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         <title>Country Life</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Cities have become very <strong>attractive</strong> places because they <strong>offer</strong> people not only jobs and work but also many things they can do in their free time. You can go to museums or <strong>art exhibitions</strong>, <strong>relax</strong> in <strong>public</strong> parks, listen to music at concerts or eat out at expensive restaurants that offer food from all over the world. Big <strong>department stores</strong> give you the <strong>pleasure</strong> of buying many things without leaving the building.<br>Cities offer their <strong>residents</strong> and the people who work there a <strong>variety</strong> of ways of getting around. Many people walk or ride a bike, which is often the fastest way to <strong>get around</strong> in a <strong>crowded</strong> city.<br>All cities offer at least some forms of <strong>public transport</strong>: buses, trains or trams. Large cities have subways that travel underground.<br>A city has its own <strong>government</strong>, called the city council. The head of a city is its <strong>mayor</strong>. City governments have many things to <strong>care for</strong>. They must organize their own <strong>police force</strong> to <strong>protect</strong> the <strong>citizens</strong> and fight crime. They must <strong>provide</strong> residents with <a href="http://www.english-online.at/geography/water/water-cycle-treatment.htm">drinking water</a>, <a href="http://www.english-online.at/science/electricity/electricity.htm"><strong>electricity</strong></a>, heating, hospitals and <strong>services</strong> to get rid of <strong>waste</strong>. The city council must decide in which parts of the city new factories or houses can be built.<br><strong><br>Modern cities of the 20th century<br></strong>In the 20th century cities grew more than ever before. Architects discovered a new way to get more space in the city. They built<strong>skyscrapers</strong>.<br>As time went on more and more people moved away from the inner parts of the city and <strong>settled</strong> down in the <strong>suburbs</strong>, which were places where it was quieter and where the quality of life was better. These suburbs became small towns with their own office buildings and shopping centres. <strong>Residents</strong> can work and live there without having to travel long <strong>distances</strong> to the centre. Poorer people, <strong>however</strong>, stayed in the centres and formed ghettos. They <strong>lacked</strong> the money to buy houses or <strong>flats</strong> in the more expensive suburbs.<br>Today’s cities are much larger than cities in <strong>previous</strong> times. With the help of cars and <strong>public transport</strong> people can get to all parts of a city very quickly.<br><strong><br>City problems<br></strong>Modern cities all over the world face the same problems. One of them is <strong>poor housing</strong>. People often live in old houses or <strong>huts</strong> that don’t have <a href="http://www.english-online.at/science/electricity/electricity.htm"><strong>electricity</strong></a> or <strong>sanitation</strong>. As city population grows governments don’t have the money to build modern apartment buildings.<br><a href="http://www.english-online.at/travel/cars/cars-and-how-they-work.htm">Cars</a> and industries are<a href="http://www.english-online.at/environment/air-pollution/air-pollution-and-smog.htm"> polluting city air </a>and rivers more and more. <strong>Waste</strong> that people throw away is burned or ends up in <strong>landfills</strong>. All of this makes modern cities an <strong>unhealthy</strong> place to live in.<br><strong>Especially</strong> during morning and evening <strong>rush hours </strong>cities become packed with <strong>vehicles</strong> . Daily <strong>traffic jams</strong> make it impossible for people to get to work in time. <strong>City authorities</strong> are spending more and more money on <strong>public transportation</strong> and are talking other <strong>steps</strong> to <strong>reduce</strong>traffic in cities. A few years ago the London <strong>mayor</strong> made people pay to drive their cars into the city centre.<br><br></div><div><br><br></div><div><br><br></div><div><br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <title> China </title>
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