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The identity of the San Francisco Bay Area is so inextricably tied to the attitudes, economics and innovations of Silicon Valley that it’s difficult to imagine what the city looked like before the techies took over. The beautiful, beguiling images of Janet Delaney’s South of Market provide a colorful, nostalgic glimpse of the San Francisco a generation ago. 
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Few cities in the U.S. embody the growing divide between rich and poor quite like New York and San Francisco. In just the past 20 years, both have changed from economically diverse melting pots to exclusive playgrounds for the rich. Via Mathijs Booden
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