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By Selwyn Duke
It’s a seemingly staggering statistic: Young men in two U.S. cities’ most violent zip codes are more likely to be shot to death there than were soldiers in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. It raises a question, too:
What differentiates the two metropolises in question, Chicago and Philadelphia, from places such as New York City and Los Angeles, where murder rates are notably lower?
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