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trigram	frequency
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within the asia	68
new york city	66
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england and wales	49
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the same time	47
at the same	47
the use of	47
the emergence of	45
cities in the	43
in the united	43
spread of the	42
well as the	41
of the plateau	41
in new york	40
of live music	39
in the case	39
the need for	38
related to the	37
a range of	37
in this paper	37
part of the	37
of the outbreak	37
the relationship between	36
over the past	36
cities in hubei	36
a is the	34
quality of life	34
which was not	34
of public health	34
a total of	34
under a is	33
other cities in	33
in this work	33
of the epidemic	33
the author funder	33
the context of	33
in urban areas	33
is the author	33
according to the	32
of the new	32
understanding of the	32
of this study	32
in addition to	32
the growth of	31
this preprint this	31
a variety of	31
preprint this version	31
service industries and	31
city digital twin	31
this version posted	31
health care system	30
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a case study	30
on the other	30
of the disease	30
was used to	30
the influence of	30
there is no	30
a author funder	30
in the s	30
as part of	29
need to be	29
cases and deaths	29
the need to	29
of the world	29
the purpose of	29
most of the	29
the effectiveness of	28
it is important	28
total number of	28
in the first	28
the needs of	28
pandemic avian influenza	28
in the following	28
city of surrey	28
to estimate the	28
to understand the	27
the end of	27
as a result	27
the health of	27
of a city	27
is important to	27
number of cases	27
city of toronto	27
the fact that	27
the process of	27
in the us	26
the total number	26
of the virus	26
of the most	26
in this study	26
to deal with	26
the results of	26
of the pandemic	26
the tokyo metropolitan	26
a set of	25
the presence of	25
in the context	25
the novel coronavirus	25
urban and regional	25
the proportion of	25
in the destination	25
the basic reproduction	25
in the past	25
the contact rate	25
of the covid	25
in the literature	24
r n a	24
world health organization	24
some of the	24
city of vancouver	24
the prevalence of	24
determinants of health	24
the majority of	24
health and social	24
n a l	24
associated with the	24
and other cities	24
the other hand	24
and in the	24
the quality of	24
was not peer	24
that can be	24
because of the	24
the new normal	23
many of the	23
in which the	23
in response to	23
each of the	23
tokyo metropolitan area	23
as in the	23
to improve the	23
basic reproduction number	23
wuhan and other	23
in relation to	22
to assess the	22
at time t	22
the beginning of	22
p r o	22
in this case	22
in the same	22
of cases and	22
respect to the	22
development of the	22
the distribution of	22
in this section	22
over the last	22
as shown in	22
o u r	22
city of wuhan	22
u r n	22
version posted march	22
the health care	22
j o u	22
the face of	22
the city center	22
in the face	21
and public health	21
study was to	21
of urban health	21
the population of	21
of the study	21
of the first	21
gait and balance	21
a shared ride	21
development within the	21
of climate change	21
in the urban	21
in england and	21
compared to the	21
of service industries	21
for each city	21
poster sessions v	21
p r e	20
is one of	20
the height of	20
the reproduction number	20
a l p	20
that there is	20
o o f	20
number of people	20
the existence of	20
data from the	20
the range of	20
the dynamics of	20
and the city	20
around the world	20
of health and	20
a lack of	20
be used to	20
r o o	20
beginning of the	20
the spatial value	20
analysis of the	20
inflows from wuhan	20
l p r	20
value of live	20
in the u	20
number of facilities	20
a series of	20
this study was	20
in mexico city	20
to provide a	19
we use the	19
in the global	19
and the number	19
the evolution of	19
the value of	19
the world health	19
the expansion of	19
of the global	19
the provision of	19
of urban greenspace	19
the form of	19
purpose of this	19
the new economy	19
shows that the	19
the total population	19
spatial value of	19
likely to be	19
the introduction of	19
more likely to	19
the fraction of	19
it has been	19
in the new	19
we assume that	19
health and well	18
can be used	18
based on a	18
of urban governance	18
in the next	18
is based on	18
on the spread	18
and it is	18
the association between	18
the inner city	18
of service industry	18
the absence of	18
in the tokyo	18
the time of	18
of the twenty	18
have to be	18
is related to	18
in the community	18
cities outside hubei	18
to address the	18
of the number	18
focus on the	18
in the future	18
access to health	18
in the last	18
we find that	18
the wuhan lockdown	18
needs of the	18
at the local	18
in the early	18
response to the	18
in this context	17
to control the	17
the built environment	17
city of lisbon	17
number of infections	17
dynamics of the	17
the lack of	17
of this paper	17
to health care	17
of urban development	17
find that the	17
all of the	17
public health and	17
shared ride requests	17
the s and	17
the lockdown of	17
the first two	17
case study of	17
the idea of	17
is associated with	17
were used to	17
the rise of	17
urban health equity	17
it can be	17
the level of	17
of health care	17
sea coast cities	17
to reduce the	17
the destination cities	17
the urban system	17
height of the	16
urban health inequities	16
to the city	16
other forms of	16
the nature of	16
acute respiratory syndrome	16
extent to which	16
of the health	16
a result of	16
public and private	16
of access to	16
obtained from the	16
size of the	16
the experience of	16
impact of the	16
the urban poor	16
adoption of ride	16
do not have	16
wide range of	16
from mexico city	16
department of health	16
in the development	16
the city is	16
effects of the	16
the age of	16
of infectious diseases	16
in the multi	16
the prevention threshold	16
a wide range	16
at the end	16
shown in fig	16
in the number	16
of infected people	16
it is also	16
is likely to	16
number of infected	16
the extent to	16
of mexico city	16
the degree of	16
contact rate reduction	16
in a city	16
of the asia	16
the public health	16
severe acute respiratory	16
we do not	16
within the region	16
much of the	16
shown in figure	16
during the lockdown	15
health care and	15
public health officials	15
greenspace provision in	15
in some cases	15
to examine the	15
during the covid	15
in the suburbs	15
it is not	15
included in the	15
a measure of	15
in recent years	15
the most important	15
taking into account	15
in hubei province	15
end of the	15
in the world	15
of urban inequality	15
s and s	15
an increase in	15
and on the	15
to ensure that	15
into account the	15
the air quality	15
we need to	15
take into account	15
prevention intensity r	15
the construction of	15
risk communication program	15
a review of	15
cities such as	15
since the s	15
health needs of	15
adaptive prevention strategies	15
this is a	15
reduction of the	14
health care for	14
of the model	14
number of existing	14
in central tokyo	14
which can be	14
there has been	14
a means of	14
the city population	14
depends on the	14
of air pollutants	14
the lockdown period	14
of each city	14
growing number of	14
in each city	14
outflows from wuhan	14
reproduction number r	14
of density dependence	14
the state of	14
in the form	14
is used to	14
in light of	14
the basis of	14
increase in the	14
what are the	14
the aim of	14
there is also	14
the formation of	14
we used the	14
the sars outbreak	14
the plateau phenomenon	14
the elasticities of	14
the effective prevention	14
banking and finance	14
the concept of	14
the reproduction numbers	14
of specialized service	14
a function of	14
caused by the	14
in kadoma city	14
economic and social	14
number of deaths	14
services in the	14
of the novel	14
in developing countries	14
the transformation of	14
cities of the	14
of avian influenza	14
of the lockdown	14
of residential segregation	14
between january and	14
to meet the	14
suggests that the	14
variation in the	13
the travel rate	13
in line with	13
provided by the	13
the present study	13
the transmission of	13
of the pacific	13
high levels of	13
has led to	13
population in the	13
van der hoeven	13
to study the	13
results show that	13
urban green space	13
specialized service industries	13
first two daily	13
status of the	13
it is a	13
primary health care	13
to the s	13
each of these	13
for disaster management	13
since the first	13
for the city	13
pearl river delta	13
that the number	13
there are also	13
the health and	13
population of the	13
would like to	13
at least one	13
at the city	13
of urban areas	13
results of the	13
the last decade	13
of health determinants	13
of the total	13
the field of	13
mild cognitive impairment	13
with hiv aids	13
and quality of	13
to determine the	13
the values of	13
the prevention intensity	13
and mental health	13
relationship between the	13
of the public	13
and health care	13
features of the	13
service industries within	13
along with the	13
at the time	13
in large cities	13
social and environmental	13
a group of	13
the problem of	13
was associated with	13
health care services	13
it is clear	13
found that the	13
this paper is	13
from wuhan and	13
as a means	13
in most cases	13
the reduction of	12
the opportunity to	12
in wuhan and	12
to be a	12
the last years	12
is given by	12
service industry development	12
cognitive risk syndrome	12
may also be	12
in the post	12
formal and informal	12
changes in the	12
of h n	12
to be sure	12
out of the	12
see supplementary information	12
role of the	12
a focus on	12
in this regard	12
regions of the	12
that in the	12
as a function	12
but also the	12
of infectious disease	12
of the research	12
the population in	12
compared with the	12
in the main	12
the england and	12
the coronavirus pandemic	12
number of covid	12
motoric cognitive risk	12
and the united	12
the floating population	12
aspects of the	12
in other cities	12
in the absence	12
part of a	12
in contrast to	12
line with the	12
on the basis	12
of shared ride	12
objective of this	12
be able to	12
as a whole	12
as an example	12
v poster sessions	12
the size of	12
cases in the	12
our understanding of	12
are likely to	12
of natural cities	12
the speed of	12
the main manuscript	12
half of the	12
the incubation period	12
is the number	12
by the city	12
and access to	12
the analysis of	12
this study is	12
cities and regions	12
of specialized services	12
can be seen	12
it takes to	12
the financial incentives	12
the external environment	12
it is possible	12
deaths per capita	12
characteristics of the	12
for live music	12
with the same	12
and use of	12
less than years	12
impact on the	12
figure shows the	12
assume that the	12
there was a	12
reproduction numbers for	12
a need to	12
a systematic review	12
model for the	12
the course of	12
to public health	12
to be the	12
review of the	12
the st century	12
development in the	12
emergence of the	12
urban green spaces	12
are associated with	12
service industry growth	12
for urban greenspace	12
it is the	12
we examine the	12
york city and	12
with the city	12
the challenge of	12
the destination city	11
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the epicenter of	11
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health care providers	11
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many of these	11
the new york	11
the adoption of	11
of the chinese	11
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associated with a	11
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the findings of	11
study was conducted	11
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living with hiv	11
the area of	11
is necessary to	11
role in the	11
the performance of	11
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expansion of the	11
major metropolitan areas	11
population inflows from	11
the result of	11
members of the	11
and new york	11
lockdown of wuhan	11
in this article	11
more than million	11
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the benefits of	11
the notion of	11
the research team	11
the future of	11
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people in the	11
the officially reported	11
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one or more	11
urban growth and	11
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the city and	11
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of population mobility	11
the production of	11
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data were collected	11
the success of	11
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the establishment of	11
of the cities	11
degree of density	11
in north america	11
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epicenter of the	11
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of cities in	11
the promotion of	11
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city in the	11
number of new	11
the ministry of	11
in the field	11
the global economy	11
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is shown in	11
children less than	11
areas in the	11
the sars crisis	11
overview of the	11
the study of	11
outside hubei province	11
is defined as	11
there is an	11
tend to be	11
have access to	11
in a time	11
the influenza pandemic	11
community health centre	11
function of the	11
we found that	11
in the population	11
health of the	11
is clear that	11
defined as the	11
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in the study	10
to respond to	10
water and sanitation	10
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parts of the	10
figure shows that	10
that there are	10
urban forestry urban	10
adaptive prevention strategy	10
in the region	10
music and the	10
dimensions of urban	10
live music and	10
to better understand	10
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more than one	10
the availability of	10
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important role in	10
mathey et al	10
events and entertainment	10
the seir model	10
terms of the	10
a study of	10
between the two	10
even in the	10
an infectious disease	10
of urban tertiarization	10
the late s	10
from wuhan to	10
reproduction number is	10
of air travel	10
the informal economy	10
the change of	10
see that the	10
in times of	10
to a large	10
use of the	10
access to primary	10
the us dataset	10
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effect of the	10
the university of	10
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city fixed effects	10
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the collapse of	10
estimate of treat	10
green and blue	10
increasing number of	10
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on air quality	10
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the global city	10
the objective of	10
chinese cities outside	10
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found to be	10
the general population	10
spread of pandemic	10
of the sars	10
an analysis of	10
in the area	10
of this article	10
levels of government	10
morbidity and mortality	10
seen in the	10
we also find	10
can be found	10
in southeast asia	10
indicators of health	10
during the pandemic	10
are shown in	10
and social services	10
acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis	10
this suggests that	10
and land use	10
be applied to	10
of pandemic avian	10
of human mobility	10
the local level	10
development of a	10
the peak of	10
in s appendix	10
limited access to	10
of life in	10
air quality of	10
of the state	10
the housing market	10
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results suggest that	10
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of the poor	10
infected people in	10
at the national	10
festivals and events	10
of the social	10
the implications of	10
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the time it	10
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result of the	10
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cases and controls	10
the h n	10
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to predict the	10
the heart of	10
to promote health	10
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growth and change	10
study of the	10
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in health care	10
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the coefficient estimate	10
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number of days	10
basic reproductive number	10
their health and	10
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the origin city	10
time it takes	10
for service industries	10
the social and	10
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forestry urban greening	10
coefficient estimate of	10
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the urban environment	9
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the first decade	9
effects of air	9
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for the urban	9
growth rates of	9
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the control measures	9
of health governance	9
human mobility restrictions	9
the start of	9
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the th century	9
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value of the	9
affected by the	9
that of the	9
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fraction of the	9
may lead to	9
factors associated with	9
with pandemic avian	9
not certified by	9
case of the	9
to identify the	9
ways in which	9
urban governance in	9
the probability of	9
have also been	9
the transmission rate	9
results from the	9
in an urban	9
the capacity of	9
and balance dysfunction	9
provision in surrey	9
in public health	9
the bird population	9
in our study	9
within the city	9
the infectious period	9
city as a	9
number of requests	9
introduced in the	9
for the number	9
and to the	9
capital of asia	9
were more likely	9
inequality in the	9
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of the main	9
responses to the	9
of urban service	9
is a need	9
effectiveness of the	9
it is necessary	9
for public health	9
in europe and	9
of existing infections	9
is the most	9
have shown that	9
social and economic	9
a growing number	9
they are not	9
an outbreak event	9
the past months	9
constant prevention strategy	9
urban and rural	9
reduction in the	9
was not certified	9
service industries in	9
the threat of	9
of pandemic influenza	9
led to a	9
the onset of	9
light of the	9
in the previous	9
of urban growth	9
urban service sector	9
consistent with the	9
the creation of	9
the study was	9
cases in wuhan	9
by means of	9
the duration of	9
we can see	9
cases or deaths	9
social determinants of	9
of an outbreak	9
people who are	9
a framework for	9
the inflow population	9
to establish a	9
context of the	9
to urban greenspace	9
for the future	9
in hong kong	9
the metropolitan core	9
of outbreak events	9
in san francisco	9
air travel on	9
by peer review	9
an opportunity to	9
a history of	9
the governance of	9
health status of	9
the global south	9
in the process	9
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the significance of	9
elasticities of the	9
the lives of	9
t is the	9
we note that	9
findings suggest that	9
will continue to	9
of the future	9
climate change and	9
the basic reproductive	9
after the first	9
certified by peer	9
the social distancing	9
of the community	9
advanced service industries	9
the city in	9
physical and mental	9
and the built	9
data and information	9
an overview of	9
a sense of	9
to evaluate the	9
of the participants	9
we argue that	9
the health status	9
number of susceptible	9
the development and	9
is essential to	9
from the city	9
there was no	9
two daily cases	9
the inclusion of	9
length of the	9
in cities with	9
in the age	9
the severity of	9
of hiv aids	9
attention to the	9
located in the	9
can be a	9
has been the	9
in los angeles	9
to the development	9
and entertainment capital	9
of the reproduction	9
the numbers of	9
reproduction number for	9
actual and optimal	9
cases of covid	9
infection cases in	9
because of their	9
and can be	9
electronic supplementary material	9
health governance in	8
important to note	8
number r t	8
between live music	8
time t is	8
the capital of	8
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the city has	8
the type of	8
time of the	8
rise of the	8
will also be	8
differences in the	8
information for details	8
live music is	8
of british columbia	8
city and the	8
in the data	8
collapse of the	8
li et al	8
this study will	8
the optimal control	8
of taxonomic profiles	8
shown in the	8
to describe the	8
the spreading of	8
was carried out	8
of the service	8
are the most	8
the boundaries of	8
and lack of	8
in the metropolitan	8
discussed in the	8
that the epidemic	8
and human populations	8
for the development	8
focusing on the	8
biodiversity conservation strategy	8
will be used	8
of treat before	8
and the urban	8
at the urban	8
is possible to	8
the simulation results	8
interviews were conducted	8
number of cities	8
high risk of	8
during this period	8
described in section	8
interpretation of the	8
of aviation governance	8
numbers for the	8
outbreak in wuhan	8
number of infection	8
and hong kong	8
social distancing policies	8
to live in	8
and the health	8
and wales and	8
by the national	8
green spaces in	8
promote health equity	8
the emergence and	8
a discussion of	8
daily new cases	8
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effective reproduction number	8
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health and safety	8
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percent of the	8
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policies and interventions	8
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hong kong and	8
disease control and	8
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the past decade	8
the growth rate	8
the lockdown effect	8
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popular music heritage	7
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officially reported cases	7
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growth in the	7
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of five cities	7
effective contact rate	7
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five years old	7
health equity in	7
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the logic of	7
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chi minh city	7
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emerging infectious disease	7
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the effective reproduction	7
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sustainable development goals	7
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public health interventions	7
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of new york	7
the infection rate	7
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to be considered	7
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constant infectivity model	7
random sample of	7
for sustainable development	7
shape urban greenspace	7
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urban policy and	7
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health promotion and	7
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prevention intensityr t	7
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of the influenza	7
the public sector	7
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cities and communities	7
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willingness to share	7
the optimal scenario	7
origin and destination	7
effective prevention intensityr	7
figure s a	7
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model of the	7
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workers in the	7
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the susceptible population	7
delineation of urban	7
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analysis on the	7
urban live music	7
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a model for	7
community capacity building	7
care and welfare	7
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early detection of	7
the rest of	7
the effective contact	7
the united kingdom	7
the health needs	7
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cities around the	7
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average number of	7
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the impacts of	7
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social distancing protocol	7
injection drug users	7
on the health	7
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the local government	7
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disaggregated at the	7
brown et al	7
of control measures	7
control and prevention	7
in the slums	7
mental health and	7
mental and physical	7
and southeast asia	7
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urban development and	7
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the urban economy	7
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the expected inconvenience	7
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the greater vancouver	7
cultural ecosystem services	7
spatial distribution of	7
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with regard to	7
emergence of a	7
of infection cases	7
and urban planning	7
of novel coronavirus	7
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spread of infectious	7
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the epidemic in	7
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ministry of health	7
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yui et al	6
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abe et al	6
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kim et al	6
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the probability that	5
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