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Here's your shmoop du jour brought

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to you by car ownership hint-hint there Mom and Dad yeah okay here's today's [Boy brings car-shaped cookies to Mom and Dad]

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question the creation of more functional regions and the expansion of existing

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ones may be attributed to what....

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here are the potential answers

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although industrialization effect on the development of urban jobs is a factor in [People working in factory]

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the creation and expansion of functional regions it's not the only factor because

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life is never that simple so A is not our answer and there's no question that

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car ownership has had an effect on the development of functional regions but [Woman and man driving car]

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again it's only one factor to consider choosing A or B as the correct answer

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would be kind of like saying the reason that we're not a professional chef is [Men wearing aprons holding a fish]

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because we don't have the time sure that might be part of it but it's kind of

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neglecting to mention the fact that we're a little scared of knives and you

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know not very good at cooking the growing popularity of suburban rural [Lots of people shopping in a market]

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residential arrangements can be considered a counter effect of the

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increase in urban region functionality, as urban areas gained popularity part of

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the population starts to want living spaces free of industry and potential

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overcrowding which is pretty reasonable at the ask us it's kind of hard to sleep [Man sleeping in bed]

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when you've got a factory in one ear and a screaming baby in the other so that

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eliminates answers C and D and that means that the correct answer is E - car

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ownership, industrialization and the increase in the number of cities all

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have a hand in urban expansion now about that car Mom we prefer convertible but [Mom brings boy a toy car]

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we're not picky...

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