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Title	Starting as early as the 1860s, urban planners buried streams to make room for the expanding cities. This process, known as culverting, moved natural streams into underground pipes or buried them unde
Board	Casually Explained (James "Jamie") TTS Computer AI Voice
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Starting as early as the 1860s, urban planners buried streams to make room for the expanding cities. This process, known as culverting, moved natural streams into underground pipes or buried them unde

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Starting as early as the 1860s, urban planners buried streams to make room for the expanding cities. This process, known as culverting, moved natural streams into underground pipes or buried them unde
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