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In English parlance, urban centres with smaller populations are called towns. The term city is reserved for places with castles, cathedrals and more than 50,000 inhabitants (that's a rough figure).
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In English parlance, urban centres with smaller populations are called towns. The term city is reserved for places with castles, cathedrals and more than 50,000 inhabitants (that's a rough figure).
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