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of color and analyze them in the context of race and Hollywood's diversity issues.

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resolutions, but I pick a word for the year. And my word for this year is balance. And

what can we do to balance out and create more spaces in our yard to promote birds and

bees and the native plants? Welcome to How To. I'm Amanda Ridley. So back when I was growing

up in the 80s in suburban New Jersey, a freshly mowed yard was a sign of the good life. Never

mind that my brother and I spent hours inhaling fumes, sweating, arguing, cursing at the

mower every week in the summer to make it look that way. It was pristine. And for some

reason, that was all that mattered. Well, luckily, things are starting to change. Thank God.

A perfect lawn may not be quite so desirable anymore. Take Las Vegas, for example, which

recently outlawed what they call non-functional grass in mediums and office parks to help

combat drought. That's a third of their grass gone. Southern California restricted certain

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