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WHILE it is true that a majority of Americans has become an urban population, as opposed to the once dominant reality of rural America, it is also true that when urbap Americans decide to move to the suburbs or to the country, they want to escape high density development, traffic jams, air pollution, and the noise and irritations of living in close quarters with one’s neighbors. American farmers do not live in villages and commute to their fields, as do some farmers in England and the European Continent. And American suburbanites want their spacious lawns and backyard gardens; they don’t want to move out to the country to live in another slightly different version of
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