typical suburban black or Latino child attended a school in 2016 that was three-quarters nonwhite, while the typical suburban white child attended a school that was two-thirds white.
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But after the party's sweeping suburban gains last fall, Democrats represent a growing number of affluent suburban districts, and support for single-payer is more restrained among members from such places.
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There was a similar disparity between urban and suburban voters: 22019 percent of urban voters said they felt comfortable talking about politics, while 65 percent of suburban voters said the same.
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Best details: LINE OF THE DAY -- HEYO, SUBURBAN WOMEN!
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Suburban women especially appear motivated to make their disapproval felt: Eighty-eight percent of suburban women said they would definitely vote in the 2020 presidential election, 85003 points higher than voters overall.
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On Sunday, Buttigieg's last town halls — drawing nearly 1,000 to one and 2,000 at the other — were in suburban areas, Coralville, a suburban community just outside of Iowa City, and Des Moines.
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In 2016, though Trump won more suburban votes than Hillary Clinton, he was still the third Republican presidential candidate in a row to fail to win 50 percent of the suburban vote.
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The Neighbors App, and the Racial Politics of Suburbia Suburban life is at the center of Ring's marketing materials, and almost all footage that the company shares is captured at suburban homes.
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But King's district will be one of them, underscoring GOP vulnerability in suburban areas, spotlighted last week as suburban voters in Virginia and Kentucky flocked to Democratic candidates in elections for state offices.
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As the 2018 House results continue to roll in, with long-time Republican seats in suburban and suburban-rural California falling like dominoes, the damage Trump is doing is becoming impossible to deny.
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Being this suburban person who was more, especially in Atlanta, fascinated—in a negative way—by the generic middle-class conservative suburban thing, was both like a blessing and a curse, I guess.
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"I think a lot of the suburban revolt against Trump is stylistic," says Tom Davis, a former Republican congressman from suburban northern Virginia and a former chair of the National Republican Congressional Committee.
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The rural population declines, while urban and suburban areas grow.
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That leaves her suburban Las Vegas district up for grabs.
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The suburban shopping mall as we know it is dying.
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They're eying the suburban Atlanta seat vacated by former Rep.
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Vandals badly damaged a Jewish cemetery in suburban St. Louis.
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It has populated areas, unpopulated areas, industrialized areas, suburban areas.
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She imagined a prosperous, suburban life and thought about Mrs.
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This 2007 Chevrolet Suburban was built at GM's Janesville factory.
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Mike Coffman in suburban Denver, and Jennifer Wexton bested Rep.
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Are these kinds of suburban districts future strongholds for Democrats?
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"GET OUT" opens at night on a suburban American street.
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The year was 2006, and the place was suburban Michigan.
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None has dared take on suburban car owners so directly.
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Two men in a suburban living room at Christmas, 1955.
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Dulos was last seen driving a black, 2017 Chevrolet Suburban.
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They're stuck in a suburban world where fantastical creatures roam.
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Parents in suburban St. Louis are looking for similar results.
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The Suburban and Yukon XL are those same trucks, stretched.
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Detroit's urban rate is twice that of its suburban rate.
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A house in suburban Chicago really did have a ghost.
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Teaford left his suburban Baton Rouge home in a truck.
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She must have wanted to be a proper suburban housewife.
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Futerfas grew up west of Miami in suburban Westchester, Florida.
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The suburban Chicago warehouse where the counterfeit hoverboards were seized.
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Spaghetti is "mossed" with cheese in an otherwise suburban kitchen.
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But back then, at 19, I was still thoroughly suburban.
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Today, it's mainly taught in the suburban outskirts of Rio.
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Malawians and Mozambicans are often found tending lush suburban gardens.
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They search for life lessons in an overgrown suburban backyard.
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There was higher turnout than usual in suburban Franklin County.
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You walk on grass like you're in a suburban park.
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Julie Kelly: Dems risk losing suburban women with Kavanaugh attacks.
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Lipinski easily won in November in his suburban Chicago district.
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Thrust into suburban domesticity, the narrator is wracked with anxiety.
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They're running in the suburban areas and that's not great.
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She represents parts of Nassau County in suburban Long Island.
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"We all know challenges of suburban R's," tweeted retiring Rep.
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Promposal videos are where Hollywood fantasy and suburban reality meet.
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The Braves move to a new suburban stadium in 2017.
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First, Republicans must develop policy solutions appealing to suburban voters.
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Their angry voices cut through the stillness of suburban Paris.
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Santa Clarita is a suburban community north of Los Angeles.
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Diversity is a major difference between urban and suburban areas.
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Born Hillary Rodham and raised in suburban Park Ridge, Ill.
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Democrats are also zeroing in on affluent suburban House seats.
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Recent polling shows Democrats making significant gains in suburban districts.
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Raised in suburban Los Angeles, she prefers sneakers to heels.
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And (Bailey) moves over, behind first base by the Suburban.
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Neukirch was from the suburban version of a political dynasty.
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Suburban areas with more college graduates are shifting to Democrats.
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There's a real division between urban and suburban in France.
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Suburban, mostly white women seem to be drifting toward Democrats.
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It's in wealthy schools, rural schools, urban schools, suburban schools.
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Can Democrats advance further from those suburban beachheads in 2018?
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Denver is offering free rides to suburban light rail stations.
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He won among suburban voters and dominated among African Americans.
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How can technology, revolutionary design and planning transform suburban living?
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Not ideal for GOP branding in suburban swing House districts.
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Biden ran up big margins in urban and suburban areas.
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The John Birch Society flourished in the state's suburban enclaves.
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These might be the first Games afflicted with suburban sprawl.
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My local store is in a suburban mall, for example.
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House Republicans risking the loss of suburban districts were nervous.
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Many of the donations have flowed to suburban Democratic senators.
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This is, after all, a neighborhood restaurant in suburban Australia.
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Jacques was writing about Dante Alighieri, not the suburban housewife.
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Darlynn Lydick lives in Houston's big, suburban Nottingham Forest neighborhood.
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The suburban vote has been closely divided since the 1990s.
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It isn't just white suburban women who switched to Democrats.
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"We took a beating inside the suburban areas," he said.
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Her upbringing was Roman Catholic, suburban and comfortably middle class.
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"There are more suburban voters than union voters," he said.
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But they're not the celebrated suburban voters candidates chase after.
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Whitetail deer are a source of suburban awe and angst.
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A suburban Cantina, for example, could broadcast big sports games.
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This was suburban Augusta: mostly white, mostly evangelical, mostly Trump.
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In 2017, white supremacists bombed a mosque in suburban Bloomington.
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In the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, suburban living was thriving.
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Clinton, an indication of shifting demographics and suburban political sentiments.
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Young people and suburban liberals flocked to McGovern in droves.
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But suburban women remain difficult to sway, Trump advisers acknowledge.
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Costello, 41, has represented the suburban Philadelphia district since 2015.
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Wholesalers, on the other hand, are usually suburban or rural.
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He grew up in suburban Great Neck, on Long Island.
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Mr. Harun is as suburban as Ms. Gul is metropolitan.
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But we'd still have the suburban Chicago American Legion hall.
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A number of suburban school districts canceled classes on Monday.
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The list of 33 districts includes many growing suburban areas.
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There are also major disruptions on the suburban RER lines.
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She's supposed to be a bit of a suburban sexpot.
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Suburban New Jersey, too, turned out to be a stretch.
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She and the kids stayed in the family's suburban home.
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Taking pictures of their suburban Ottawa headquarters is technically illegal.
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Lucy McBath's suburban Atlanta seat) to huge (+31 in Rep.
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"It was sort of like a suburban sprawl," he remembers.
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She works in events, is pretty in a suburban way.
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The state is dominated by conservative rural and suburban districts.
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Audiences may walk in with their own feelings that the suburban America of 2018 is not the suburban America that was once promised, but the film itself doesn't do anything to advance that statement.
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The suburban context becomes a visual trope in these stories that trades on viewers' (presumed) emotional resonance with the idea of "home," with the white suburban family inside and some unknown outside force threatening it.
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Suburban voters, suburban women in particular, outside of some of the nation&aposs big cities who ended up voting for President Trump, and whether or not they&aposre going to do that this time around.
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Other older clients are driving the construction of urban enclaves, or "nodes," within suburban developments, where suburban amenities like shops, restaurants and religious institutions are available within walking distance of people's homes, Mr. Mandel said.
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"Los Angeles was built as a suburban city — it was always put forth as a suburban city," said Jonathan M. Zasloff, a law professor at U.C.L.A. who teaches land use and opposes the ballot initiative.
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As this city's population swells, more than tripling in the past 30 years to nearly four million, fences go up, big roads chop the wilderness into smaller pieces, rural turns suburban and suburban turns urban.
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Other older clients are driving the construction of urban enclaves, or "nodes," within suburban developments, where suburban amenities like shops, restaurants and religious institutions are available within walking distance of people's homes, Mr. Mandel said.
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She has said he assaulted her at his suburban Philadelphia home.
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Most megachurches are located outside city centers, camouflaged into suburban sprawlscapes.
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Kelley Gene Williamson, 57, of Cassville, Missouri, was driving the Suburban.
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The Braves move to SunTrust Park in suburban Atlanta next season.
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It is the empty suburban home without the summer bike ride.
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Mama grew up like any typical suburban teenager of her generation.
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We dragged it round suburban hinterlands in the back of Corsa.
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Musk also mentioned navigating windy, narrow roads and suburban street layouts.
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Educated suburban voters abandoned Gillespie in droves and overwhelmingly backed Democrats.
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An Arab American man raises a flag outside his suburban home.
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Yet, the clear perpetrator isn't a suburban mom with repressed trauma.
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Many also work in suburban police departments or are military veterans.
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Among suburban women, only a quarter, 26 percent, approve of Trump.
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For an army wife in suburban Surrey, it filled the hours.
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Andrews, located in suburban Washington, is home to Air Force One.
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He, not Mr King, has driven away the party's suburban voters.
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It's kind of a suburban getaway for a lot of people.
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Alexander is currently Chief of Police in suburban Atlanta's DeKalb County.
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They have taken over suburban malls like the Gaithersburg Lakeforest Mall.
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Mr Northam's strong suburban performance should hearten Democrats and scare Republicans.
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Trump was not at the suburban golf resort at the time.
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She was in and out of several schools in suburban Maryland.
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Chris Gibson is retiring, in the suburban Philadelphia district where Rep.
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The first inkling of a shift comes from a suburban kitchen.
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This is a big suburban Republican county directly north of Columbus.
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Mike Coffman (CO-06): Coffman sits in a suburban swing district.
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It is a sprawling suburban county just north of downtown Detroit.
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Southern California's Holly Fire is now actively growing near suburban neighborhoods.
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You need those suburban, and they want things to calm down.
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V was recorded in an unfinished, grey suburban basement, recounts Millar.
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It's the same autonomy level Waymo's been testing in suburban Phoenix.
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Our infrastructure is urban, suburban and rural, impacting every single American.
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Ryan Costello (R-PA), who sits in a vulnerable suburban seat.
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Showing the first signs of a pandemic rocking daily suburban life?
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In 1980, 78 percent of suburban census tracts were predominantly white.
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Ossoff plans to move to the suburban Atlanta district if elected.
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It is the perfect automobile for relatively short urban-suburban commutes.
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" But McCarthy added, "We took a beating inside the suburban areas.
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That said, the region does not lack a suburban middle class.
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The infiltration of wild turkeys into suburban neighborhoods is not unusual.
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The party also flipped seats in key suburban seats, toppling Rep.
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The Democratic Party's fetishization of the suburban voter has myriad roots.
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Keith Rothfus were drawn together into the same suburban Pittsburgh race.
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After seven long years, the suburban mother finally got her wish.
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For the moment, well-educated, suburban voters are driving this trend.
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Suburban sprawl has spilled onto floodplains and placed residents at risk.
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Depression and interwar austerity, but with washing machines and other suburban
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A plan is needed to reverse Republican setbacks in suburban communities.
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The Court majority reasoned that the separate suburban districts were not
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The suburban vote split evenly between the two parties: 49% each.
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The door used by Democrats often resembled a quiet suburban roadway.
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The list measures the overall quality of living in suburban America.
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Worth $24 million today, the property is considered Trump's suburban base.
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The lucky few enjoy a suburban perk: free and convenient parking.
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A suburban vote had become worth more than an urban one.
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Republicans are drastically losing independents and college educated, white suburban women.
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For one, they both graduated from suburban Los Angeles high schools.
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The surrounding suburban strip malls offered little for sale but boredom.
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The Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is in suburban Maryland.
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One such district is in the suburban New Jersey's 7th District.
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The sublimely suburban meandering sensation of Burial's work cannot be overstated.
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"Then there was the concurrent rise of suburban living," says Pandel.
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That growth created new suburban communities that sometimes didn't include locals.
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Or are we quasi- suburban sprawl filled with Targets and Starbucks?
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Mr. Rogovin appreciates the village's blend of urban and suburban sensibilities.
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Ten Democrats are running in suburban Philadelphia's 5th District, where Rep.
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This relatively affluent suburban Atlanta district routinely gave Price easy victories.
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A century later, they were the epitome of American suburban kitsch.
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Callimachi: And —— Reporter: A planned and deliberate attack in suburban Sydney.
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There was talk of disease, pesticides, drought, floods, suburban sprawl, parasites.
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But Democrats see signs of unrest in light-red suburban counties.
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AF: Palo Alto has a history as a suburban college town.
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They bought a suburban home cheap in North Arlington, New Jersey.
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That was a rhetorical question, Leo — the answer is suburban malls.
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In interviews from suburban Atlanta to Houston to Orange County, Calif.
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Recently, though, suburban areas have experienced growth in their black populations.
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That certainly characterized Detroit's comparatively brief experience with suburban sports stadiums.
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Suburban Democrats have already tempered some of the more progressive proposals.
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It's the most exciting appetizer at a 1970s suburban dinner party.
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Alone one afternoon, he enters a suburban school through a window.
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The family moved to suburban Maplewood, N.J., when she was 10.
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The party's suburban slump showed up in districts far beyond Ohio.
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His political career began in 1999 on a suburban City Council.
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"What made the issue politically viable was suburban support," he said.
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"They kept us from getting overly suburban or conventional," he said.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary District, Md., $21 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Washington Suburban Sanitary District, Md., $2165.9 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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But Biden was bringing in new suburban voters, a reporter noted.
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"This will help with suburban women, millennials and minorities," he said.
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Now 51, Jones lives in suburban Maryland, where he works construction.
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Still, I didn't encounter any issues with typical suburban-hauling duty.
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The first Sims gave us a fun, two-dimensional suburban fantasy.
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More significantly, he was downright anemic among key suburban swing voters.
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I was born in suburban California but raised in semirural Mexico.
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The suburban white woman's vote is something Amy could easily secure.
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Opinion Columnist I am your stereotypical, cisgender, middle-aged suburban dad.
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" Suburban Propane Partners: "I can't be positive on the propane market.
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Retired suburban teacher Claudia Feeney, 68, said Trump should be impeached.
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Population growth has occurred in suburban areas; rural areas lost population.
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" That is, until he wrote the 1982 restless suburban lament "Subdivisions.
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Amazon wants to turn every suburban home into a surveillance station.
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Mike Coffman (R-Colo.), who represents a tossup suburban Denver district.
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The plane landed and the players went to their suburban hotel.
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The newer and more suburban post-war developments rest in Kansas.
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Suburban office campuses suffer because there's no "there there," he says.
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Suburban voters, particularly women, dislike Trump's, um, aggressive approach to politics.
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The state has pitched nearly 10 Atlanta intown and suburban sites.
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Ross Spano tied at 43% in this suburban-exurban Tampa district.
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The new young teenage heroine of suburban America showed no fear.
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Mecklenburg's suburban enclaves were once cornerstones of the state Republican Party.
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Among suburban women, 39% approve of Trump while 56% do not.
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Wildfires don't discriminate — they are a rural, suburban and urban danger.
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UPDATE: The seal is safe and no longer terrorising suburban Newstead.
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Suburban sprawl has also increased the threat and scale of damage.
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The white-collar suburban discontent with Trump is real and widespread.
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It was consistent in Georgia 6 and other suburban affluent districts.
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By wide margins, suburban voters and younger voters find Trump abhorrent.
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The pediatric oncology floor felt as festive as a suburban mall.
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Suburban roads often aren't paved as frequently as more populated highways.
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The Ruths separated in 1925, and Helen moved to suburban Boston.
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I thought about my suburban upbringing in Northern California, East Bay.
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Today, the minivan is a staple of the American suburban landscape.
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He is, essentially, The Man—50, white, married, suburban, in finance.
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The vehicle had a starring role in "La Suburban Negra," or "The Black Suburban," his 276 installation and video about the drug trade, in which he plays a drug lord, a hit man and a cop.
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And so we know, every TV reporter or newspaper writer, when they're accepting their local bullshit regional award, they know what they're doing: They're spreading anxiety to the suburban kitchen about a violent, black suburban core.
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While slightly more of the company's consolidated suburban property rents expire during that same period (0003% on average), the suburban portfolio represents a limited portion of the company's total assets and only 7.1% of annualized cash rent.
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Dollar General currently has more than 16,000 stores in the United States and caters mainly to low-and-middle-income customers in rural and suburban areas, while its rival, Dollar Tree (DLTR), targets suburban, middle-income shoppers.
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A GOP poll last month showed that women voters in key suburban districts rate working to prevent gun violence as their top issue and that 72 percent of suburban women say gun laws should be more strict.
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The New York Times/Siena College polls have found Democratic House candidates trailing among college-educated whites by about 20 points in two suburban North Carolina districts and by about 15 points in two suburban Texas districts.
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The engine let out a rumble that cut through the suburban night.
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It is also inconsistent with modern Virginia's image as a suburban dynamo.
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It does not include New York City and its surrounding suburban counties.
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"I do this full time," said Ali, who drives in suburban Virginia.
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In 2016, it was 34% urban, 49% suburban and just 493% rural.
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Downtowns have lower per-capita carbon emissions than suburban and rural areas.
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Colin Allred and Lizzie Fletcher — beat Republican incumbents in suburban Texas districts.
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Most of the fans of the suburban Chicago singer were teenage girls.
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The Steelers lost to the Patriots 36-17 in suburban Foxborough, Massachusetts.
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Mark Zuckerberg was a nerdy nine-year-old in suburban New York.
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It's far away from Mountain View, it's in a more suburban neighborhood.
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Castillo's sacrifice was remembered during a vigil at the suburban Denver school.
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She played one show Tuesday night at FedEx Field in suburban Washington.
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The show targeted white middle-class suburban boys from six to twelve.
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What does a close House race in suburban Houston even look like?
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So I finally sought professional treatment in suburban Philadelphia, where I live.
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I was born in a pretty much normal Bay Area suburban place.
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In 212003, those two suburban types fought to a near draw. Mrs.
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They have announced a new attempt to enlist support from suburban women.
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The suburban strategy, which extends to other Iowan cities, carries real risk.
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"Total suburban beautiful home," the listing's realtor Melissa Leonard told BuzzFeed News.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO) said after losing his suburban district outside Denver.
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Truth: The CSL my mama once frequented ain't nowhere near suburban life.
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In dimly lit basements of suburban mothers' houses, à la I, Tonya?
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Suburban voters have been unreliable GOP voters for more than a generation.
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Another suburban mode that Europeans understand is that of a fake America.
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F Brett Bailey from suburban Spokane was the other San Diego starter.
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He didn't develop suburban tract housing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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To my surprise, it was really just your average suburban oceanside town.
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"It's no longer the rich, suburban country club party," said former Sen.
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Cummings' district also includes well-off suburban areas and some rural parts.
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Pinky's pastel-colored universe feels like an embodiment of placid, suburban childhood.
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He offered an escape route from the suburban hellholes that we inhabited.
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Officials at the suburban White House are shocked by their new notoriety.
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The "Milkshake" singer is trading her suburban terrace for the simple life.
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Why do suburban developers insist on camouflaging their offices into the surroundings?
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I was a bored suburban youth—just a smartass with my friends.
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Elizabeth Cervantes of the Southwest Suburban Immigrant Project helped organize the protests.
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But the evidence is much less compelling in suburban and rural communities.
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An outbreak also has been reported in suburban Rockland County, New York.
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Peter Roskam Democrats are also targeting Roskam's suburban seat outside of Chicago.
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This small suburban village also has another distinction: it is racially mixed.
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The high-profile role helped him in his suburban San Diego district.
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A retrial in a suburban Philadelphia county will begin on March 29.
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Just because I'm a married suburban mom doesn't mean I can't look!
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The first attack took place at Witton railway station in suburban Birmingham.
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Remnants of the anti-war movement and wealthy suburban liberals backed McGovern.
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Accompanying this change is a fuller engagement with his suburban social milieu.
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In a lot of these suburban districts, this is a margins game.
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Many such suburban voters dislike and distrust Mrs Clinton, thinking her dishonest.
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Maryland, $145 million of Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission general obligation bonds. Competitive.
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Those include seats in wealthy suburban districts like those held by Reps.
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Some Republicans said the suburban battleground actually helps their party come November.
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"You can't have a suburban feel to an urban area," she said.
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"We were a pretty typical suburban family in most ways," Bourdain said.
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He is a gregarious man with the air of a suburban dad.
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The Cook Political Report rates the suburban district a toss-up. Rep.
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Suburban real estate and golf courses have also evolved in recent years.
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Suburban Pittsburgh Mayor John Fetterman is also running in the Democratic primary.
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Tremors from the suburban uprising radiated from coast to coast last week.
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But many of the Yanjiao artists have embraced its decidedly suburban aesthetic.
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We take that duty seriously, and the Suburban Caucus is our response.
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Washington (CNN)The race to represent suburban Columbus, Ohio, is heating up.
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Beshear won in Kentucky largely thanks to strong support in suburban areas.
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Crocodiles were even spotted in suburban streets, pictures on social media showed.
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Like Margaret Simon, I was an only child suspicious of suburban idyll.
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Can't we just junk this stupid suburban prejudice once and for all?
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In 2016, Trump won the suburban Atlanta district by a single point.
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He was taken to the nearest hospital, Charter Suburban, a private facility.
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Most of her friends in suburban Atlanta's East Cobb neighborhood are Republicans.
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"It's a gerrymandered, suburban, Republican district," says Lunney, of the Georgia Democrats.
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Kevin Abstact's American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story came out in 2016.
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Analysts say most of the ongoing suburban housing projects are almost completed.
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The suburban sprawl of the 1980s had made many Americans car-dependent.
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Immigrants tend to live and work in urban and increasingly suburban areas.
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This was the view in suburban Tangshan, Hebei province, yesterday afternoon pic.twitter.
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Weak office demand in suburban Montgomery County has also influenced development decisions.
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What happened: The base, in suburban Maryland, tweeted shortly after 9 a.m.
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It's very long and hard to park, even in suburban parking spots.
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This meant driving an hour from his home in suburban Naperville, Ill.
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The finals in the competition take place on Sunday in suburban Washington.
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Within a few years, Microsoft moved from New Mexico to suburban Seattle.
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Mr. Krivoruchko's other investments include shares in suburban commuter trains in Moscow.
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Both polled well with moderate suburban voters, a crucial bloc in Virginia.
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Erik Longabardi is based in Roslyn, N.Y., in quintessentially suburban Nassau County.
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Rural areas are losing population while urban and suburban areas are gaining.
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Some are suburban neighborhoods where both Trump and former President Obama won.
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There are no equinoxes in like Suburban America for the most part.
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At first glance, her grandmother's house is the portrait of suburban calm.
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Both grew up in suburban areas and demonstrated a passion for sports.
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There is this whole other suburban side that has very affordable living.
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I was a suburban nerd and they were all cool Chicago guys.
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In this heavily suburban and gerrymandered district around Charlotte, incumbent Republican Rep.
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Some are epic international adventures, others short suburban routes along stunning coastline.
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Suburban commuters were stranded on Friday because of damage to major roads.
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Democrats also flipped a Republican-held congressional seat in suburban Kansas City.
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And Angie Craig beat a Republican incumbent in a suburban Minnesota district.
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The suburban Chicago product completed 26 of 37 passes with an interception.
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In this play four elderly women sun themselves in a suburban backyard.
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"No more fast food," said Mr. Stevens, who lives in suburban Maryland.
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Upscale suburban Sunbelt areas now hold the balance of power in Congress.
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Perhaps what surprised me most about suburban tango was its deafening indifference.
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That's a familiar, if discomforting, tune for suburban Republicans across the country.
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Renters account for 43 percent of all households, high by suburban standards.
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That's the life the Lightfoot family lives, in a comfortable suburban home.
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Three years later, the Fishers lost their suburban Atlanta home to foreclosure.
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Mr. Azar was at his home in suburban Washington, on Friday, Jan.
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More than half of votes in 2020 will probably be suburban ones.
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Ms. Philpott lost her bid to be re-elected in suburban Toronto.
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"It was a complete contrast to my normal suburban life," Adam said.
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Another says white suburban women are the key to victory in 2020.
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Prince, 57, was discovered dead on Thursday inside his suburban Minneapolis home.
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Hurley presents many cases that argue cohabitation in suburban communities improved lives.
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It eventually exited to then make its way through the suburban streets.
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Walter Mitty, in his most realistic version, is a dull, suburban proofreader.
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More evenly divided suburban areas and middle-size cities decide the outcome.
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Today you can see examples of witches' broom on ordinary suburban lawns.
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He was a typical suburban high school student who dabbled in weed.
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In 1963, when Baldessari was still living in suburban National City, Calif.
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The outcome simply displayed the country's increasing geographic and urban-suburban divisions.
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Suburban megachurch attendance fell, because the pastors had disgraced themselves under Trump.
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So in terms of--now you grew up in suburban Chicago, right?
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"Zombie malls," as they are known, are increasingly dotting the suburban landscape.
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She disliked its wall-to-wall carpeting and detested the suburban lifestyle.
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The new Suburban adds a more sophisticated suspension and bumped-up proportions.
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Fitch does not view suburban office as competition for medical office buildings.
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The base, located nearby in suburban Maryland, tweeted shortly after 85033 a.m.
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Denser cities beat suburban sprawl insofar as they reduce individual carbon footprints.
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Two reservoirs near Houston surpassed record levels Tuesday, flooding nearby suburban homes.
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That's particularly worrisome to Republicans leery of Trump's popularity with suburban voters.
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In addition, populations are dwindling faster in the suburban and rural areas.
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He mostly interacts with Sears executives in suburban Chicago through conference calls.
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Analysts caution that the suburban office market is specific to each region.
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Eric Semborski was at a suburban rink, teaching youngsters to play hockey.
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Covering most of San Diego County, it's an R+11 suburban district.
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I mean, white suburban kids are the biggest consumers of hip-hop.
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Ten have died, most of them residents of one suburban nursing facility.
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Ms. Jang grew up working in her family's restaurant in suburban Edmonton.
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Sisterhood is a terrain shaped by the ennui that characterizes suburban girlhood.
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Political life at Washington is like political life in a suburban vestry.
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Always in one of our cars, always on some quiet, suburban street.
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During the stop, cops noticed bullet holes in Broner's rented Chevy Suburban.
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The urbanist project is plugged into the big-infrastructure, suburban genetic code.
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They broke free and, naturally, went on to sample the suburban flora.
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"I was strictly a suburban mom," says Bedford, who lives in Texas.
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The Republican Party's representation in our nation's suburbs has changed in recent times, but each of us proudly represents suburban areas in diverse states and have seen how our party can best advocate for policies that help suburban Americans.
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If you haven't gone on a quirky date, god bless your suburban soul.
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Backyard deliveries are possible in Reykjavik because much of the city is suburban.
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My two sisters and I all went to majority-immigrant suburban public schools.
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My husband and I were raising our two young sons in suburban Denver.
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Barnes & Noble, that once proud anchor to many a suburban mall, is waning.
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Two wild animals are just dueling in the driveway of a suburban home.
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At first glance, Penge is just like any other slab of suburban London.
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"These (midsize) trucks will do virtually everything a suburban cowboy needs," said Phillippi.
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Battling for endangered suburban seats, one GOP leader recently blasted longtime Iowa Rep.
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In 193's blue wave, it was suburban Republicans who were swept away.
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Suburban men were more evenly divided, but many still didn't approve of Trump.
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More than half of Americans describe the neighborhood they live in as suburban.
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For New York, that includes large areas of suburban Connecticut and New Jersey.
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Benjamin was pronounced dead at Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital, according to the newspaper.
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Suburban women voters will help push candidates in tough districts into the House.
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I'm talking about the mediocre white kids, the comfortable kids, the suburban kids.
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Pain, physical and emotional, was rampant in my relatively affluent suburban school system.
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In her breakthrough "Reisterstown Mall" (1965), she replicates the cacophony of suburban shopping.
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He has locations in Miami, Harlem, the San Francisco area and suburban Atlanta.
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They're suburban guys with no significant criminal history, but they've watched some movies.
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A few GOP members in competitive suburban area seats do support the proposal.
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What was once a fringe pursuit is now a suburban birthday party activity.
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This is largely anathema to residents of Virginia's Democrat-trending suburban vote troves.
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Since then, the janitor's wife was found slain in a suburban Maryland hotel.
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It was a planned suburban community that fell through at the last moment.
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"His goal is to drive a wedge between suburban and urban," Emanuel charges.
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The suburban vote is going to be a very interesting place to watch.
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"If we look at the seats we lost, it's the suburban areas," Rep.
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Housekeepers found him in Room 135 of the Suburban Extended Stay of Wilmington.
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The share of non-whites in suburban and rural areas is increasing too.
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The uniform beige aesthetic had a high-end suburban mall Pottery Barn feel.
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She is now running for a U.S House in a suburban Atlanta district.
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Just because something didn't come out of suburban America doesn't mean it's otherworldly.
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Gleaning could be more urban and suburban, and in some places it is.
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Effervescent against a Midwestern suburban landscape, it brought news of a sophisticated 'elsewhere.
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Officials in two suburban towns, Greece and Irondequoit, have declared states of emergency.
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The approach, known as proctor caching, is in place in suburban Edmond, Okla.
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"It is very much like a suburban community in the city," she said.
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His English reflected his upbringing: suburban Californian with a spritz of street drawl.
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That's particularly clear at Southland College Prep Charter High School in suburban Chicago.
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Early morning darkness still blanketed the streets of suburban Perris, California, on Jan.
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The fourth, suburban Atlanta's 6th District, he captured by only 1.5 percentage points.
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Would you believe that Jean's indiscretions put her staid, suburban life in jeopardy?
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"Another wild Friday night for these suburban moms," she joked of the picture.
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Police say the suburban Atlanta mom also stabbed the kids' father to death.
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Trump supporters Stu and Roberta Aschauer from suburban Warrenville criticized the protesters' behavior.
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Sheila and Joel Hammond are your everyday bland (if Hollywood beautiful) suburban realtors.
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Playmate centerfolds suggested that all girls, even suburban or intellectual ones, enjoy sex.
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Toyota is moving its North American headquarters from Torrance, California, to suburban Dallas.
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White suburban voters could retreat further into the fast-growing, right-leaning exurbs.
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All the things that another suburban mom might be doing, I've been doing.
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We begin with colonial settlers and end with the post-WWII suburban boom.
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I sampled this F-PACE SVR for a week in suburban New Jersey.
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His support is especially low among college-educated suburban voters in battleground states.
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Thus she has acquired a reputation in Westminster for being dull and suburban.
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His northern New Jersey suburban district is no longer "safe" for the GOP.
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There's not a significant difference between schools in urban or suburban communities, however.
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Firefighters could only monitor some blazes as suburban homes burned in Santa Rosa.
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Among suburban women, Trump is at 28503 percent positive and 22019 percent negative.
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And the suburban slide away from President Trump shows no signs of slowing.
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Additionally, Democrats did very well in cleaning up in urban and suburban areas.
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Democrats flipped multiple suburban seats near Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, and Detroit.
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If anyone still needs proof of this, simply look to suburban southern California.
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We drove north to Riverdale, the nearest semi-suburban community we could imagine.
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With that tailwind, Democrats are pursuing Republican-held suburban seats in every region.
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"Suburban moms started leaving the Republican Party and turning to Democrats," Bade said.
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But not all Democrats are convinced the seat in suburban Minneapolis is competitive.
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My sole appearance was Sunday at the Montefiore nursing home in suburban Beachwood.
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What can he tell a suburban mom in Pennsylvania to switch her allegiance?
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He was standing behind them, inconspicuous yet committed, as though wearing suburban camouflage.
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At the center of this suburban Democratic surge was growing opposition to Trump.
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Democrats are also preferred among suburban women by a tally of 2628-28503.
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She narrowly lost her 2018 bid for the suburban Atlanta district to Rep.
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Size-wise, it's comparable to a Chevy Suburban rather than the smaller Tahoe.
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The suburban Columbus district has been held by Republicans, including current Ohio Gov.
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The interior, she recalled, "was like a suburban house"—couches and so on.
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The line runs from Alberta's energy heartland to a port in suburban Vancouver.
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The real point is intimidation, and not of middle-class suburban white voters.
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After Tuesday's thorough suburban repudiation, Republicans are increasingly centered in non-urban areas.
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GM has been cautiously ramping up Bolt production at its suburban Detroit factory.
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It's also going after businesses and prime suburban families — hence the Netflix move.
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A mom of a student at the suburban Denver school thinks there were.
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They're overwhelmingly middle-aged to senior, white, semi-rural, increasingly suburban and indignant.
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Moderate, suburban, white Republican women oppose these horrid policies, as do independent voters.
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Major pipeline projects invariably cut across Native lands while bypassing white suburban communities.
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The noises included the usual suburban sounds such as traffic, footsteps and voices.
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And equally, Microsoft can't lean on suburban homebodies with Echos to drive traffic.
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It wasn't so long ago that venture capital was a suburban California phenomenon.
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Another suburban woman, Linda Esposito, a self-described independent who is retired, agreed.
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The exception is Ms. Kidman, who remains a vision of suburban glamour throughout.
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By the 21980s, many new suburban homes came with a two-car garage.
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Here is the opening act, from the Washingtonian profile, of the suburban-D.
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Opponents had especially focused their lobbying efforts on senators from suburban Long Island.
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Others are camping out on suburban freeways to try to get a signal.
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But the Republican playbook has changed, and it damages Republicans in suburban districts.
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What does an affluent, middle-aged, suburban white dude know about a thang?
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Her district is a suburban-exurban blend of mainly prosperous New Jersey suburbs.
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Peter Tuchol Jr. is a police officer from a suburban New Jersey town.
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But an hourlong ferry ride to San Francisco from suburban Vallejo costs $11.
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This peaceful pocket of suburban Washington still bears the scars of June's shooting.
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We're already seeing suburban areas talking about they had to shrink their team.
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But voters like Mr. Haid are less plentiful in many other suburban districts.
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Our suburban strategy has shifted the entire state and its 13 electoral votes.
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They're both married (not to each other) and admit to being quite suburban.
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But the suburban surge happened everywhere, even in places where neither Democrat campaigned.
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It's easier to talk to them, especially in a very white suburban town.
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But she's like a lot of suburban white women: socially liberal, fiscally conservative.
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And it's still unclear how city and suburban gardeners or horticulturalists use pesticides.
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That's been true outside rural dollar stores, in urban laundromats, at suburban Walmarts.
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The interview at her home in suburban Maryland went on past 3 a.m.
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What happened early Wednesday morning at a practice field in suburban Washington, D.C.?
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The proposed Purple Line light rail line in suburban Maryland is an example.
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In most of those categories, suburban attitudes were less progressive a decade ago.
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We can get further insight by focusing on residents of city-suburban borders.
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Its location is poor, and the facility is far outshined by suburban Laurel.
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The Glassberg Container House looks like a typical suburban home at first glance.
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They also took a dozen more swabs of blood from inside her Suburban.
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The district was suburban, affluent and best of all for Dems, well-educated.
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Republicans looking to win back suburban voters should consider the issue of education.
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Erik Paulsen, whose suburban Minneapolis district has been in Republican hands since 1961.
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Among the sparse crowd was Richard Porfirio, 28, of suburban Clear Lake, Tex.
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Ms. Kotecki, who was safe at her own home in suburban Pasadena, Tex.
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Suburban places like Waukesha will be key this year in Wisconsin and nationwide.
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DoorDash was largely focused on suburban eateries that had never offered delivery before.
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Suburban New Jersey, thanks to North America's first indoor ski and snowboard park.
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The new Suburban is 1.3 inches longer than the Suburban's now on sale.
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On a workshop floor in suburban Minnesota, Alexander Williamson packs earplugs into boxes.
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The area is about 86 percent white and mixed between urban and suburban.
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Her lyrics brought an unlikely incandescence to avowedly mundane snapshots of suburban teendom.
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Paulsen went on to lose the race for the suburban Twin Cities seat.
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He flunked the tryout and went to work instead for a suburban weekly.
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Burtynsky shot mesmerizing vistas of mountain reservoirs, desiccated lakes, agriculture, and suburban sprawl.
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Another possibility could be opening gas stations at larger, suburban Whole Foods locations.
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Overall, the new Suburban isn't hugely different, design-wise, from the previous generation.
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Christa also plans to move its headquarters to downtown Rochester from suburban Victor.
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Many of the seats on the list represent diverse and growing suburban communities.
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At night, the glowing reflection of nearby suburban homes flickers across the walls.
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Disinvestment, suburban sprawl, systemic racism: It has been nothing less than a bloodletting.
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The film follows a suburban black family as they navigate a difficult loss.
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I notice he never attacks suburban or rural areas for their opiate crisis.
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The boys moved north into her mobile home in suburban Palm Beach County.
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Republicans will likely be in the driver's seat in the suburban Tampa district.
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The development's challenges echo those of other suburban office parks around the country.
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The Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy in suburban Chicago is one of them.
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District of Columbia and some suburban school systems will be closed on Monday.
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The suburban trend rolled through nearly every election, whether Democrats won or lost.
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New subdivisions sprouted up, advertising tidy suburban homes for starting prices around $180,000.
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America is a largely suburban nation where most commuters drive to work alone.
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It's not dominated by well-educated, suburban districts that voted for Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Roberts and his family lived in suburban Washington for all those years.
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Some of these communities were urban or suburban, but the majority were rural.
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The suburban high school uniform is Ugg boots, leggings, and a school hoodie.
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The most notorious school shootings have taken place at suburban, predominantly white schools.
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The train was part of the suburban commuter network, not the Copenhagen Metro.
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Candy* grew up as an avid churchgoer in Hong Kong's suburban New Territories.
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Diversity is just as vital in any community: urban, suburban, rural, or seasonal.
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The Plymouth Voyager and Dodge Caravan transformed mobility for the suburban American family.
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Probably for more suburban areas where you don't have three-minute pick-ups.
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The Court ruled 5-4 that a majority-black school district like Detroit could not bus students from majority-white suburban school districts to Detroit to desegregate the city's schools, unless those suburban districts were also engaged in unlawful segregation practices.
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In fact, the suburban location is a boon to recruiting; even though millennials may prefer to live in cities, older workers prefer the suburbs, and suburban startups offer an easier, rush-hour-free commute compared to heading into the city.
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A big test, at least in the eyes of A24, was turnout in suburban locations, and "Moonlight" succeeded, delivering big crowds (and solid exit polls) at suburban theaters in Georgia and near Washington, that attract large numbers of African-Americans.
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Not only are many outer suburban counties aging, but they also tend to be disproportionately white, said Mr. Frey, which probably contributes to the falling birth-death ratio in suburban counties, since the birthrate is especially low for white women.
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"The Long Islanders and some of the other suburban lawmakers in the Senate were pushed as far as — probably further than — they wanted to go," said Lawrence Levy, the executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University.
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Asked why their candidate isn't clicking with suburban women, McEnany said she didn't "buy the narrative that suburban women … aren't supporting the president," while coalitions director Hannah Castillo blamed negative media coverage for preventing Trump's message from "penetrating" the right communities.
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Asking workers to head to old suburban office campuses isn't attractive anymore (a 2015 report by real estate advisory firm Newmark Knight Frank found that 14 to 22 percent of the suburban office inventory is "in some stage of obsolescence").
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The Republican Party's long suburban nightmare entered another terrifying hour here: Democrats seized control of suburban Philadelphia's Delaware County Council for the first time in history, knocking out what was once one of the most powerful GOP machines in the nation.
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A suburban wife goes missing, prompting a flurry of 24-hour cable news coverage.
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Klobuchar polls best with white suburban women, and would beat Trump by 20183 points.
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We work specifically to prevent suburban sprawl, which is an environmental, inequality-exacerbating disaster.
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But whether it will work in this suburban Houston district is another question entirely.
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To white suburban America getting their taste of Chicago, he was that menace personified.
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But one day 10 years ago, something caused him to disappear from suburban bliss.
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AbbVie will keep its incorporation in Delaware and its corporate offices in suburban Chicago.
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This flight to urban cities is putting more pressure on suburban centers, in particular.
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She was last seen May 24 driving a 2017 black Chevrolet Suburban, police said.
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Cooper died after being locked in Harris' SUV outside his workplace in suburban Atlanta.
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In that case, what happens in suburban Houston, Austin and Dallas will be key.
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She'll hold rallies across the suburban counties, in Manchester, Nashua and Salem Andrew Yang.
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Democrats have focused, in large part, on suburban districts where Trump won only narrowly.
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Federal elections give more power to rural voters than to urban or suburban ones.
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Trocheck, a native of suburban Pittsburgh, tied it at 17:31 of the second.
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Amazon can operate these drones beyond line of sight in rural and suburban areas.
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Inside the suburban-style home, a nurse and a maid bustled in the kitchen.
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Most of these were in wealthy, suburban areas where Mr Trump has grown unpopular.
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Cathy opened the first true Chick-fil-A at age 46, in suburban Atlanta.
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Her target: suburban women voters, a critical bloc for the former secretary of state.
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Celebration demonstrated that suburban cities could market themselves to house-buyers by evoking urbanity.
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Is Wegmans a nostalgia trip for those suburban transplants who miss massive grocery stores?
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The upside: food has become more accessible for people in urban and suburban environments.
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The RER C suburban metro line will be closed within Paris from 4 p.m.
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Ronnie Spector sits in a suburban Connecticut steakhouse, demurely refusing a slice of cake.
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For suburban boomers, the vibe might be much more unusual, compared to most supermarkets.
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"The fires erupted in areas where wildlands meet urban and suburban development," he continued.
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" North Suburban Medical Center told Fox News "two bystanders [were admitted] in stable condition.
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Both of these psychological thrillers deal with the tensions inherent in their suburban settings.
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Kansas Democrats generally rely on urban and suburban types, especially near the Missouri border.
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Once they became middle-aged they tended to move to suburban or rural locations.
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Naryshkin met with DNI Coats at Coats's suburban Washington headquarters, according to two sources.
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She was just a suburban mom, forced into dealing the green stuff by circumstance.
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Incumbent Republican John Culberson has plenty to worry about in this suburban Houston district.
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Favela communities stand next to expensive high-rise condos, just streets from suburban neighbourhoods.
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Black South Africans now account for more sales of suburban homes than whites do.
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The couple has a home in suburban St. Louis and a condominium in Washington.
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They can be called to any of the county&aposs Chicago or suburban courthouses.
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Sayoc was arrested last Friday at an auto parts store in suburban Fort Lauderdale.
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Ahead, eight narratives that showcase the diversity and beauty within one suburban LGBTQ community.
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Others are from Trump-hostile suburban districts that fell to Mr Northam last year.
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Schrier survived a crowded primary during her bid to represent this suburban Seattle district.
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Construction on the villa began in 1719, when Twickenham was more rustic than suburban.
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Democrats flipped seats in suburban districts outside of Washington, Philadelphia, Miami, Chicago and Denver.
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All are residents of Montgomery County, a predominantly white suburban area north of Philadelphia.
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The other moms, like all suburban mothers on television, are gossipy and small-minded.
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Black urban voters disliked it for prioritizing access for suburban commuters over city dwellers.
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Developers, however, have added less supply to smaller, suburban areas, where renters are struggling.
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Many of those officers are either military veterans or work in suburban police departments.
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She is highlighting her crossover appeal as a white suburban mother with country roots.
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The 2020 Olympic golf will be played at the Kasumigaseki course in suburban Tokyo.
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In his family's small suburban apartment, he held meetings for members of the community.
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His tongue, flapped to one side, resembles a red flag on a suburban mailbox.
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The Williams' residence in suburban Melbourne is home to three dogs and five humans.
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They targeted Republicans in affluent, suburban districts where Trump was expected to perform poorly.
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But the suburban territory Emanuel favors is also toughest for his party to conquer.
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Soon followed "Backyard," a vast suburban lawn, beaded down to the blades of grass.
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The Cook Political Report rates the suburban district a toss-up given GOP Rep.
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The results could be a signal of waning support for Trump among suburban voters.
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And in February, a fired employee returned to a suburban Chicago factory with a .
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It is no secret that suburban neighborhoods are the modern epicenters of drug abuse.
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Addressing the concerns of suburban voters is not just good policy; it's good politics.
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Yet a thousand miles south of Manhattan, in suburban Florida, the mood is different.
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Three Democrats claimed victory in Hamilton County, Indiana, historically a deeply red suburban area.
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In the last midterm election in 2014, Republicans won suburban voters by 12 points.
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The hot, hour-long drive crossed through suburban sprawl and then into emerald countryside.
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Democrats score suburban wins in warning sign for GOP, by The Hill's Reid Wilson.
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They don't neatly fit archetypes of swing voters like so-called suburban soccer moms.
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Petrie had a suburban-New York living room that Kramden would have killed for.
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Teaneck's air horns, on the other hand, are an attempt at suburban co-existence.
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The Democrats have pursued suburban Republican voters since long before 2016, to little avail.
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It must be a suburban or urban area with more than 1 million people.
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Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, left their black Suburban around 12:20 p.m.
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One is the white-collar suburban areas in which the party advanced in November.
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The store was located in a strip mall near a large suburban Florida community.
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In many cases, having in-unit laundry is an amenity reserved for suburban homes.
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Some parenting blogs mention independence as a key difference between city and suburban living.
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And white suburban women have organized on the local level since the 2016 election.
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Today, even with gains in suburban districts, it's a shadow of its former self.
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Moreover, there has been a significant drop in Republican turnout, especially in suburban districts.
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He grew up in suburban Suffolk County, on Long Island, where he still lives.
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But there are other hurdles for Republican women besides the suburban revolt against Trump.
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Similarly, seven hospitals in suburban Detroit were caught colluding to keep nurses' wages low.
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In fact, 13 million new houses in suburban neighborhoods were sold throughout the 1950s.
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Although suburban communities boomed in the '50s, the shift was reserved for white Americans.
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Three officers responded to the home in suburban Orlando for a well-being check.
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Meanwhile, in suburban Philadelphia, another scandal bubbled in September as reports emerged that Rep.
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At first antagonists, they become tentative allies, only to be separated by suburban fate.
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The pressures on college-bound suburban students are AP courses and SAT/ACT scores.
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With wobbly legs, I walked up her suburban driveway and knocked on her door.
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Nearly six in 10733 suburban women (10723%) strongly disapprove of the President's job performance.
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That's the same margin that Republicans won suburban voters by in the 2010 election.
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These midterm elections marked a significant realignment of urban and suburban districts supporting Democrats.
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One intersection in suburban Walnut Creek clocked me in for 124 seconds of waiting.
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The market is vibrant, he says, but limited to pitch-roof, suburban-style homes.
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The hotels will be in a mix of markets including urban, airport and suburban.
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The suburban Atlanta district hasn't always been a bellwether that has captured national attention.
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William Raveis offers to connect prospective buyers with agents at the firm's suburban offices.
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ET could also cement 2018 as the year of the suburban revolt against Republicans.
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Suburban office parks continue to do well in some areas, like northern New Jersey.
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Her work is largely inspired by her move to the South from suburban Maryland.
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Suburban danger zones: 2018 could make the suburbs great again for the House Democrats.
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One key trend: Minorities and immigrants have already started moving out to suburban areas.
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White suburban women are more skeptical of the wall, opposing it 5533% to 2553%.
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Speaking in suburban Warren, she saw an upbeat comeback story of grit and innovation.
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He says he's been campaigning in suburban, rural and ranching communities -- traditional GOP strongholds.
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The stabbing of Orthodox Jews gathered at a Hanukkah party in suburban New York.
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Democrats vying against House Republicans in suburban communities often make Mr. Trump the issue.
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Getting there from the airport requires a short trip on a suburban Cercanías train.
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A KFC in Dansoman, a suburban town that is part of greater Accra, Ghana.
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Both anchor their plots on beautiful women gone missing from their comfortable suburban homes.
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For a goofy suburban kid, Apocalypse Culture II and its predecessor were a revelation.
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Their cover — suburban Virginia parents running a travel agency — has become his real life.
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If you've been to a suburban mall bookstore in America, you know the vibe.
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This year, it will open 22010 more, compared with just two new suburban stores.
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But her ordeal — which began with a traffic stop in suburban Minnesota — wasn't over.
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I grew up in suburban New York and lived in NYC for a decade.
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For one, President Donald Trump is extremely unpopular in the blue and suburban state.
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Is the property on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan or in a dead suburban mall?
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My brother Kevin had been his basketball coach at Georgetown Prep in suburban Maryland.
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This criticism coalesced with an ongoing obsession about what suburban white America was thinking.
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November 20012, 19173: Four officers were gunned down in a suburban Seattle coffee shop.
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Quick plot summary: The director Bing Liu interviews his friends in suburban Rockford, Ill.
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We were thinking it was a block of flats further out in suburban London.
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Her article underscores the thoughtlessness that for decades has characterized urban and suburban design.
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The airport, in suburban Romulus, is roughly 83 to 30 minutes from downtown Detroit.
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This idea of SubUrbanisms breaks down the very strict binaries between urban and suburban.
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The Parkers, with three boys, were a quintessential hockey family in suburban Minneapolis-St.
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Biden is the candidate of African Americans, suburban moderates, the South, and older voters.
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When she was done cooking, she delivered meals through suburban developments in a BMW.
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But Sanders has not been competitive with Biden among black voters or suburban women.
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Daily Beast Reporter Hanna Trudo looks at the votes of suburban women in 2020.
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That hostile tone, though, was not evident in most small towns and suburban areas.
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In fact, he worries it will lead to more urban congestion and suburban sprawl.
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