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Hello. We were sitting around in the senior common room at York discussing where

and where not to live in the city. Oh don't go near that round for his factory. not anywhere near the river,

don't go near that round for his factory,

said the English professor.

You can smell the after-eats while you're having your dinner.

And not anywhere near the river,

said the woman from Social Admin.

We lived there once and the ooze came halfway up our

front room window. Well, it was then that the man from computer science mentioned a

well-known street near the city centre. It's got a club, a couple of very, very good restaurants, he said admiringly.

Oh, yes, said the lecturer for a medieval history.

All very well, if you fancy living in a gay area. Well, it's not uncommon now to hear streets and

districts and sometimes even towns described as gay as old Compton Street

in London and Manchester's Canal Street. Or how about Brighton or perhaps Hebden Bridge recently

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