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Although villages are
often located in
rural areas, the term
urban village is also
applied to
certain urban neighborhoods.
Villages are
normally permanent...
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Greenwich Village, or
simply the
Village, is a
neighborhood on the west side of
Lower Manhattan in New York City,
bounded by 14th
Street to the north,...
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those with more than 2,500 residents,
which can be
designated as cities,
villages or
towns according to the laws of each state. The
National Urban System...
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Global village describes the
phenomenon of the
entire world becoming more
interconnected as the
result of the
propagation of
media technologies throughout...
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alphabetical list of all po****ted places,
including cities,
towns and
villages, in the
Tibet Autonomous Region of
western China.
Contents Top A B C D...
- were put up in most of the county's
towns and
villages; only nine,
described as the
Thankful Villages, had none of
their residents killed.
During the...
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stories by
Sholem Aleichem. The
story centers on Tevye, a
milkman in the
village of Anatevka, who
attempts to
maintain his
Jewish religious and cultural...
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necessarily larger than all
villages. Indeed, many
villages are more
populous than many towns–compare for
instance Lozen, a
large village with more than 6,000...
- In
politics and economics, a
Potemkin village (Russian: [pɐˈtʲɵmkʲɪn]) is a
construction (literal or figurative)
whose purpose is to
provide an external...
- the Six
Bullerby Children (in the US
released as The
Children of
Noisy Village): All
About the
Bullerby Children Cherry Time at
Bullerby Six Bullerby...
