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    • What HUD Boss Ben Carson Should Listen to on His Tour (Next City)
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    • MD's Purple Line Remains on Schedule, Despite Uncertainties (WaPo)
    • Richard Florida: America's "Big, Booming" Cities Actually Aren't Big Enough (CityLab)
    • Amtrak VP Plays Down Potential Trump Cuts (Railway Gazette)
    • Miami Considers Going for 'Vision Zero' (Miami New Times)
    • Experts See Need for Walkable Urbanism in Senior Communities (HuffPo)

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