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Suburbanization was the spatial fix for the industrial age — the geographic expression of mass production and the early credit economy.
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Suburbanization created all sorts of new demand for automobiles and television sets and durable goods.
The Great Reset 2009
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Suburbanization created all sorts of new demand for automobiles and television sets and durable goods.
The Great Reset 2009
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Suburbanization created all sorts of new demand for automobiles and television sets and durable goods.
The Great Reset 2009
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Suburbanization was the spatial fix for the industrial age — the geographic expression of mass production and the early credit economy.
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Suburbanization, sprawl, and the overwhelming dominance of private motor vehicles over public transportation are not peculiarly American phenomena, and are not the product of peculiarly American market preferences and public policies.
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Suburbanization — and the sprawling growth it propelled — made sense for a time.
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Suburbanization — and the sprawling growth it propelled — made sense for a time.
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Suburbanization and postwar affluence stimulated an extensive period of synagogue building.
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Suburbanization made the car a virtual necessity, and formerly rural landscapes were reshaped by the pervasive automobile.
The Prize Daniel Yergin 2008
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