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Over the next decade, national development policymakers will face a myriad of intertwining challenges stemming from the forces of globalisation and an ageing population - issues faced by every major developing city, but given an added dimension by Singapore's drive to be a top-class global city without the comforts of a hinterland which will provide its people a respite from the constant reurbanisation.
TODAYonline 2010
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Over the next decade, national development policymakers will face a myriad of intertwining challenges stemming from the forces of globalisation and an ageing population - issues faced by every major developing city, but given an added dimension by Singapore's drive to be a top-class global city without the comforts of a hinterland which will provide its people a respite from the constant reurbanisation.
TODAYonline 2010
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Over the next decade, national development policymakers will face a myriad of intertwining challenges stemming from the forces of globalisation and an ageing population - issues faced by every major developing city, but given an added dimension by Singapore's drive to be a top-class global city without the comforts of a hinterland which will provide its people a respite from the constant reurbanisation.
TODAYonline 2010
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Over the next decade, national development policymakers will face a myriad of intertwining challenges stemming from the forces of globalisation and an ageing population - issues faced by every major developing city, but given an added dimension by Singapore's drive to be a top-class global city without the comforts of a hinterland which will provide its people a respite from the constant reurbanisation.
TODAYonline 2010
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