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Hostile architecture and novel ways of trying to disperse homeless people have become somewhat common in L.A. in recent years.

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By identifying broad principles that influence how populations concentrate and disperse, the study contributes to a deeper understanding of urban evolution across different eras and environments.

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Founded in 2007, Zion Church represents a particular concern for Chinese officials because of its dispersed presence in many cities, its online prayer groups and its members’ connections to Western Christians.

The fact that things get “shaken up,” with wolves dispersing and packs changing, is a good thing, she said.

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It’s hardening and dispersing its defense industries against Ukraine’s long-range strikes.

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