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    BCP uncovers ideas that work, promotes realistic solutions, and forges partnerships that help people in America’s largest cities live free and happy lives.
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Cities: Ripe for policy change

More than 61 million people call our 100 largest cities home.

Greg BrooksbyGreg Brooks
October 29, 2019
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