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  "text": "www.thenation.com/article/soci...\n\n\"Much of the class conflict in housing politics takes place not between Big Real Estate and local communities but within communities: Affluent homeowners, particularly when they are organized into neighborhood associations, form powerful anti-housing blocs.\"",
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