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 | | Karmiel is only supposed to become a new city where none was before, to support itself with whatever kind of industry it att racts, and, the planners hope, to evolve into the kind of attractive community that will lure Israelis away from the congested coastal area not far away. |
 | | In Karmiel, this boulevard is an already begun divided highway on a ridge overlooking the town center, providing incoming motorists with an impressi ve view of the growing heart of the city, and residents on the malls and pedestrian ways of the center with a view of the bustle of traffic. |
 | | In Karmiel, all the necessities of daily living are located somewhere or other along the pedestrian ways: schools, day nurseries, small shops, clinics, synagogue and playgrounds of the residential quarter, and the other stores, offices, cinema, community recreation a n d government offices of the town center a bit further along. |
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