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countryside

noun as in non-city environment

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The scheme may not work for everyone but for Ms Hough, who has now relocated from Solihull to a life in the countryside, the benefits have been profound.

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Without paying admission, you can stroll the walkway around the property for a striking view of the countryside.

In the war’s aftermath, rural America entered a slump lasting until after World War II. The 1920 census was the first showing more Americans in towns and cities than countryside.

Michael Carpenter was packing up after a camping trip in the Leicestershire countryside with a big group of friends earlier this year, when a woman in his party realised she'd lost her car keys.

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"These fungi are vital indicators of the health of our grasslands and highlight the biodiversity that exists around us in our towns, as well as our countryside," she said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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