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| subjects | Affordable housing Cigarettes Earnings Employment Fair Housing Act 1968-US Funding Households Inequality Low income groups Minimum wage Neighborhoods Poverty Public housing Race Racial differences Rentals Segregation Smoking Tobacco smoke Young adults |
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