Some say that cars should be banned from city centres. Do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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people
belived
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believed
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that the population said that cars need
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banned from city centres. I disagree with
this
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of view because
without
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car
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a car
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, it would be very
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difficult
for people to get around. A man was late for work many times because he had no cars
of
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or
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transportation
. A woman who hasn`t
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for many years because she doesn`t have a
car
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evebody
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everybody
really need a
car
for yourself to convenient for moving. I disagree with
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opinion of view because if haven`t a
car
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difficult
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