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Kostas DeLazaris, jobless for 10 months, shares an abandoned house with two Greek women and a family of Bangladeshis.Credit...Eirini Vourloumis for The New York Times ATHENS — His face contorted with anguish, Anargyros D. recounted how he had lost everything in the aftermath of the Greek economic collapse — the food-processing factory founded by his father 30 years ago, his house, his car, his Rol
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Thousands of Palestinians and their supporters were embroiled in deadly confrontations with the Israeli army as protests erupting across the Palestinian territories, Israel and its borders with Syria, Lebanon and Jordan were met with live fire, rubber bullets, stun grenades and teargas. At least 13 people were reported killed in a day of bloody confrontations, including 10 at the Lebanese border,
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By submitting this form, you agree to receive email communication from Skift and our partners. Some cities die. The people leave, the streets go quiet, and the isolation takes on the macabre shape of a forlorn ghost-town – crumbling with haunting neglect and urban decay. From Taiwan to the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, these abandoned cities lurk in the shadows of civilization. Their h
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