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And three million people may live in Paris, but you've got another eight
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thousand people living in this urban agglomeration,
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and creating these attempted cities that are going to be magnets
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of their own; it's been an utter, utter failure.
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But Haussmann was really part of that.
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And people building factories seek a labor force, they seek more space,
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they want to have their factories outside of the customs barrier,
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so they're not paying taxes on what they bring in to use
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in their factory.
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So, that's just a very short explanation for why European cities,
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and European suburbs in particular, the whole sense of a suburb--
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despite the kind of pavillon of Saint-Remy-les-Chevreuse and