We get wiped out in the Dallas suburbs, Houston suburbs, Chicago suburbs, Denver suburbs -- you know there's a pattern -- Detroit suburbs, Minneapolis suburbs, Orange County, California, suburbs.
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Trump Clinton Urban 6.1m 17.8m votes Inner suburbs 15.4m 20.4m Outer suburbs 303m 17.3m Rural 16.8m 7.5m Trump Clinton Urban 6.1m 17.8m votes Inner suburbs 15.4m 20.4m Outer suburbs 22.4m 17.3m Rural 73m 7.5m Trump Clinton Urban 6.1m 17.8m votes Inner suburbs 15.4m 20.4m Outer suburbs 22.4m 17.3m Rural 16.8m 7.5m Trump Clinton Urban 213m 17.8m votes Inner suburbs 15.4m 20.4m Outer suburbs 17.3m 22.4m Rural 7.5m 16.8m Sources: Density based on the American Community Survey and Multi-Resolution Land Characteristics consortium data for the continental U.S. Precinct results compiled by Ryne Rohla.
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She's from the suburbs of New York; I'm from the suburbs of Philadelphia.
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The suburbs: The suburbs gave the House of Representatives to Democrats in 2018, and Republicans know the suburbs could give the White House to Democrats in 2020.
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Instead of the newcomers changing the suburbs, they say, the suburbs will change the newcomers.
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Small towns, outer-fringe suburbs, and the suburbs of small cities are where Republicans live.
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The battleground looks to be in another district in the Philadelphia suburbs and in the Pittsburgh suburbs.
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So, although it is very much a 90s setting, it's the suburbs, and the suburbs don't really change.
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The faux Dutch town is one of seven western-themed suburbs designed to lure wealthy residents to Shanghai's suburbs.
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Read more:The 50 best suburbs to live in America, ranked11 difference between raising kids in the suburbs and the cityMillennials are following in baby boomers' footsteps and heading for the suburbs — but they're doing it differently
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Democrats may be advancing in the inner-ring suburbs, but that does not mean they have conquered the suburbs over all.
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Erik Paulsen in the Minneapolis suburbs, and swaths of seats in New Jersey, the Philadelphia suburbs and in Orange County, California.
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"Right now, Bernie is their front-runner, and socialism doesn't sell in the Atlanta suburbs, in their Charlotte suburbs and in the Phoenix suburbs," the GOP strategist said, referring to the Senate races in Georgia, North Carolina and Arizona.
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More Americans live in suburbs than in cities, and the suburbs that we build are not the gridded, neighborly Mayberrys of our imagination.
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Raids in 4 suburbs The raids followed searches in four different Sydney suburbs on Saturday, including Lakemba, Surry Hills, Wiley Park and Punchbowl.
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Villanova, one of the prominent Philadelphia-area college basketball teams collectively known as the Big 5, has a roster composed almost exclusively of players from the Mid-Atlantic: Washington and its suburbs, Philadelphia and its suburbs, and New York City and its suburbs.
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Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests erupt in Paris suburbs after cops accused of sodomizing black man Violent protests against police brutality have continued through their fourth day in the suburbs of Paris.
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That amount would barely get you a two-bedroom apartment in the inner suburbs of Sydney, or a newer home in Melbourne's inner suburbs.
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It stretches from the western suburbs of San Antonio to the eastern suburbs of El Paso in the far-west tip of the state.
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CA-04: There are some shared qualities with the northern Sacramento suburbs of California's 4th District and the Phoenix suburbs from Arizona's 8th District.
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He did better in the suburbs of Washington, DC, but also better in the small cities of Richmond and Norfolk and in their suburbs.
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Using Mr Frey's classification, mature suburbs contain 82m people, compared with just 27m in Republican-leaning emerging suburbs and 9m in safe Republican exurbs.
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He probably won, and with more votes than any Kentucky governor in history, because the state's suburbs behaved more like suburbs in bluer states.
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KOTA not all this sort of rock dude stuck in the suburbs, but it's little vignettes told by a rock dude stuck in the suburbs.
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This happened as the suburbs of big Southern cities like Houston, Dallas, and Atlanta started to vote more like the suburbs of big Northern cities.
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Railroads and their right of ways, and streetcar suburbs, and the suburbs of the automobile air ... You're saying Grass Valley is where we should invest?
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The suburbs are a-changin': Republican losses in two upstate districts in New York help show how suburbs are turning blue all around the nation.
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Urban areas 1996 2016 Grand Rapids Inner suburbs 1996 2016 East Grand Rapids Kentwood Outer suburbs 326 2016 Byron Center Rural areas 2016 1996 75 pct.
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Urban areas 1996 2016 Inner suburbs 1996 2016 East Grand Rapids Grand Rapids Kentwood Outer suburbs Rural areas 0003 2016 2016 1996 Byron Center 75 pct.
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The race likely boils down to the margins in three types of localities: the exurbs – not suburbs – of Northern Virginia, the downstate suburbs, and Old Virginia.
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This has caused segregation in Asian and Latino suburbs to actually get worse in the past 25 years, and segregation in black suburbs to stay high.
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"We used to think of these divides as city and suburbs, with the poor in the city and the rich in the suburbs," Mr. Florida said.
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It wanted to require white students in the surrounding suburbs to be bused into Detroit, and black children in Detroit to be bused out to the suburbs.
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She's running even with Mr. Trump in the Milwaukee suburbs; she leads in Western Michigan; and she's posting huge leads in suburbs around Columbus, Ohio, and Philadelphia.
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Toni Wait, so this happened in Connecticut, but it didn't happen in the suburbs of Philadelphia or Milwaukee, or in Michigan suburbs — where it would have mattered?
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"There's large growth pockets in the northern and western suburbs of Melbourne, in the northern suburbs of Canberra and also scattered around the outskirts of Perth," Howe said.
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Texas's 23rd District, which stretches from the western suburbs of San Antonio to the eastern suburbs of El Paso, was among those where Democrats hoped to make inroads.
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Unfortunately, the service isn't available across the extent of those four cities: In Brisbane, you can schedule a ride only in Merthyr, New Farm, Newstead and Teneriffe; in Melbourne, the CBD and inner suburbs; in Perth, the CBD, inner suburbs and Freemantle; and in Sydney, the Eastern Suburbs and Inner West.
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The 1st district covers most of the South Side of Chicago and many of the city's southwestern suburbs, the 7th district includes much of the rest of the city proper and several western suburbs, and the 9th district includes parts of the North Side of Chicago and northern suburbs including Evanston.
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But Mr Northam doubled the previous Democratic governor's margin in the suburbs of Washington, DC. Earlier in 2017 Democrats nearly stole a seat in the deeply Republican Atlanta suburbs.
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With companies abandoning campuses in the suburbs for downtown hubs and young professionals pouring into urban neighborhoods, cities have grown faster than suburbs for the first time in generations.
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If the Atlanta suburbs almost flipped, what's to stop more fertile swing areas like central Wisconsin, the southern Oregon coast or the northern Virginia suburbs not far from the Capitol?
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This is as true in Alabama as it is in New York: Rural places and newer suburbs swung for Mr. Trump, while urban places and older suburbs favored Hillary Clinton.
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The Tina Feys of America — white female voters in the suburbs of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh as well as the suburbs outside Cincinnati and Columbus, and Orlando and Tampa — are roaring.
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Cars created the suburbs — indeed, some historians see the suburbs as the gargantuan offspring of an unholy union between the Eisenhower administration, carmakers and real estate developers in the 1950s.
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See MURDER IN THE SUBURBS AVIVA STAHL Aviva Stahl grew up in the oppressively landscaped suburbs of northern New Jersey, where she spent her middle school years arguing with underage Republicans.
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Swing Suburbs: Henrico, Loudoun and Prince William As is often the case in statewide races, the battle for Virginia governor this year will likely be handled in a handful of key suburbs.
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Set in what looks like the suburbs of Los Angeles (if the suburbs were populated by elves, centaurs, trolls, and gnomes), the story follows two elf brothers named Ian and Barley Lightfoot.
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Roads were closed and the authorities told people to leave or stay away from suburbs east of Canberra, as photos posted on social media showed gray smoke billowing above the city's suburbs.
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Some developers and planners believe that, while cities are and will continue to be a big draw, millennials won't ignore the suburbs: They'll simply demand more walkable, transit-friendly, city-like suburbs.
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Frisco was named one of the best suburbs in which to raise a family in Texas and one of the state&aposs best suburbs to live in by the ranking website Niche.com. 4.
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Boston will see up to 8 inches of snow in the southern suburbs and 4 to 603 inches in the northern suburbs, with lower amounts moving across the western part of the state.
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Colin Allred flipped a House seat in the suburbs of Dallas where Democrats hadn't even fielded a candidate in 2016, and Lizzie Pannill Fletcher picked up a seat in the suburbs of Houston.
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Democratic candidates outpaced Republican incumbents and nominees in the three most populous regions of the state, picking up seats in Hampton Roads, Richmond and the surrounding suburbs, and the fast-growing Washington suburbs.
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Read more: The most expensive suburb in every US stateTo gather a list of the top 95 US suburbs, GoBankingRates sourced from a previous study that found the best suburbs in every state.
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Unemployment in many suburbs is more than twice the national average of just under 10 percent, and some suburbs are also breeding grounds for homegrown jihadists, a point Mr. Macron mentioned on Tuesday.
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In 2017, I asked urbanist Brent Toderian, who was chief planner in Vancouver from 2006 to 2012, how he approaches the fraught subject of suburbs — and what kinds of suburbs might be saved.
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Scotland, wealthy and cosmopolitan London, and the affluent conservative suburbs.
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There's all this writing about cities and suburbs changing places.
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Empty malls litter the American suburbs like vacated conch shells.
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The denser the suburbs, the worse things got for Republicans.
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He lives in the Maryland suburbs with his wife Ashley.
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The one that was in the suburbs of New York?
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Everyone, he recalls, assumed they'd be moving to the suburbs.
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Once we got to the suburbs, we started robbing houses.
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The Arcade Fire's "The Suburbs (continued)" rises on the soundtrack.
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It connects the northern suburbs of the capital with Yanqing.
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Urban freeways, commuter suburbs and mandatory parking requirements reshaped cities.
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Eastwood leaves Linney in the suburbs and Hanks in Manhattan.
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A few areas in the suburbs have gigabit FTTH internet.
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This was in the suburbs of Los Angeles, Hawthorne, California.
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He lives out in the suburbs and loves Marilyn Monroe.
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Haftar's tanks and vehicles are stuck in Tripoli's southern suburbs.
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For weeks, money has flooded into the northern Atlanta suburbs.
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One newer complication is the Democratic reorientation in the suburbs.
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Despite a substantial shift of minorities from cities to suburbs,
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Hogs like this are not meant for the suburbs, folks.
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But Trump dominated among rural dwellers and in the suburbs.
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I miss having that since growing up in the suburbs.
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Amri then caught a regional train to the Milan suburbs.
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Coval was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago.
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Unfortunately, Warhol's sorcery hadn't reached the suburbs of the Midwest.
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Suburbs necessarily have shopping areas with great big parking lots.
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You need to buy more gas in the suburbs, too
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Cities are becoming more white and many suburbs have diversified.
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The Long Island suburbs have been segregated since their inception.
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The district borders South Carolina and encompasses some Charlotte suburbs.
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People spend money on different things in cities and suburbs.
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Its suburbs, once reliable red turf, are steadily turning blue.
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And freshly minted residential blocks stretch far into the suburbs.
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And now, many appear to be moving to the suburbs.
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Many affluent suburbs along the coasts have been voting Democratic.
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Clinton's margins in the Philadelphia suburbs, defying expectations that Mrs.
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Joel Kotkin: As go the suburbs, so goes the nation?
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Food halls are migrating to the suburbs and spreading inland.
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"I grew up in the suburbs of Paris," he says.
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New Yorkers from the suburbs have longed for this moment.
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Differentiate these from suburbs or rural areas one hundred percent.
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The suburbs of Bangkok are like any other residential enclave.
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Not at all like the clichéd version of the suburbs.
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To save on rent, many share apartments in the suburbs.
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After we had a baby, we moved to the suburbs.
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Rob Fishman: I grew up in the suburbs. Scarsdale. Yeah.
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The Jarvises, like the Beys, live in the Maryland suburbs.
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Half of Qatar's population lives in Doha and its suburbs.
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I mean, I grew up in the suburbs in Pennsylvania.
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Point 2, Democrats are doing very well in the suburbs.
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The extreme suburbs and the diminishing countryside are his settings.
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The midterms were fought in large part in these suburbs.
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"Being gay in the suburbs wasn't too wonderful," she said.
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They could accept if she was in the Chicago suburbs.
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Meanwhile, whites fled to private swim clubs in the suburbs.
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In the suburbs, the figure appeared to be even higher.
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Biden teaches at a community college in the Virginia suburbs.
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Around Pittsburgh, many suburbs have turned Democratic with surprising speed.
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Dear Diary: I was a child of Chicago's northern suburbs.
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Simply put, there are fewer people out in the suburbs.
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That leaves the suburbs: the Hudson Valley and Long Island.
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Buttigieg was second in large cities and second in suburbs.
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It's a situation many American suburbs find themselves in today.
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We got slaughtered in the suburbs in Texas in 2018.
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Rents are now rising just as fast in outlying suburbs.
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We head to our friend's house in the Maryland suburbs.
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Airstrikes have crippled hospitals in Idlib and the Damascus suburbs.
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There's a special election in the Houston suburbs on Nov.
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Round up all 25 reindeer running loose in the suburbs.
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Our first stop in the suburbs this time is Bronxville.
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Driving in cities is significantly harder than suburbs or highways.
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Mr. Spielberg grew up in the suburbs, particularly in Phoenix.
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Time passed, and a move to the suburbs was made.
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Jason Lewis, whose district covers the southern suburbs of Minneapolis.
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Past Tense The queens of Motown play the posh suburbs.
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Democrats picked up a bunch of seats in the Texas state legislature, swept a bunch of judicial elections, and picked up a House seat in the Dallas suburbs and another in the Houston suburbs.
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Her thoughts on the suburbs cut no corners: Suburbs are perfectly valid places to want to live, but they are inherently parasitic, economically and socially, too, because they live off answers found in cities.
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These suburbs west of Milwaukee are less white and more educated than they used to be, but over all they have changed much more slowly than suburbs in states like Virginia, Georgia and Arizona.
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Arguably, the suburbs are a Clinton family thing: In 1992, Bill Clinton almost single-handedly made the suburbs safe for the Democratic Party by projecting a more moderate image than its last several presidential candidates.
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Where it stands: Democrats overwhelmingly take majorities in city centers and inner suburbs, while Republicans' vote share increases as you move to the middle-ring suburbs, becoming more prevalent in distant exurbs and rural areas.
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"Out in the suburbs it gets harder to tell that story."
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We have a lot of work to do in the suburbs.
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Allegations of cheating were rampant around Manila and its southern suburbs.
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The city and surrounding suburbs generally only allow high-end development.
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The town itself, although savaged, fared better than its 'forgotten' suburbs.
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It's the sort of thing rich moms from the suburbs love.
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Nearly 60 percent of all black people now live in suburbs.
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Usmanov has homes in the suburbs of Moscow and in London.
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Millennials aren't the only ones ditching the suburbs for the cities.
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In the suburbs, the artist's subjects encounter an irreverent male youth.
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For years, the capital has seen repeated shelling from Damascus suburbs.
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Suburbs were also crucial in the French presidential election of 2017.
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What's happening: More people are renting or moving to the suburbs.
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Republicans should also worry about their slipping hold on the suburbs.
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Twisted eccentricities of the suburbs were psychedelic cartoons in his lyrics.
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He didn't move to a mansion in the suburbs of Nashville.
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But the vote-rich suburbs could pose more of a challenge.
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Chicago and nearby suburbs have applied for $2.2 million this year.
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Duff is a commercial insurance adjuster from the suburbs of Boston.
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That&aposs the county just outside the -- the suburbs of Columbus.
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As Vidal explored other suburbs, he found much the same uniformity.
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I grew up in the suburbs of Chicago, in Morton Grove.
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ET in Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania suburbs, NBC 10 Philadelphia reported.
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Northam also swept Richmond as well as its suburbs and exurbs.
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He moved to the suburbs, lacerating himself in grief and guilt.
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I used to live in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
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For decades, the suburbs were crucial to the Republican electoral coalition.
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Julie and Greg lived in the Philadelphia suburbs for ten years.
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The great houses emptied out as people moved to the suburbs.
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The suburbs are dotted with the palaces of former industrial barons.
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Perhaps the biggest difference is that Western suburbs emerged fully formed.
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Nearly all congressional Districts would now have farms, cities and suburbs.
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AM Texas speaks to the suburbs and the rural areas: Trumpland.
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Incumbent Dave Brat lost his reelection bid in the Richmond suburbs.
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The 22019th District, in Atlanta's suburbs, could be the easier race.
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Very heavy snow band hammering west suburbs of Boston right now.
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Gas is a major hidden cost of living in the suburbs.
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" It turns out that suburbs are no longer particularly politically "independent.
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It's just part of having kids and living in the suburbs.
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Pete Olson of Texas' 20123nd district in the Houston suburbs, Rep.
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Although undecided voters in these suburbs said their distrust of Mrs.
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There's a widespread stereotype that living in the suburbs is boring.
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One is upscale: politically moderate suburbs outside Philadelphia, Denver, Minneapolis-St.
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Meanwhile, surrounding suburbs were upper-middle class and nearly all white.
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Pisgat Ze'ev and Neve Yakov are suburbs built between Arab neighborhoods.
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Its population doesn't move to the suburbs, but across the ocean.
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Clinton to a rough parity in the increasingly diverse Philadelphia suburbs.
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Clinton's lead depends in part on white women in the suburbs.
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"It's building its own downtown in the suburbs," Mr. Krauser said.
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The 22019th district, in Atlanta's suburbs, could be the easier race.
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Scene 3: It was another raging Friday night in the suburbs.
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In the Philly suburbs, they're talking about cleaning contaminated water wells.
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Shelby includes the southeast suburbs of Birmingham and Madison includes Huntsville.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. — They were disaffected Republicans in affluent Washington suburbs.
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In the Washington suburbs, downed trees were strewn across the streets.
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Rose moved in temporarily with another sibling in the western suburbs.
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Just another Midwest guy going about his day in the suburbs.
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Opioid addiction was a crisis before it got to the suburbs.
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I thought the suburbs were wack when I grew up there.
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We are a diverse group, from the suburbs and the city.
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Heck, the GOP lost suburbs in Oklahoma because of these issues.
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The suburbs, home to many educated whites, are historically Republican bastions.
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Pete Sessions in Texas-22014, which spans the suburbs of Dallas.
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The people in the cities and suburbs just don't get it.
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Suburbs, like any other community, are always changing, developing, and transforming.
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Last year, the top three finishers were all from Dallas suburbs.
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Soon enough I reached the sprawling suburbs of the Twin Cities.
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By this point, the virus was consuming Seattle and its suburbs.
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"In the suburbs, there is no public transportation whatsoever," she said.
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Russell then traveled to the Illinois suburbs just west of Chicago.
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In most American cities, Jews tend to live in the suburbs.
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But in the suburbs and the city, we really got hit.
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The suburbs north of Columbus are pulsating with growth and prosperity.
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Arrington's failure to convince moderate Republicans in the suburbs, may have
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These suburbs north of San Diego used to vote reliably Republican.
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There's a certain lull to suburbs that eludes the city-dweller.
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Paperboy Prince of the Suburbs of Washington, photographed by Ben Sklar.
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Schools were closed in the city and many of its suburbs.
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They have major cities, smaller cities, suburbs, university towns and farms.
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Here are 12 reasons why I love life in the suburbs.
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The price per square foot is better in the suburbs, too.
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Costello retired in 2019 after two terms representing the Philadelphia suburbs.
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Some cities have larger boundaries, with suburbs included within city limits.
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People scrambled to work in dilapidated taxi minivans from the suburbs.
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Auschwitz was established in 1940 in the suburbs of Oswiecim, Poland.
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It's even more impactful for smaller suburbs with less diversified economies.
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That may reflect the appeal of environmentalism in relatively affluent suburbs.
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Compared with the suburbs or rural America, cities are more complex.
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Also, people in suburbs can't walk if there are no sidewalks. .
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Peter Roskam in Illinois' 6th District, which sits in Chicago's suburbs.
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Some metros included surrounding suburbs, even if they cross state lines.
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Still, the market above $2 million remains soft throughout the suburbs.
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In the Houston suburbs, challenger Lizzie Fletcher more than doubled Rep.
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And the suburbs will continue to feel the effects as well.
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Here's what it's like to live in the suburbs in 2006.
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An aunt and uncle ran a restaurant in the Paris suburbs.
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It seems like roads are always under construction in the suburbs.
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Nyack, unlike some suburbs, lacks commuter trains, so driving is common.
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Those deer found an ideal environment in growing green leafy suburbs.
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Acts like these murders aren't supposed to happen in the suburbs.
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The Democrats also covet the 32nd District, in the Dallas suburbs.
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Central cities are experiencing different economic conditions from exurban fringes; whole metro areas differ enormously from each other; the Silicon Valley suburbs of San Jose look very different, cost-wise, than the suburbs of San Antonio.
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What's interesting is that you see, very often, black people who live in the suburbs or who have made it to the suburbs — the generation that has made it out — be more permissive of inequitable treatment.
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Busting the myth that American young people live downtown, suburbs are actually much "younger" than urban areas, with approximately 2628 percent of millennials aged 28503 to 22019 in America's largest metro areas living in the suburbs.
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Of particular concern will be the weakening support for the GOP in the suburbs, continuing a trend that started in 2018 when Democrats flipped Republican-voting suburbs across the US and reclaimed a majority in the House.
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But Mississippi has smaller cities and suburbs, which means fewer white moderates.
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AEDT, many suburbs still show outages on Telstra's service status page, however.
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They also both contain some traumatic event taking place in the suburbs.
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By the evening hours the blaze had reached eastern suburbs of Split.
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Wade grew up on the South Side and in the South suburbs.
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The suburbs immediately outside Cleveland and Columbus, Ohio, went strongly for Clinton.
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According to exit polls, Trump took the suburbs nationally by 5 points.
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He called for a mass protest in Beirut's southern suburbs on Monday.
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It was felt in central Athens and the suburbs, Reuters witnesses said.
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So, Berry recalls, she moved the entire family out to the suburbs.
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But there's a more fundamental question: Just what are the suburbs anyway?
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Clinton beat Mr. Trump by 212020 million votes in inner-ring suburbs.
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He countered with a 5.1 million-vote advantage in outer-ring suburbs.
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That diversity describes Kentwood, one of Grand Rapids's largest inner-ring suburbs.
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Many affluent suburbs passed housing covenants to keep blacks and Latinos out.
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Its old head office, in Connecticut, sat amid suburbs and golf courses.
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Crucially, these were mostly seats gained in suburbs, not truly urban areas.
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"We found that smaller cities and suburbs fared the best," said Bankrate.
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Over in the suburbs, Chuck meets with the honorable(ish) Dr. Gilbert.
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Republicans did poorly last year in the mid-terms, especially in suburbs.
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The difference is that we, in the suburbs, die because of it.
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And no white boy from the suburbs is going to rescue you.
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The city-state's suburbs bristle with HDB towers, painted calming pastel hues.
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The path back to a House Republican majority runs through America's suburbs.
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Mac and Dennis move to the suburbs for all the imagined amenities.
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Because Democrats were already competitive in suburbs, they needed only small swings.
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So I won the suburbs, but I only won them by 10.
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Doubtful of London's future, tradesmen decamped to London's suburbs and other towns.
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"People would come from the suburbs to spend the day," she said.
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But moving to the suburbs presents a variety of challenges, Allred said.
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These exclusive garrison-suburbs are a peculiar feature of South Asian cities.
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Across the city's poorer suburbs, there are many signs of the shortage.
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Most came from urban areas or peripheral suburbs of the continent's cities.
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Our house in the suburbs stood next to another waterway: Greens Bayou.
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We spoke to Ayala at her home in the suburbs of Orlando.
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Go deeper: There are more opioid overdoses in the suburbs than ever
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As people are forced out to the suburbs, cities become less dynamic.
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But outside of the suburbs, their hipness looked like something else entirely.
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I grew up in the suburbs, about 20 miles out of Chicago.
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Most outstanding results were from Johnson County in the Kansas City suburbs.
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That district contains the entirety of Denver plus a few neighboring suburbs.
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Flights by an Acorn plane over Phoenix and its suburbs, March 2017.
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Murray has lived in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia, for 20 years.
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The statement said the attack targeted regime forces gathering in Hama's suburbs.
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Bombing the suburbs is not the answer, but avoiding them surely is.
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It said the District should not raise wages until neighboring suburbs do.
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Prior to the outbreak of war, they lived comfortably in Aleppo's suburbs.
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Republicans fear Trump could also struggle with moderates in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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It could make things tough for Trump in the suburbs in 2020.
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Suburbs and exurbs are fringes and fragments of cities with peculiar landscaping.
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The redrawn House districts include those in the much-contested Richmond suburbs.
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That said, the suburbs do benefit by the vitality of New York.
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Today they return with new single "Sex And The Suburbs" (premiering above).
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The media coverage of Trump's campaign often downplayed his support in suburbs.
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And the party thinks it know where to find them: the suburbs.
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Duckworth represents the northwest suburbs of Chicago in the House of Representatives.
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In Montreal, suburbs were Bloc and the central city was centrist Liberal.
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The suburbs were essentially a tie -- 51% for Moore, 47% for Jones.
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There were housewives from the suburbs who turned up carrying homemade cakes.
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"This is not Carrie in the suburbs, Carrie the commuter," she said.
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It's like a rapper growing up in tony suburbs rappin' about trappin'.
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For those in the suburbs, expect about 73 to 40 per hour.
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Trump is suffering big losses in the suburbs of Charlotte and Raleigh.
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The district contains some Richmond suburbs and parts of rural central Virginia.
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Louisiana's Faubourg Marigny Historic District was one of New Orleans' first suburbs.
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Many black people here still view the suburbs as hostile toward them.
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New homes in the suburbs have often remained unsold for long intervals.
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But he has struggled among Republican-leaning voters in the Milwaukee suburbs.
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In Philadelphia, it costs almost $14,000 more to live in the suburbs.
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The good news is that suburbs are once again on the rise.
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Rebel-held suburbs are visible, sometimes smoking from government airstrikes or shelling.
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I'm happy with our house in the suburbs and our two cars.
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Some went to government-held suburbs, others to rebel-held Idlib Province.
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And it could happen anywhere, from Staten Island to the Midwestern suburbs.
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Once, rebels downed a Russian MI-20163 transport helicopter in the suburbs.
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I grew up in the Cleveland suburbs in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Dave Joyce in the 14th, home to the Cleveland and Akron suburbs.
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"Neither of us really wanted to live in the suburbs," he said.
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Texas' 22020th District, home to the west Houston suburbs, fits that mold.
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Yeah, I was living out of the suburbs at my mom's place.
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They were supposed to be the idyllic community centers for the suburbs.
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But marchers are not only coming from DC and its surrounding suburbs.
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Living in the suburbs is challenging—they're very dry, it lacks culture.
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Pete Sessions in Texas's 218nd District, which spans the suburbs of Dallas.
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White female voters in the suburbs are a key constituency for Handel.
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In the New York City suburbs, several races have turned quite vicious.
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They may like the city, but they love the suburbs even more.
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Meanwhile there were astounding turnout surges in middle-class and affluent suburbs.
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A new Metro line is under construction, stretching into the eastern suburbs.
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Gingold saw "Pieces" in the Westchester County suburbs, where he grew up.
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But as those areas have waned, the suburbs of Indianapolis have flourished.
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It has surfaced in the suburbs of Dallas and in Birmingham, Ala.
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Meanwhile, African Americans were less likely to know about far-flung suburbs.
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And in the Washington suburbs, downed trees were strewn across the streets.
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Trappes is a low-income town located in Paris' affluent western suburbs.
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"I like where I'm from, and I like the suburbs," she said.
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Con Ed cut off new gas hookups in some New York suburbs.
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Suburbs are starting to look more like cities in other ways, too.
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Most Sundays, mother and son avoid the suburbs and roam the city.
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Chris Van Hollen of the rich white DC suburbs beat out Rep.
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Suburbs are fertile ground for such juxtapositions, with their abutments and encroachments.
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Karen Handel for this infamous, "toss-up" district in the Atlanta suburbs.
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"Being a kid in the suburbs today is very different," he said.
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These were not strapping American soldiers or beefy contractors from the suburbs.
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From there we could see the whole city and the surrounding suburbs.
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Virginia's largest population is in the Washington, DC, suburbs of Northern Virginia.
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Making cities, not suburbs, greener and more affordable should be our vision.
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National elections pitted Republican suburbs versus Democratic cities plus the rural South.
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Mature suburbs have also become magnets for America's most highly educated graduates.
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A. I grew up in the suburbs north of New York City.
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Well-educated Sun Belt suburbs have been reliably Republican for a generation.
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So how do you go to the suburbs without being a tourist?
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They are as Mexican as a ranch house in the Michigan suburbs.
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Maybe the concept of parklets will expand from city centers to suburbs.
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Are exurbs and rural areas getting redder, while suburbs are swinging bluer?
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Barbara Comstock, who represents a district in the Washington suburbs, and Rep.
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After Forty's death, Joe and Love are seen moving to the suburbs.
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A special delivery She lives in one of Detriot's most affluent suburbs.
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The pioneering architect brought his vision of modernism to Southern California suburbs.
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Even larger shares do in wealthy suburbs and in poorer inland communities.
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Even larger shares do in wealthy suburbs and in poorer inland communities.
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The police arrested four men in raids around the Sydney suburbs, above.
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The company's mission is to convince millennials that the suburbs have soul.
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Relocating from the city to the suburbs can be a jarring transition.
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But so too are smarter plans for developing other cities and suburbs.
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"The France of the suburbs needs mobility," he said at the time.
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Her stigmatization of immigrants would exacerbate social tensions in already edgy suburbs.
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At 20, she bought a small consignment shop in the Atlanta suburbs.
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" Mine was something like, "Seventy-two suburbs in search of a city.
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Strong winds fanned flames toward several suburbs in southwest Sydney on Saturday.
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Q: We're a Jewish family living in the New York City suburbs.
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And Uber is experimenting with a commute option in D.C.'s suburbs.
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Democrats won because they did well in the Richmond suburbs as well.
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Clinton, I'm a white woman who grew up in the Chicago suburbs.
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The heroin epidemic — which has hit especially hard in white suburbs, a.k.a.
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He always lived in both NYC and the New York suburbs; 2628.
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Others, like Seattle and the Washington suburbs, thrived even during the recession.
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Jackson was raised by a liberal family in suburbs north of Baltimore.
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Allergies are worse in the suburbs because there are more trees. Myth.
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So, you can't take a loan and then go to the suburbs.
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The Clintons live in the suburbs north of the city, but Mrs.
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Mike D'Agostino, a Democrat committee chairman who represents the New Haven suburbs.
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"One big reason for the popularity of suburbs is cost," Zillow reports.
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Debbie Dingell (D-Mich.), who represents the suburbs of auto-heavy Detroit.
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The New Jersey Third Congressional District, representing the Garden State's Philadelphia suburbs.
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My mom married my dad, and they eventually moved to the suburbs.
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A generation of city dwellers moved out to the clean-air suburbs.
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Covering Minneapolis and some surrounding suburbs, this is Minnesota's most liberal district.
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Breakfast finished, I cycle for hours through suburbs and winding woodland path.
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Man, the sacrifices one has to make to live in the suburbs.
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The novel begins with its heroine forced to leave Manhattan, with all of its enrichments, when her parents decide to move to the suburbs (for all of the reasons parents have always decided to move to the suburbs).
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Opportunities start with the US House of Representatives, where Democrats picked up two seats in tough 2018 races, one now held by Colin Allred in the Dallas suburbs and another held by Lizzie Panill-Fletcher in the Houston suburbs.
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A driving factor behind the price difference between the suburbs and the core city center is that houses in the suburbs are less scarce as it's generally easier to add more homes outward, known as urban sprawl, Tucker said.
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Most of the state's population is in the suburbs along the southern tier.
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There's a top-ranked meadery (which produces honey wine) in the Detroit suburbs.
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RG: Do you say "they" referring to millennials or folks coming from suburbs?
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Millions of whites nationwide moved out of cities and into racially isolated suburbs.
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Russian and Syrian forces have opened corridors for civilians to exit the suburbs.
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I'm driving today because I have an afternoon psychiatry appointment in the suburbs.
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But it has been unable to breach defenses in the city's southern suburbs.
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The post The Fastest-Growing Suburbs in America: It's a Sprawl-for-All!
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Kit and Margaret, who hailed from the Virginia suburbs, didn't stay long, though.
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The difference between inner-ring and outer-ring suburbs goes well beyond geography.
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Some units are now within seven kilometres (4.3 miles) of the city's suburbs.
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Mr. Fornara considered moving to the suburbs, but Ms. Welker was not interested.
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But at the moment, Moore's candidacy has the wealthy suburbs dazed and divided.
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If medieval Norway's spirit lives on, it may have moved to the suburbs.
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Virginia's results suggest Democratic voters have grown extraordinarily energized, particularly in the suburbs.
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A former GOP congressman from the Atlanta suburbs, Price served just eight months.
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It's an exploding problem that has moved from the "street" to the suburbs.
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About 70% (1,300 papers) that closed or merged were in metro areas (suburbs).
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Haftar's forces have been unable to breach the defenses in Tripoli's southern suburbs.
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Many of the victims hail from white middle-class suburbs and rural towns.
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The cousins were arrested in the suburbs of Dijon, in the country's east.
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More so than their American or Australian counterparts, European suburbs are anonymous places.
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To understand the fault lines in today's Europe, then, go to the suburbs.
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The new underground loops, by contrast, focus on moving them around the suburbs.
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Through her acumen, she was able to move her family to the suburbs.
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By the time she was 14, she had already lived in seven suburbs.
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Suburbs are designed for the opposite: no history to be read, no complications.
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But while we're on the subject: Can we have Carrie in the suburbs?
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It's nothing like the elaborate light displays and blowup Santas of the suburbs.
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A small amusement park in Melbourne's suburbs, Wobbies World opened in the 1970s.
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In most cities, people live in suburbs and commute in to the centre.
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Long Island is home to New York's greatest malls and most terrifying suburbs.
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But there were some gardening jobs opening up, because the suburbs were spreading.
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Suburbs all across America, people would line up and get on the buses.
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As high-earning workers moved to suburbs, low-income residents were left behind.
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As a moderately used car for the suburbs, the Prius has no peer.
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In the 1970s, the decision fueled the "white flight" from cities to suburbs.
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Civil disobedience in Sheffield's increasingly non-leafy suburbs may soon be cut down.
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But this year, he won, even in one of northern Virginia's wealthiest suburbs.
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Suburbs across Southern California have also grappled with a spike in measles cases.
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Clinton's support was concentrated in urban centers (including Boston) and tony Massachusetts suburbs.
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If you're tooling around the suburbs, that might mean an hour or more.
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It took off pretty quickly, especially in the Chicago area and the suburbs.
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Out here in the suburbs of Essex, there's been a serious traffic collision.
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ET. Based in the Connecticut suburbs, Schacknow's group was known as The Work.
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Waymo is launching a self-driving taxi service in the suburbs of Phoenix.
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Its freeways and sprawling suburbs seemed to represent the new American residential model.
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Unsurprisingly, Washington D.C. and its Virginia and Maryland suburbs made the short list.
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It's been as far from the city's culture and consciousness as the suburbs.
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She leads by nine points in the downstate suburbs and six points upstate.
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The paleos thought the future of the right wasn't in the upscale suburbs.
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Stefan Paris is a 55-year-old radiologist living in Berlin's outer suburbs.
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The community is mainly spread across impoverished suburbs around the capital Kuala Lumpur.
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British and American suburbs are still mostly white, but less so than before.
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Like Abigail Spanberger, who's challenging incumbent Dave Brat in the Richmond, Virginia, suburbs.
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Haeusler had previously served five years for selling meth in the Sydney suburbs.
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The family, who lives in the Chicago suburbs, have asked for their privacy.
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There is a high concentration of denizens from the leafy North Shore suburbs.
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"We consider Chicago one of our finest suburbs," said Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett.
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But Trump ended up winning the suburbs by more points than Romney did.
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The "Petite Couronne" of Paris itself and inner suburbs will follow by 2025.
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Living in the suburbs can be extremely expensive, and often in unexpected ways.
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Here are six of the worst hidden costs of living in the suburbs.
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Representing the Philadelphia suburbs, Costello has remained left of many of his colleagues.
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Kelliher, who is white, won the suburbs west of Minneapolis by wide margins.
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Pennsylvania now presents a number of opportunities for Democrats — particularly in Philadelphia's suburbs.
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The district sits in the Houston suburbs, a rapidly diversifying part of Texas.
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Dave Brat (R-Va.) in a former GOP stronghold in the Richmond suburbs.
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Mighty Quinn's Barbecue has 10 eateries in New York City and the suburbs.
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Demand for these homes is weakest in affluent suburbs without a train station.
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Set in the suburbs of Dakar, Atlantics opens on a dusty city road.
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They were from the Philadelphia suburbs, and "city prices scared them," she said.
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Barbara Comstock is unlikely to hold onto her seat in the DC suburbs.
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Some died by falling into open manholes in flooded streets in various suburbs.
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The pipeline runs from Alberta to Burnaby, a port city in Vancouver suburbs.
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McDonald's headquarters has moved back to Chicago after 47 years in the suburbs.
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He currently represents the state's 9th Congressional District, which includes suburbs of Detroit.
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It stretches in a jagged line from northwestern Columbus to Cleveland's western suburbs.
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One after another, they decamped for sprawling campuses in the suburbs and exurbs.
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But many close-in suburbs and neighborhoods are withering, particularly in the Northeast.
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More distant suburbs and exurbs are still thriving, especially in the Sun Belt.
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For about half my life, Da Beast and I lived in the suburbs.
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They live not only in cities but also in suburbs and rural areas.
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Carolina, there was no easy escape hatch for white flight, because suburbs were
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Suburbs now have a higher rate of poverty than many urban areas do.
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Soon enough, she married and moved to Chicago, then to the city's suburbs.
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Clinton has an advantage in these suburbs of more than two to one.
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While some animals are moving to cities, these mountain lions prefer the suburbs.
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Or maybe it's canceled out by huge Clinton gains in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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The fact that wealthy suburbs are so pivotal only makes the problem worse.
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And then the galleons want to shop in the mall in the suburbs.
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And it is cheaper to live in some urban areas than the suburbs.
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When we start to lose in the suburbs, it says something to us.
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His warrior tone worries many activists, who fear further antagonizing the disenfranchised suburbs.
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A drive through the suburbs is testimony to the army's use of force.
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Now, when even distant suburbs boast malls and multiplexes, our disdain seems quaint.
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Oh, now, that's the wealthiest suburbs, so were you very wealthy growing up?
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The LNA has not been able to breach defences in southern Tripoli suburbs.
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If you have a house in the suburbs, that's probably a different story.
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Those contracts were still going largely to white-owned firms in the suburbs.
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But misfortune in America looks like Detroit's outer suburbs and high school shootings.
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And I've heard about a lot of things happening in suburbs like Schwamendingen.
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Brazil's dystopian atmosphere reminds me of growing up in suburbs outside of Detroit.
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Today, more of metropolitan America's poor live in the suburbs than in cities.
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Democrats see such Kemp declarations as the key to unlocking the Atlanta suburbs.
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The city mocked the blandness of the suburbs, then it became the blandness.
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The Republicans are trying to bring poll watchers into Philadelphia from the suburbs.
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Over 100 families in the New York suburbs were told to quarantine themselves.
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They thrive in the new-growth forests, now fragmented by roads and suburbs.
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There's an intensified competition for and focus on women voters in the suburbs.
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Austin and its suburbs remain sharply divided by class, race and even religion.
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The suburbs there are still popular and attract local, national and international migrants.
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They came out of private schools or great public schools in affluent suburbs.
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During the last century, millions of urban-dwelling Americans fled to the suburbs.
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Her district is a suburban-exurban blend of mainly prosperous New Jersey suburbs.
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Educated, affluent districts in the suburbs will be the battle zones of 2018.
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He scored in the suburbs and rural areas of the South and West.
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Joe Ciresi (D), to talk about exploring transportation alternatives in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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One example is DeSoto County, which contains the Mississippi-based suburbs of Memphis.
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Her background Like Judge Kavanaugh, Ms. Swetnick, 55, is from the Washington suburbs.
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Snow piled up on roads that went unplowed in the city and suburbs.
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But in places like the diverse Denver suburbs, it had the opposite effect.
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In Texas' 22nd district, which encompasses major parts of the Houston suburbs, Rep.
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Driving in an urban environment is almost nothing like driving in the suburbs.
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Nashville suburbs Mount Juliet and Lebanon appeared hard hit, the weather service said.
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Rome, Cabinet Undersecretary Riccardo Fraccaro attends presentation of report on suburbs (1000 GMT).
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I slept in villages, I slept in the suburbs, I slept on farms.
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His patients were primarily from the city's southwest side and the neighboring suburbs.
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It's one of those nights with a big range from city to suburbs.
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He put the car back in gear and started back to the suburbs.
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But I am not confident Ds can win that argument in the suburbs.
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Watch for them in the suburbs of Nevada -- and in every state beyond.
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Bonnell grew up in a conservative Catholic household in the suburbs of Omaha.
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When you move to the suburbs, chances are you&aposll be up-sizing.
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Take, for example, School District U-46 in the northwest suburbs of Chicago.
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Radical Suburbs falters in the tonal shifts from historical research to narrative anecdotes.
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Armed militias might emerge in the suburbs, as they once did in Ireland.
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With that, cities and their suburbs have had more residents voting for Democrats.
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Rome, Cabinet Undersecretary Riccardo Fraccaro attends presentation of report on suburbs (210800 GMT).
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Water absorbing farmland covered much of what today are the city's sprawling suburbs.
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Kevin Yoder, whose seat encompasses a swath of Kansas City and its suburbs.
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But we can't rule out a dusting on grassy areas, especially northern suburbs.
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When the suburbs sent out siren calls, white residents were seduced and left.
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I'm an outlier here in the suburbs, a stranger in a strange land.
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Mr. McCready performed better in the Charlotte suburbs than he did last year.
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This should be a big-range kind of night from suburbs to city.
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The demographic mirrors the migration of Asian families to suburbs across the country.
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Suburbs also need to respond and react to bigger changes in the workforce.
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Nietzsche keeps a sad blog about the suburbs ("Nothing will happen, not today").
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That's a seismic change from the GOP's long-held dominance in the suburbs.
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Home prices in the D.C. suburbs are among the highest in the nation.
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I got this coat in the train station in the suburbs of Tokyo.
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Sure I grew up in the suburbs, but I was a city person.
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Pat Meehan's in the Philadelphia suburbs (another Clinton-won seat) -- fit this description.
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It calls to mind images of suburbs, family life and youth soccer teams.
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Central cities and the inner suburbs of large cities are where Democrats live.
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What's really terrible is that Meklat reinforces the xenophobes' stereotypes about the suburbs.
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Not every district is Manhattan's Upper West Side, or Chicago's North Shore suburbs.
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The biggest worry coming out of Tuesday night has to be the suburbs.
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Arizona, and specifically the suburbs of Phoenix, are a safe place to live.
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Washington, D.C., is a predominantly Democratic-leaning city, as are its immediate suburbs.
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One man conversed about the suburbs as a clerk dusted the store shelves.
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The 20 suburbs below are listed in ascending order of median household income.
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I come from a middle-class family and grew up in the suburbs.
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The search for affordable housing is overpopulating some suburbs, with sometimes serious consequences.
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Then there are the suburbs, the key to Democratic gains nationwide in 23.
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It tracks his Gatsbyesque life from the Canadian suburbs to Manhattan's A-list.
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In car-reliant suburbs like Levittown, the most valuable resource is obviously oil.
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Addicts from the suburbs often drove there to buy heroin from street dealers.
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Turns out he was from the suburbs and went to private school. 19.
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The deduction's biggest beneficiaries, as my colleague Matt Yglesias has explained, often live in rich suburbs in states like New York, New Jersey, and California, and those suburbs tend to be in swing congressional districts held by vulnerable House Republicans.
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Assaults in suburbs next to the lockout zone like Ultimo have increased by 183%, while assaults have increased by 17% in suburbs like Newtown and Surry Hills, that have plenty of pubs and bars but are outside the lockout zone.
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In the battleground states, the Clinton campaign has poured resources into courting women in, for example, the suburbs of northern Virginia, which spill over from Washington, DC, the suburbs of Denver in Colorado, and outside prosperous Columbus, the capital of Ohio.
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Some millennials are taking their search for affordable housing even further than the suburbs: They're buying homes outside the affluent suburbs and reviving the exurbs for the first time in a decade, reported Laura Kusisto of The Wall Street Journal.
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The suburbs mirror US demographic trends; minorities represent 35% of suburban residents, and in 2010, the share of blacks in large metro areas living in the suburbs surpassed 51%, meaning the majority of black Americans are suburbanites, according to Brookings.
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But, like almost all of Perrotta's characters, they live in the suburbs of the Northeast—and not the mid-century suburbs of John Updike, that locus of the American Dream, where the ordinary was made lustrous by a literary virtuoso.
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Diversity has hit the suburbs themselves: Once overwhelmingly white, the inner suburbs of Philadelphia, in Delaware and Montgomery and Bucks, have seen an explosion in nonwhite residents, just like they have in Virginia, California, Colorado, Illinois, Michigan, heck, nearly everywhere.
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In last November's Virginia governor's race, Democrat Ralph Northam posted big advances not only in suburbs outside of Washington DC, which politically behave more like Northern suburbs, but also the suburban communities around Richmond, which have tilted more reliably Republican.
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The death was the culmination of months, even years, of racial tensions in Paris and its suburbs that intensified this summer, fueled by long-held stereotypes of the Chinese as weak yet unusually successful residents of economically disadvantaged, immigrant-heavy suburbs.
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CA45, IL06, NJ07, CA48, TX07, TX32 The most highly educated battleground suburbs are among the best Democratic opportunities to make additional gains, which shouldn't be much of a surprise, given how many breakthroughs Democrats have already posted in well-educated suburbs.
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She loves the suburbs, she hates the suburbs, she loves the crowded city where you can be alone, and the Upper West Side, where the schleppy old guys of old have given way to the schleppy old guys of now.
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Its shops are mostly in fast-growing "second-tier" cities and in the suburbs.
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Roads also take up more of the land area in the newly developed suburbs.
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He cut into Mrs Hyde-Smith's margins, particularly in the Memphis and Jackson suburbs.
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I had a family, a career, a house in the suburbs—the American dream.
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MagicBus – Google shuttles for everyone: Commuting between cities and suburbs can be a pain.
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The transportation between cities to suburbs market is $1 trillion, according to the company.
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There's no way I could have gotten around the suburbs as a minor, ever.
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One completely foreign to a guy who grew up in the suburbs of Ottawa.
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And suburbs being places where lower-income people, people of color, immigrants are moving.
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Authorities are now investigating the death in Palaiseau, in the southern suburbs of Paris.
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But at the same time, suburbs and whatnot have been supporting us for years.
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There wasn't anywhere inside the city — we had to travel out to the suburbs.
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Spanberger beat House Freedom Caucus member Brat thanks to big margins in Virginia suburbs.
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But he says that the suburbs is where people really want to settle down.
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It was a huge challenge: We moved to the suburbs to save on rent.
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Whites fled inner cities for the suburbs because of rising crime in the 254s.
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They are both 34 years old and grew up in the Boston suburbs. 5.
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Dufrene was known to catch two buses from the suburbs to reach the bar.
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This roll-out is orchestrated from a headquarters in the eastern suburbs of Hiroshima.
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When Flash isn't cramming for academic decathlon, he's deejaying house parties in the suburbs.
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Political fallout: This could be a nightmare for Republicans in suburbs and swing states.
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I was away from family, living in the suburbs of the California Bay Area.
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There's the largely rural Sixth District, stretching from the western panhandle to Washington suburbs.
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These cities grew on their own and have never been suburbs of Los Angeles.
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For a certain group of startups, being in the suburbs is the best option.
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For a certain group of startups, being in the suburbs is the best option.
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Without the electoral college the candidates would focus on big cities and their suburbs.
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It might make more sense to look at the suburbs, the places in between.
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Foreign accountants and IT geeks choose them for well-paid work and swanky suburbs.
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After that letter, my momentum, particularly among women in the suburbs, stopped and dropped.
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A post-war highway-building boom in America yielded explosive growth in city suburbs.
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Democrats still think they have a shot at this seat in the Atlanta suburbs.
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The Syrian regime also occasionally allows UN-sponsored humanitarian convoys to enter the suburbs.
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Today, one in three poor Americans — about 16.4 million people — lives in the suburbs.
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Image: Markus Schreiber/APMoon rising over a mosque in the suburbs of Islamabad, Pakistan.
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I grew up in the suburbs and it was very different kind of vibe.
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It aims to benefit some 920,000 people, mainly in the eastern suburbs of Dakar.
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We both bought homes in the suburbs and spent lunch hours complaining about commuting.
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GIGOT: So 224 times on electric car subsidies for rich people in the suburbs.
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Democrats are hoping to flip the district, which includes Detroit&aposs affluent northwestern suburbs.
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Travis Scott was born Jacques Webster and grew up in the suburbs of Houston.
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The old villages will look like modern suburbs with detached houses and small gardens.
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A week later, 11 days later, I win the Philadelphia suburbs by 13 points.
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"There are probably suburbs outside these cities that are in less danger," DePietro said.
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Georgia's Sixth Congressional District, in the Atlanta suburbs, has long been a Republican stronghold.
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Democrats continue to do well on solid Democratic soil and increasingly dominate the suburbs.
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It's one thing for a Democrat to win the close-in suburbs of Columbus.
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The episode began with Rick and Michonne unsuccessfully scavenging for guns in the suburbs.
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Flint is surrounded by numerous suburbs that have fared better than the city proper.
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Some old suburbs have become heavily black or Hispanic—or, in Britain, south Asian.
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Trump has done relatively poorly in the suburbs, even in states he has won.
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They may move to the suburbs and buy a car when they have children.
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Surrounded by staunchly Republican suburbs, Milwaukee was the cradle of the American socialist movement.
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Previously safe Republican incumbents in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Miami and Orange County, Calif.
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Now, people in suburbs and small towns don't need to own their own car.
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The election had stronger-than-usual turnout in the suburbs, according to media reports.
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They are the college-educated Republicans or independents who lean Republican in the suburbs.
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In some unplanned African suburbs as little as 5% of the land is road.
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Town planning in Perth has become about connecting suburbs with long stretches of asphalt.
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There's no reason to believe, from these results, that Democrats can't compete in suburbs.
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" He goes even further by stating that the "inner suburbs have turned into cities.
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And the good news is there are some quality suburbs from which to choose.
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Dave Brat met with some supporters at Hanover Tavern in the red Richmond suburbs.
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That set off a political tug of war between the suburbs and the city.
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Growing up in the suburbs of Boston, family meals shaped Reider's philosophy around food.
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Both the mode and the cost of transportation will vary between cities and suburbs.
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Opportunities for independence certainly exist in the suburbs, but driving restrictions greatly affect this.
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A high cost of living and unaffordable housing are pushing millennials to the suburbs.
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However, jobs were created in other areas, building highways, creating suburbs and the like.
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During the baby boom, the suburbs gave families safe places to raise their kids.
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We've also included population size for each of the best suburbs, sourced from Niche.
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Today, it stretches from Eastern Orlando into the working class suburbs to the South.
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The rising cost of living in big cities is pushing families to the suburbs.
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Problems in the suburbs could leave the GOP relying even more on rural voters.
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Most Israelis see the area, where about 200,20153 Jews now live, as regular suburbs.
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Malls and shopping aren't the only things that have changed in suburbs across America.
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But he's provoked much greater resistance in white-collar suburbs than Republicans usually face.
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He spent the summer running a house painting operation in the suburbs of Chicago.
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"We wanted someone who wasn't from the suburbs," Dick DeVos told a local reporter.
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But the state's diversifying suburbs have helped boost Democrats, electing moderates like freshman Rep.
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That's in keeping with the suburbs as the central battleground between the two parties.
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An O'Connor win tonight would suggest the suburbs might be swinging to Democrats. 4.
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Clinton grew up in the suburbs, watching the Cubs on television with her brothers.
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From Wrigleyville to the Chicago suburbs, fans marveled at the enormity of the occasion.
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More than 100,000 people have left the capital's outlying suburbs for the city centre.
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Suburban danger zones: 2018 could make the suburbs great again for the House Democrats.
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Population growth in their higher-density suburbs has been falling since 2015 as well.
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Over time, many second- or third-generation Jews moved to Brooklyn or the suburbs.
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Millennials are eschewing settling down in big cities and are turning to suburbs instead.Realtor.
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Those districts frequently run through the suburbs of large cities in high-income states.
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In 2016, both Democratic support and turnout were down in Detroit and its suburbs.
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France's triumph in the World Cup was powered by immigrants from the hardscrabble suburbs.
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For Wojtasik, whose parents live in the Chicago suburbs, going home isn't an option.
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Pisces teens who grew up in the suburbs were often obsessed with getting out.
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The district is in the state's steel and coal belt, including suburbs of Pittsburgh.
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In the far suburbs of Detroit, Kerry Bentivolio, sometimes a Santa Claus impersonator, lost.
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Another Schaffner chart, on the suburbs, helped clarify how stark the regional differences are.
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In previous years, it imported a Santa to Beirut's southern suburbs to distribute gifts.
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But after this year's midterms, the politics of the suburbs are looking more complicated.
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Erin Zwiener, a Texas Democratic state representative, represents fast-growing suburbs south of Austin.
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Congestion pricing could generate billions of dollars, but now the suburbs want a piece.
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To a kid like me from the suburbs, it was an explosion of green.
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" Yes, he conceded, "some of these neighborhoods are becoming the equivalent of vertical suburbs.
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Thus did Labor lose significantly in outer suburbs, including among several lower-income electorates.
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I would go for a "banquet" at the Chinese brothels in the outer suburbs.
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The second stop in our Suburbs in the City series: Ditmas Park in Brooklyn.
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It has been found in seven states and in the New York City suburbs.
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Democrats are targeting two seats in the Minneapolis suburbs: the Second and Third Districts.
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The path to a Democratic majority and realizing progressive change runs through the suburbs.
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Stroud's home in the northern suburbs sits on higher ground and escaped largely unscathed.
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Orfield described the charts in an email: Trump's vote skyrocketed in very white suburbs.
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Ralph S. Northam earned huge margins in metropolitan Virginia and the populous Washington suburbs.
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Wild turkeys, relatively new to the suburbs, do not always know how to behave.
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Georgia, with its large non-white population and growing suburbs, is one of them.
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It was the suburbs, so it had to be safer than the city, right?
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With drunken teenage parties in the suburbs and hard-core pornography in Times Square.
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When oil fetched $100 per barrel, we fracked away, even in our own suburbs.
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Victories in the suburbs powered the Democratic wave in the 2018 midterms, and Rep.
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The agency explained that curious moose often visit mountain towns and suburbs in Colorado.
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Other suburbs popular with foreign buyers include Box Hill and Mount Waverley, he said.
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He came from the city to visit our family in the suburbs every week.
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