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suburbanite [Am səˈbərbəˌnaɪt, Brit səˈbəːbənʌɪt] N

suburbanite

habitante de un barrio residencial de las afueras de una ciudad

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Agriculture is the main resource, while more and more suburbanites are moving in to become rurbanites.

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In the popular imagination, we tend to imagine yoga as a luxury activity primarily embraced by white suburbanites.

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Suburbanites will disproportionately shoulder the costs of this socially engineered transformation, paying more in taxes and getting less back in infrastructure and public services.

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Chains tend to develop a formula that works for their core market, which consists of middle-class, white suburbanites.

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But there are some events, some occasions, that can entice even the most entrenched suburbanite downtown.

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Suburbanites benefit from this redistribution because many work in and enjoy visiting city centers that would not be sustainable on their own tax revenues.

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He has a dinner party to prepare, something his younger self would no doubt consider a typically useless suburbanite thing to do.

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Fantasia, for example, was probably really a movie about typical suburbanites with musical accompaniment.

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This ruse causes problems with his fiancee, who is a social climbing suburbanite and divorcee.

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He had to prove that suburbanites would come downtown.

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