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To: Reilly Diefenbach who wrote (196636)	4/16/2009 9:22:29 PM
From: Think4Yourself	Read Replies (2) of 306849

"So why did these houses only start emptying in 2006?" They didn't. One of those houses has a 20+ foot tree growing out of the living room. The city doesn't tear them down very fast. I have been on numerous streets like this. None quite this bad but there are numerous areas like this in Detroit. Other areas have entire blocks with only a few houses left, and still other blocks have nothing but weeds/trees. There are also many clean, well kept areas. There are "regions" in the city.

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