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Could someone give me an example of using "rural" in daily conversation?
Could someone give me an example of using "rural" in daily conversation?
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"Margaret always preferred living in rural areas."
"When I get my own house, it will be in a rural village."
"Jeff lives a rural lifestyle. "
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"Margaret always preferred living in rural areas."
"When I get my own house, it will be in a rural village."
"Jeff lives a rural lifestyle. "
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