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Translations inner-city [ˌɪnəˈsɪtɪ] ADJ [schools, problems] → de las zonas céntricas pobres, de los barrios céntricos pobres an inner-city area → un área pobre del centro inner-city adj attr → Innenstadt-; traffic → innenstädtisch; housing → in der Innenstadt; (= of cities generally) → in den Innenstädten; decay, renewal, problem → der Innenstadt/der Innenstädte; inner-city area → Innenstadtbereich m; deprived inner-city children → heruntergekommene Stadtkinder How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Inner-City Arts is a stark white complex trimmed in colorfully primitive tiles made in its kilns by some of the thousands of Skid Row-area schoolchildren who take free classes there in painting, ceramics, music, dance and other disciplines. This paper looks at a recent chapter in the story of the African-American family, the devastation of crack cocaine on already distressed inner-city families. In the inner-city facility, patients aged 25 or younger, individuals with a history of STDs and those who had recently had multiple sex partners had elevated risks of infection; in the other facility, women and those reporting multiple recent partners were at increased risk. |
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