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The phrase "city centres" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the central areas of a city, typically where most commercial and cultural activity takes place. Example: The city centres of Paris and London are bustling with tourists and locals, offering a variety of shops, restaurants, and historical landmarks.
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Riots gutted city centres.
Suburbs or city centres.
Theatres occupy prime sites in city centres.
This helps to revitalise city centres.
It's common in city centres.
Our town and city centres can compete.
Should we ban cars in city centres?
Instead, 43% of the poor live in city centres.
Both are around 20 minutes from the city centres.
They can also reduce temperature in city centres.
Europeans head for the beach to escape clammy city centres.
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