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...cture to be complementary across border areas, especially in cases of mass transit. In addition it would free up economic activity between member nations due
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=== Urban mass transit ===
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...in 1620 was also felt in Pyingshum. Due to a good balance of handling the mass influx of foreigners to the city and surroundings while at the same time up
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=== Urban mass transit ===
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...ity reached a major milestone in 2007 when it switched power for the rapid transit system to being entirely renewable generated energy. Also, by 2016, the cit
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...the main hub of the whole country transportation, and all the north-south transit passes through the city. For this reason Sainðaul boasts a very specialize
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...in nuclear and renewable energy production in an effort to move away from mass oil production. Agriculture in the eastern plains especially also plays a l
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...gion's municipalities does a lot of everyday administrative tasks, such as transit planning, preservation or healthcare. In others, those matters are dealt wi
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...port facilities continued to keep up with increasing demand, and the mass transit system, the Khaiwoon Metro, grew to become one of the world's largest.<ref>
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...for the next weeks with strikes, student protests, serious disruptions to transit. On 16 October a large truck ran through barricades in the old town of Cara
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