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Human behavior / Anthropology / Interpersonal relationships / Community building / Urban decay / Homophily / Social capital / Residential segregation / Social network / Sociology / Science / Behavior
Date: 2006-06-16 14:57:12
Human behavior
Anthropology
Interpersonal relationships
Community building
Urban decay
Homophily
Social capital
Residential segregation
Social network
Sociology
Science
Behavior

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