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The 12 proposed developments range from large-scale standalone new communities, to expansions of existing towns and regeneration schemes within cities.

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Northern mayors were reassured by indications that plans for the new rail line alongside a "Northern corridor" regeneration plan would occur before or at the Labour Party conference.

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He said there is a much needed "conversation about chronic housing shortage, lack of investment and much-needed regeneration in the area".

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A multi-million pound regeneration plan is under way in what was once part of the city's industrial heartland.

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While California’s forests are adapted for frequent, low-intensity fires that clear out the forest floors and promote regeneration, high-intensity flames can decimate ecosystems so much so that they may never recover.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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