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Meanings of urban areas in English

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Usage of urban areas in English
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And in urban areas, new cases are growing fast in this community.
Reuters
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The look and feel of these urban areas is set to change.
The Guardian
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They argued that the measure doesn't address gun violence in urban areas.
The Guardian
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Rooftop gardens can be used to capture water in dense urban areas.
The Guardian
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In the urban areas we have focused on infrastructure roads, telecommunications, power.
Reuters
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But as rapid urbanisation continues, similar energies are needed in urban areas.
The Guardian
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It's geographically unbalanced too; medical resources are concentrated in wealthier urban areas.
Reuters
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Today, more than half the people on earth live in urban areas.
Wired
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The LGBT community is largely tolerated in Indonesia, especially in urban areas.
Reuters
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And for those outside of urban areas, transit times can be extreme.
Wired
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Outer urban areas also rank higher than the suburbs on human resources.
News.com.au
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Will car-sharing become a keystone of the sharing economy in urban areas?
The Irish Times
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Some speeds around schools and dense urban areas needed to be lower.
Radio NZ
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Housing growth should, it says, be concentrated around already exiting urban areas.
The Irish Times
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Even in urban areas, many garden centres offer bags of farmyard manure.
The Irish Times
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Homes in the CBD and urban areas are exclusively for the rich.
The South African
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