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nowadays, some people think that live in a large cities it is better than live in small towns, but live in small towns have some advantages over the large cities. For example in small towns you have less pollution and less insecurity my family grew up in a small town called " Llera de Canales." this little town is in Tamaulipas, Mexico. For instance all my family grew up there consequently, they never get sick cause of the air because the pollution there has a very high quality. As a result they never go to the doctor and grew up very healthy. they never had problems with their lungs. My grandmother has 85 years old. She also grew up in Llera and she never had been assault. There is too secure all, the people know all the people

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