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The Metropolitan Tidal Wave in Ohio, 1900–2000
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The Metropolitan Tidal Wave in Ohio, 1900-2000 as mentioned in this paper, is a well-known example of a large-scale phenomenon in the United States, which is called the tidal wave.Abstract:
(1969). The Metropolitan Tidal Wave in Ohio, 1900–2000. Economic Geography: Vol. 45, No. 2, pp. 133-154.read more
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