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was infrastructure
noun
An underlying base or foundation especially for an organization or system
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Part of the problem was infrastructure.
What was born there was infrastructure — the physical infrastructure of facilities, the abstract one of authority.
Real estate values remained afloat; there was infrastructure rebuilding downtown; even the hotel market seemed to have turned around somewhat.
It was infrastructure building and government investment in labor that built up the consumer demand to revive the U.S. economy in the 1930s.
A day before the last beam was to be removed from ground zero, signaling the transition from recovery to rebuilding, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that Lower Manhattan's most immediate need was infrastructure repair, and that a memorial and rebuilt office space would come later, after some wounds had healed.
The infamous "Bridge to Nowhere" was "infrastructure".
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Another priority is infrastructure.
Rotenberg's is infrastructure.
"The problem is infrastructure.
Fifth, there's infrastructure reform.
The other problem is infrastructure.
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