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Convenience

The state of being able to proceed with something with little effort or difficulty.

Efficient

Being productive without wasting time or resources.

Overcrowding

The situation where a space has too many people or things in it.

Vandalism

The act of deliberately destroying or damaging public or private property.

High crime rate

A measurement indicating a significant level of criminal activity in a specific area.

Anonymity

The state of being anonymous or unidentified.

Congestion

The state of being overcrowded or blocked.

Heavy traffic

A situation where there is a large volume of vehicles on the road.

Squats

Buildings occupied by unauthorized residents, often homeless individuals.

Assault

The act of physically attacking someone with criminal intent.

Slums

Poor and overcrowded areas of a city with inadequate living conditions.

Pick-pocketing

The act of stealing from someone's pockets or bags, usually in crowded places.

Burglary

The act of illegally entering a building to commit theft.

Mugging

Robbing someone in the street by force or threat.

Traffic jam

A situation where vehicles are unable to move due to congestion.

Rush hours

The times of day with the heaviest traffic as people travel to and from work.

Exhaust fumes

Polluting gases emitted by vehicles.

Shoplifting

The act of stealing goods from a store.

Merchandise

Goods available for purchase.

Guerilla

A person or group engaging in irregular warfare or sabotage.

Content

The substance or material within a text or media.

Populous

Having a large population.

Settlement

A place where people establish a community.

Contribute

To give or supply something, typically in collaboration with others.

Estimated

A rough calculation or approximation of a value.

Alleged

Claimed to have taken place but not yet proven.

Metropolitan area

A region consisting of a densely populated urban core and its surrounding areas.

Beltway/circular

A road that encircles a city or urban area.

Boutique

A small shop selling fashionable clothes or accessories.

Depot

A place where buses or trains regularly stop to load and unload passengers.

Department store

A large retail store offering a wide range of products.

Law court

A place where legal matters are heard and judged.

Take-away

Food prepared to be eaten off the premises.

Vital

Absolutely necessary or essential.

Boroughs

Municipal districts or divisions within a city.

Ethnic minorities

Groups of people with a shared cultural identity different from the majority population.

Originate

To have a specified beginning or cause.

Amusement

Entertainment or pleasure derived from an activity.

Skyscraper

A very tall building with multiple floors.

Appalled

Horrified or shocked by something.