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• The bigger a city grows, the more prevalent its sexual services industry becomes. Consider Bawdy Work – what needs to be done concerning massage parlours?

  • Shut them down – they decay the moral fabric of the community
  • Pass stricter legislation to regulate behind-the-scenes activities
  • At least keep them out of revitalized neighbourhoods
  • Let the legitimate ones stay – every city has a seedy underbelly

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