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Toronto ranked the 8th most liveable city in the world

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Editorial: Scale up liveability

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MSNBC The Rachel Maddow Show June 4, 2024 08:21:00

So, however it turns out, again it will be just much more concerted and russian forces will focus on weak points where they can kind of gain as much ground as possible before stopping the regrouping. what does this mean for the civilians who are in the path of this this part of the russian offensive? obviously, what we have seen in the places where there has been sustained and concerted fighting is that russia s basically destroying the places that it s trying to take over. the city of mariupol is in many, to a large extent, rubble. and that s true in a lot of cities in eastern ukraine that have been the target of sustained fighting thus far. is there any effort, is there any strategic imperative to try to preserve anything about the liveability of these cities or any of its infrastructure? are they just razing things to the ground? i think going forward, a lot of what we ve seen so far, the ....

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