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• “Back then it was a scratched existence like hundreds of unseen small villages far off the main paved Carretera, throughout Mexico where life was what it was.”

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• “For those women who do become mothers, however, medical advances have again paved the way.”

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• ““Town” is basically a strip of hotels and restaurants along the side of this main paved road that heads into the park.”

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• “This outward style of growth has also left behind brownfields, areas contaminated (or perceived to be contaminated) with chemicals, and grayfields - areas that are no longer used but which remain paved over.”

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• “The liturgy of the word paved the way to a new discovery.”

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• “Do you call the paved place where you park your car beside your house a driveway like we do, or something else?”

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• “We still resist the idea of paved roads on Little Potato.”

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• “A natural pathway more difficult of progress I cannot conceive anywhere in the world; and yet this is a so-called paved road, the road over which all the trade of the western part of this great province, all the imports from Burma, are regularly carried.”

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• “Two centuries ago they were described as paved over with stones, with wide openings between them for cattle to break their legs, and the modern description by Hon.”

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• “But, he added, "some employees informally refer to a paved walkway that most employees use to walk between their offices, residences and the embassy dining facility as Negroponte Way.”

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