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Since the Second World War, most urban growth in the United States has occurred on the outskirts of existing metropolitan areas.
A
counties
B
edges
C
streets
D
intersections
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句意：二战后，美国大多数城市的增长发生在已有的大都市郊区。outskirts近郊，边界。edge边缘。on the outskirts of在…边缘。county郡，县。intersection十字路口，交叉点。
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