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Outside the bantustans, Africans are required to live in restricted residential areas called Townships (formerly Locations), or in the case of many migrant workers (see below) in Hostels or Compounds at mines or large industrial concerns.
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"Townships" were areas demarcated for use by people of colour, under apartheid.
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Townships with a majority of their property being national forest tend to be poor.
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Voters in Lower Providence and Worcester Townships in Pennsylvania will see the following sign at their poll on Tuesday.
Joe The Nerd Ferraro: A Direct Political Result of the Rally for Sanity Joe The Nerd Ferraro 2010
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Townships will have to vigorously implement neglected storm water regulations.
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Townships with a majority of their property being national forest tend to be poor.
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Voters in Lower Providence and Worcester Townships in Pennsylvania will see the following sign at their poll on Tuesday.
Joe The Nerd Ferraro: A Direct Political Result of the Rally for Sanity Joe The Nerd Ferraro 2010
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One reason: Townships have fewer employees per person and use more part-timers, reducing salaries and benefits.
When Civic Mergers Don't Save Money Conor Dougherty 2011
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Partially as a result of separatism issues making any sort of parliamentary or cabinet government impossible (because a cabinet government would be at least one-third hard-core super-Anglos from Eastern Townships and southern Ontario to reflect any sort of real balance of social and economic power, cabinet has ceased to be any sort of policy institution).
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Townships have long been the odd ducks of state government.
Taxpayers Strike Back Douglas Belkin 2011
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