61.   He acknowledged that his predominantly white ethnic neighborhood might no longer be representative of the city.

62.   He had no idea that his new neighborhood was one of the few in New York City where homicides were on the rise.

63.   He said that when he first arrived, the neighborhood was mostly Italian and Jewish.

64.   He thinks the neighborhood will be reborn, but with different people.

65.   He wants his neighborhood to be peaceful and clean.

66.   Her North Philadelphia neighborhood is full of fried-chicken restaurants, but lacks a supermarket.

67.   His fictional neighborhood is a haven for children whose world may be alienating.

68.   However, there would be problems with desegregation because so many Boston neighborhoods are largely white or black.

69.   How safe is your neighborhood?

70.   If you care to hop a northbound subway now you will find in the Bronx a great deal of evidence that devastated inner-city neighborhoods can be reborn.