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| | History Of Cities And City Planning |
 | | Cities, with their concentration of talent, mixture of peoples, and economic surplus, have provided a fertile ground for the evolution of human culture: the arts, scientific research, and technical innovation. |
 | | Cities must conform to the landscape in which they are located, although technologies have gradually been developed to reorganize the land to suit human purposes. |
 | | City planners engage in a constant search for the proper arrangement of these different types of land use, paying particular attention to the compatibility of different activities, population densities, traffic generation, economic efficiency, social relationships, and the height and bulk of buildings. |
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