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A boulevard is also known as a street. It can be found in other languages like English, French, and other languages. While the streets are made to facilitate the movement of people, these streets are made to facilitate the movement of other things like cars, trucks, and other vehicles. These streets undergo changes over time.
The streets may become narrower or wider depending on how they are used. The streets might become bumpy or smooth because of the way they were used. The streets may become one-way or two-way depending on how they are used.
Source: Novel With Cocaine
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