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Describe the push factors that have led to a negatie migration rate for New Y ork City?
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∙ 11y ago
one its negative two the people are rude and above all broke it gets annoying with the city lights the appartments are crappy but for the city that never sleeps its not that bad what its made out to be they make it sound bad well i have a brother (bro) that lives there and he says its not that bad so i mean its your choice i guess...
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