1. It would a…………..e the development of alternative safer materials.

In some cities in the south the violence is a……………g.

2. This is how the building sits, a…….t to the Aquatics Centre, opposite the Olympic Stadium.
3. We live in an a…………….t neighborhood.
4. There were to be thirty-seven playgrounds, twenty schools. There were to be a hundred and thirty-
three miles of street, paved with an inch and a half of No. 2 macadam on an a……………e base.
5. It will be used a……………l means to create food in laboratories as has already been done.
6. The truck was b………….g black smoke.

7. With the amount of traffic nowadays, even a trip across town is b………….t by/with dangers.
8. Gentrification may be viewed as 'correction' of b……………….g and urban flight.
9. Early 'gentrifiers' may belong to low income artist or b……………..n communities which increase the
attractiveness and flair of a certain quarter
10. When's rush hour in New York City? It can be pretty b……………………..e.
11. Sydney’s pedestrian b………………s, Brisbane’s barren streetscapes and Perth’s freeway fiascos: cities
across the country are making classic mistakes.
12. I'm talking simply about the creative intelligence of the b…………m-up, whether manifested in the
slums of Tijuana (...), or the many migrant neighborhoods in Southern California (...).
13. He's been b…………..g me all morning.
14. The trees are being b……………..d to make way for a new superstore.
15. The housing market remains b……….t.
16. Colorado's b…………………….g marijuana industry had struggled under its own astonishing success
since legal recreational sales began Jan. 1

17. In the absence of a large-scale cleanup, the federal government has issued recommendations
on how to reduce the health risks of living in an area contaminated by toxins and c……….s
18. Both the public and private sectors were c…………….g to give us the lives that we wanted.
19. The festival was a great way for the local c……….y to get together
20. In San Francisco, we use algorithms that can measure and predict the flow of traffic in the future,
and our in advance very accurately to tell the c………….s before they left the houses every day how
long their journey would take and it be affected by congestion that developed after they left the
houses.

21. Edinburgh is a c…….t city.

22. Their land was c……………d after the war
23. If possible, try shopping early in the day or later to avoid the most c…………..n.
24. Coherences between recording sites reflect the pattern and degree of c………..y between brain
regions
25. "Fragility occurs when the social contract comes unstuck. And what we tend to see is a c………..e of
multiple kinds of risks: income inequality, poverty, youth unemployment, different issues around
violence, even exposure to droughts, cyclones and earthquakes.

26. History will be examined as an ongoing c……s-f…………n of ideas, rather than as a fixed linear
chronology.
27. And people call this Marilyn Monroe Towers because of its c………..e.
28. There’s still too much crime, poverty, and d………y in the neighborhood
29. Environmental d………….n,poverty, and migration, are often hypothesised to be closely connected in
a complex web of mutually aggravating cause and effect relationship.
30. You know, [cities] competing for d………, competing for more space, competing for efficiency.
31. As people move out of the inner city into surrounding regions, the city expands and further
pollution and resource d……….n occurs.
32. Africa is the most affected by d……………..n, and one of the most obvious natural borders on the
landmass is the southern edge of the Sahara desert.
33. for example, and there's people like funeral directors who d………e their entire working lives to this
issue.
34. The hotel we stayed in was really d…………...
35. The recent famine in these parts has caused the d…………..t of tens of thousands
of people.
36. Are we stuck with this d………….n traffic hellscape?
37. Another potential area for development is e…………………….m, because Lithuania has rich national
parks, coastal scenery, lakes and rivers.
38. He pointed to the e……………….e of new forms that had come into existence under the protection of
man.
39. the garage doors that are brought from San Diego in trucks to become the new skin of e…………..y
h…………..g in many of these slums surrounding the edges of Tijuana

40. Carbon dioxide e………s will be reduced.

41. They hope to e……..e the success of other software companies.

42. The northern part of the city is a Christian e…………e.

43. but there's a lot of data still e…………….d in PDF.
44. he e…………d costs of the building project are well over £1 million.
45. Many people face e…………n because they can't afford their rent anymore.
46. Water pollution results from poor sewerage f……………….s and disposal of industrial heavy metals
into waterways.
47. We're looking at the f…………..y of building a shopping centre there.
48. The f…………..e weather soon had me changing from my shorts into my thick slacks.
49. Cities could be the ideal places to f……………….h.

50. We can cut down the homicide rate focusing on f…….e cities.
Watch out, those plates are really f…………e.
51. The neighbourhood is a g………d c……….y with a security guard to protect residents from intruders.
52. As the city's G……………..N creeps north, middle-class settlers are renovating and moving into 19th-
century town houses that were once rooming houses.
53. The area where I grew up has been all modernized and g…………..d, and has lost all its old character.
54. Where the g………..o once seemed a menace, threatening to swallow the city like an encroaching
desert, now it often appears, in scholarly articles and the popular press, as an endangered habitat.
55. G…………..n is one of the main exports of the American Midwest.
56. "In an era of high-density urbanization, the urban gr…….n b…….t has taken on new significance"

57. She lives in a h….h-r…..e overlooking the river.

I wish to work in a h…..h-r……e office building.
58. The h…………..d of Liberia has been but slightly explored for mineral wealth.
59. The suburbs of New York City are the most overvalued h…….g m…….t in the country!!
60. Her poetry was i………..d with a love of the outdoors.
61. It's a global i………………….e.
62. The changes to the national health system will be i……………..d next year.
63. The drought reduce many farmers to i………….t.
Gentrification has caused i……………….t to the people of color in several occasions.
64. Bonus payments provide an i………………..e to work harder.
65. As Spike Lee said in 2014, “Why does it take an i………….x of white New Yorkers in the South Bronx,
Harlem, Bed Stuy, and Crown Heights for the facilities to get better? What about the people who
are renting? They can’t afford it anymore!”
66. If the technology is really the i………….s of the city and the rate of obsolescence is increasing, we get
this.
67. Sensory nerves supply or i…………e particular regions of the body.
68. The major issue in the 1987 election was the court-ordered i…………….n of public housing
in Yonkers.
69. Turn right at the next i……………….n.
70. Cities should reduce L……….D C……………….N to become better place.
71. When communities begin to grow, there tends to be a l…..d g……..b that occurs which allows
housing developments to start on vacant or under developed properties.
72. It may be necessary to add shielding to the light so that you avoid unnecessary l……t p…………n
which annoys astronomers and your neighbors alike.
73. He set l……..y goals for himself as a teacher.
74. Men used their Afghan shawls as m………….t ropes to scale the stadium's walls.
75. "This ever-expanding infrastructural m……………..x already consists of 64 million kilometers of roads.
76. M…………..s of South Asia face the challenges of decreasing recharge and dwindling ground water
resources because of rapid urbanization
77. New Orleans is the m……………s of the American South.
78. This is a strategy not of flood prevention but of flood m……………n and control.
79. The hipster-hating m….b ignores evidence that gentrification helps eradicate gang violence.
80. M………………..r classrooms were built to remedy the problem of overcrowding in schools.
81. The campaign for an elected mayor seems to have lost m………..m.
82. The m………………y provides services such as water and rubbish collection.
83. The office building is basically o………….e for doing private work.
84. Dozens and dozens of cities are being built around the world. Hundreds are on the d……..g b……d.

85. Company policy is to leave new workers out of

the pension scheme, unless they choose to o…..t in.
86. In the old Italian ghettos, Jews, who were o……………d by authorities, created their own tightly
organized communities
87. She liked to dress in o…………..h clothes.
88. In southern cities infrastructure is o…………..d.
Our staff work hard but the reality is they are o………………..d.
89. We're still locked in a 17th-century p………………..m of parochial national sovereignty.
90. Role of public participation in planning is increasing rapidly and recently many new instruments of
empowering the community is being introduced, p……………y b………….g is one of the most
important.
91. Extensive new planting is taking place around the p………………y of the site.
92. P………………e aims to develop a landscape that will be self-sustaining and productive for
generations.
93. these courtyards are not hermetically sealed spaces. They're open, p………………..e; they're
interconnected.
94. And to understand their p……………….t, I want to zoom in briefly on Syria.
95. So the paradigm isn't exactly working, and I think our p………y m……….s realize that, because in
2012, Mayor Bloomberg signed into law what he called the most ambitious and comprehensive
open data legislation in the country.
96. Some p………………y farmers keep turkeys and ducks as well as chickens.
97. This may sound p…………………s to you if you've never thought about new cities.
98. When the cost of something becomes prohibitively high to a person, that person is said to have
been p………d out of the market.
99. For the past two years, Tiffany &; Co. has been calling on gold miners to end waste dumping
in p……………….e lakes and adhere to international labor standards.
100. Over the past 10 years in the UK, the return on burial plots has outperformed the UK
p……………..y m……….t by a ratio of around three to one.
101. Connectography represents a q………..m l…….p in the mobility of people, resources and
ideas
102. Here I was in this r…………….e village, St Paul's, the complete antithesis of the metropolis.
103. Many companies r…………..e low-income neighborhoods.
104. The economic crisis has r………….d debate on the regulation of banks.
105. The city is a complex, but incomplete system. In that complexity lies its possibility for
r………………g itself.
106. Protecting the community's health and safety during this r……………….n
is our top priority.
107. -He r………….s old houses and sells them at a profit.
-The house has been carefully r……………………d by its current owners.
108. Since the close suburbs are now mostly inhabited by immigrants, these people have a strong
r…………………….t against immigration.
109. We can r………………..t your new car with the new fuel system.
110. Over the past 10 years in the UK, the r…………………n on burial plots has outperformed the UK
property market by a ratio of around three to one.
111. Japanese investment has r………………d this part of Britain.
112. Police cleared the r……………..y for the parade.
113. The R…………………………..n began in early November 2012, when Willard M. Romney was
elected by a large group of Americans so totally void of common sense
114. "(...) the best ideas in the shaping of the city in the future will not come from enclaves of
economic power and abundance, but in fact from sectors of conflict and s………………..y (...)."
115. The interviews were conducted at a time when there was legalized s…………………n in public
spaces in the South.
116. The process of urbanisation affects all sizes of s……………s.
117. And they have very similar s……………s. Maybe they also follow the same principle.
118. Bijlmermeer became a s…………m because people don't want to live in a beautiful
apartments if there is nothing happening outside
119. When his wife left him, he found s…………..e in the bottle.
120. Modern cities were designed with s………..n a…………….e in mind, devoted of any greenery or
places to sit down.
121. The refugee camps s………..l across the landscape.
122. Walls and fences that gave shelter to unlawful shops and s………….s were removed, allowing
the park to be completely open.
123. So I proposed to topple the towers, throw the vertical into the horizontal and s…………k them
up...
124. Suburban housing developments are often s…………e environments.
125. Old shops, restaurants, and other neighborhood features may be driven out by s…………..s
that cater to new residents.
126. You can begin to develop a whole typology of s…………….s.
127. Both focus on vacant s………………….s - empty storefronts, abandoned gas stations, loading
docks - but each renders them in their own way.
128. It's easy to decry s…………n s…………l, McMansions sprouting in farm fields, and forests being
bulldozed for tract houses.
129. He has written a book about middle-class s…………….a.
130. The company decided to relocate to the s……………..s because the rent was much cheaper.
131. The factory is on the o…………..s of New Dehli.
132. The disadvantages are then experienced by the families that are d………n out from this
process.
133. The hipster-hating mob ignores evidence that gentrification helps e…………..e gang violence.
134. Many small businesses have g……e b…….y up since the construction of the new huge
shopping mall.
135. Are the benefits and costs unevenly distributed? If so, are there tools available to
m..………..e this phenomenon?
136. Using public t……….t could save the average two-adult household $6,251 each year,
according to a recent study.
137. A bad neighborhood is usually u…………….d.
138. Poets are u……………..d by the normal rules of sentence structure.
139. Huge tourist attractions have produced choking U…………N S……………..L.
140. China's increasingly affluent u……………….s embrace all the trappings of the modern world.
141. .building relationships with local businesses, v…………..d people, religious organization
142. Leading to the creation of new information based businesses, the wording that are winning
v……………e capital investment because the products and services they are building in Dublin can be
resold to other cities across the world.
143. This hotel is w…………..e from the bus station.
144. Without w………….s, cities have to spend more money to treat water for their citizens.

145. It was the most w………….g decision of the president’s life.

146. San Francisco has strict z…………..g laws to preserve neighborhoods.