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34. Abt Associates, "1988 Study of the Modernization Needs

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36. See Lisa Bouchard, "A Street of Strangers," in Setting

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37. Michael Stegman, "Federal Urban Policy and the Budget,"

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38. See, for example, "Housing Voucher Test in Maryland Is

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41. See Howard Husock, "A Critique of Mixed Income Housing,"

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42. For a discussion of the extent to which regulation and

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43. Howard Husock, "Standards versus Struggle: The Failure

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44. Catherine Bauer, Modern Housing (New York: Houghton

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