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Urban poverty on the the other hand has more more homicides more more sexual abuse by individuals who are not related by blood and more access to transportation and the Internet There is more gang- related activity in urban poverty Urban and rural poverty both have high levels of drug use and violence high teen pregnancy rates lower levels of marriage and a a a a a higher percentage of households without fathers Adults in urban and rural poverty are less-educated and and the jobs available tend to be less than full-time and/or sporadic There are more preventable deaths in households in in in poverty poverty than in in in educated households Men in in in poverty poverty die on the average 10 years
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