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46 Even within cities , ethnic groups also tend to cluster in specific
neighbourhoods . This is partly because they look for the cheapest housing ,
usually in the inner cities , then as they become more prosperous they may move
out to the ...
46 Even within cities , ethnic groups also tend to cluster in specific
neighbourhoods . This is partly because they look for the cheapest housing ,
usually in the inner cities , then as they become more prosperous they may move
out to the ...
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0 Source : US Bureau of the Census , 1993b . in one of the four major cities –
Amsterdam , Rotterdam , The Hague and Utrecht . In Western Germany the
immigrant population is concentrated in the old industrial areas : in Frankfurt and
...
0 Source : US Bureau of the Census , 1993b . in one of the four major cities –
Amsterdam , Rotterdam , The Hague and Utrecht . In Western Germany the
immigrant population is concentrated in the old industrial areas : in Frankfurt and
...
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Korean grocery stores seem to feature on most street corners in the larger
American cities , giving the impression that Koreans have a culturally ingrained
entrepreneurial drive . In fact , the shopkeepers are often ex - lawyers , engineers
, or ...
Korean grocery stores seem to feature on most street corners in the larger
American cities , giving the impression that Koreans have a culturally ingrained
entrepreneurial drive . In fact , the shopkeepers are often ex - lawyers , engineers
, or ...
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