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New Lanark, initially a successful model village founded by Robert Owen, faced challenges that led to its decline. Economic shifts, particularly the rise of industrial competition and changes in labor practices, undermined its viability. Additionally, the inability to sustain Owen's progressive social ideals in a changing economic landscape contributed to its failure. By the late 19th century, the mill's operations ceased, marking the end of its innovative social experiment.

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