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municipalize

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The first focuses on "transit tussles" in Chicago, as a result of which, although efforts to municipalize street railways were stymied, not only entrepreneurs but also politicians, labor leaders, engineers, and "straphangers" got at least portions of what they wanted.
``It is an attempt to avoid that and protect the city, in the event that the City Council decides to municipalize the electric utility,'' Maus said.
They also attempted to secularize and municipalize the peals, to subordinate them to the nation, and to insert them into a framework of citizenship" and, in effect, "to alter the prevailing pattern" of the culture of the senses and the social hierarchies shaping that culture.
 
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